Mustapha, Yusuf IsmailYusuf, Mohammed SanusiAhmed, Abiodun Ganiyu2019-10-182019-10-182016-062315-8212http://hdl.handle.net/123456789/2781The performance of small scale entrepreneurs in the recent past has been recognised to be the key to economic growth and development of every nation and this entrepreneurial performance is believed to be gender driven in some societies. this study purposefully examined the effect of gender on the sales performance of small scaleentrepreneurs in Ilorin metropolis of Kwara state. The study used appropriate sample size determination to arrive at 369 respondents. primary data were collected through a multiple choice and Linkert scaled questionnaire that was administered on target respondents, while secondary data were collected through the relevant textbooks, journals and workshop materials. Ordered logistic regression analysis model was used to analyse the subject of discourse. it was discovered through the Pseudo R that gender does not have significant effect on the sales performance of small scale entrepreneurs in Ilorin MetropolisenArticle