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Adequacy of academic journals in Nigeian university libraries during economic gloom:the Kenneth Dike library experience
This paper discussed the adequacy of academic journals in Nigerian University libraries during economic gloom using the Kenneth Dike library (KDL) experience. It addresses the problem by looking specifically at the library allocations for books and journals from 1981/82 to 1989/90 session as well as...
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