Entrepreneurship development through education has been receiving attention globally. Several attempt have been made through researches, mounting of entrepreneurship courses, programmes in both institutions of learning and entrepreneurship research centers for the purpose of developing both entrepreneurship spirit and culture (Akpomi 2009; Adejimola and Olufunmilayo 2009; Dickson, Solomon and Weaver, 2008, Vincent and Farlow, 2008; Urbano, Aponte and Toledano, 2008;Poikkijoki and Heinonen, 2006;Fuchs,Werner and Wallau,2008;Johnso,Craig and Hildebrand,2006;Matlay,2008 and 2009;Solomon, 2007). In this regard effort has to be intensified to mobilize and enhance entrepreneurial activity which will consequently benefit individuals, government, and the society at large. The issue of poverty eradication has been a top priority of many government and institutions especially in developing countries where extreme poverty is conspicuous and became pandemic (MDGs report, 2007; Akpomi, 2009; Kalirajan and Singh, 2009). Poverty and Unemployment are among the major developmental problems that face every developing economy in the 21st century (Ewhrudjakpor, 2008). In Nigeria today, the increasing rate of poverty, unemployment, corruption and so many other social problems become worrisome to the government and to every well meaning citizen. Therefore, the need apparent change is very desirable and necessary for the country to move to forge to ahead and to meet up with the global challenges. The integration of economies through globalization process any government or state that hesitates or vacillates on whether to imbibe the culture of change will certainly create standstill not only at the detriment of its country but to the larger global community. The incidence of Poverty in Nigeria is on the high side, where 70% of the total population has been classified as poor (Nigeria entrepreneurship initiative, 2009; Ewhrudjakpor, 2008) This rate of poverty is however accentuated by the increasing rate of unemployment, high level of illiteracy, corruption and bad governance among others. Therefore, as a panacea to this problem, entrepreneurship has been identified as a means of providing employment and income generation in the country.

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