Influence of customer expectations and service encounter on perception of service quality in fast food retailing

The Pragmatics of Politeness in Post Office Service in Ibadan Metropolis, Nigeria

Subjects: “…Service encounter…”

Cervical cytology service in Nigeria: providers’ perspective

Experiences with adolescent health service provision and perceived barriers of adolescent friendly health services in Ibadan, Nigeria: Health care providers’ perspective

The relevance of library and information services for the visually impaired in Nigeira

Employees' satisfaction with National Health Insurance Scheme at the University of Ibadan

Employee, satisfaction with national health insurance scheme at the University of Ibadan

The effects of library education on information seeking behaviour of first-year students at the University of Ibadan, Nigeria

The effects of library education on information seeking behaviour of first-year students at the University of Ibadan, Nigeria

Assessment of the use of ICT by distance learning students in the University of Ibadan, Nigeria

Evaluation of home type, abuse prevalence and care- perception on physical and emotional health among elderly people in South West, Nigera

Factors underlying utilization of legal aid scheme by awaiting trial inmates in agodi prisons Ibadan, Oyo State, Nigeria

Sexual behavior and experience of sexual coercion among secondary school students in three states in North Eastern Nigeria

Sexual behavior and experience of sexual coercion among secondary school students in three states in North Eastern Nigeria

The OPAC:Kenneth Dike Library reconversion project

The socio-economic impact of al-hayat relief foundation on muslims in Abeokuta, Nigeria

Multimedia resources adoption and use among distance learning students at University of Ibadan study centre

Digitization of library resources: challenges and implications for policy and planning

Big Data and the Emerging Role of Libraries

Counselling intervention: a panacea for ameliorating the effects of learning disabilities among secondary school students in Ibadan