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Dressing code compliance in academic libraries: a case study of Igbindion University Library, Okada
This paper evaluates the enforcement of dressing code in Igbinedion University Library, Okada. It reveals the effect on readers’ concentration. Also, the justification for its introduction in a private initiative library was emphasized. The paper identifies ways of demanding compliance by the Librar...
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2003
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