This study assessed the socio-economic determinants of migration into Kashere Village. It assessed the determinants of migration, types of migration, and the duration for migrants staying in Kashere town. The data for this study was collected using both primary and secondary source of data. Primary data was collected through questionnaire administration that targeted the population while secondary data was collected from different research materials such as internet, books, journals and other materials found relevant to the study. A total of 400 respondents/migrants were interviewed in this study. The descriptive statistical tools employed in this study were the use of tables, frequencies and percentages for easy analyzing and interpretation of data. The results of this finding revealed that the majority of the respondents were males, middle age and singles. Finding also revealed that the causes/determinants of migration in the study area is studies with 209, employment took about 105, unemployment took 46, and others took the remaining 40 respondents in the study area. Result on the types of migration represents that temporary migrants constitute 254, permanent migrants 23, whereas seasonal migrants took the remaining 123 migrants in Kashere town. The study also revealed the duration for migrants staying at Kashere town include those staying after two years 15, after three years 48, four years 163, followed by five years duration 109 and six years and above took 65 respondents respectively. The study recommends that government should promote and intensified on rural education through establishing rural colleges, polytechnics and universities and other social amenities not mentioned so as to improve the livelihood condition of Nigerian citizens. This will reduce the influxes of people from areas of deficits to areas of prosperity.