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Reference service delivery system in west-Africa: limitations and prospects as seen from Kenneth Dike Library, Nigeria
This paper focuses on the centrality of reference services to the practice of librarians hip. It enumerates the limitations faced by Kenneth Dike Library (KDL) in its bid to deploy Information Communications Technology (lCT) to its reference services delivery system. Being a university library in a...
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