The Importance of the Use of Libraries and the Need for a Reading Culture

The Importance of the Use of Libraries and the Need for a Reading Culture

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Libraries are very important for information, communication and transformation. They help to inculcate a reading culture for an upward progression of people’s life. They reduce ignorance; thus, they are empower literacy, knowledge and skill acquisition. This paper is an opinion paper. The authors employed literature research methodology to carry out the analysis. It gives an insight into the...
 
Published at Acta Universitatis Lodziensis. Folia Librorum
Volume 1
Issue 22
Pages 97-110
Published in 2017
 
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Victoria O Itsekor, Nwanne M Nwokeoma
Itsekor Victoria Etoromi » Victoria Itsekor obtained Bachelor in Library Science Education BLS (Ed) from Delta State University, Abraka. She then proceeded to the renowned University of Ibadan, where she obtained Master in Library, Archival and Information Studies (MLS). She is currently a postgraduate student of Information Resource Management (IRM) at Babcock University, Ilishan Remo, Ogun State. She joined Covenant... view full profile
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