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Knowledge Sharing and Utilisation as Means of Service Delivery among Library Personnel in Selected Universities in Southwest, NigeriaBamigboye, Olusola Bamidele, Ogunyinka, Babatunde Akeem, Aderibigbe Nurudeen Adeniyi Keywords: Knowledge Sharing, Libraries, Nigerian university, Service delivery, Utilisation. |
Differences in Students’ Behavior and Attitude regarding Study at Home and Library in Focus Private Library at Wad Medani 2019Abdelmuniem Siddig Mohamed Ahmed Keywords: Home, Library, Student’s Behavior, Study, Wad Medani, attitude, private library |
Gender Influence on the Use of Information and Communication Technology by Lecturers in Library Schools in South-East and South-South Zones of NigeriaMagnus C. Unegbu, Jonathan Chima Ogugua,Ogbonna Isaac Nnadimele,Judith Nse Keywords: Nigeria, South-East, South-South, gender influence information and communication technology, lecturers’ library schools, zones |
Impact of Library Services and Resources on Undergraduate Students as users of faculty Library: A case study of Faculty of Management Science Library, Ladoke Akintola University of Technology (LAUTECH) Ogbomoso, NigeriaAdegun, Isau Adewole, Akinola, John Olugbenga, Adepoju, Samuel Olusegun , Oyewumi, Olatundun Oluwatoyin Keywords: Faculty, Library, Library Resources, Nigeria, Students, Undergraduate, University, impact of library service |
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