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Kunlexic:
which 1 is urs?

Kunlexic:
4. University of Ilorin (UNILORIN) Library



On October 25, 1976 after the Principal’s maiden address to the foundation students and staff in the Africa Hall at about 10.00 a.m. the University Library formally commenced its routines and services to clientele.

The Library provides a wide range of services.  Arrangements have been completed to resuscitate inter-library loans and bindery services.  Hardware facilities are available for consulting audio-visual and e-resources.  Detailed instruction in Library use is provided to undergraduates as part of the General Studies programme while advanced bibliographic courses are to be worked out for final year and postgraduate students and staff preparing for their long essays dissertations and research respectively.  All enquiries regarding reader instruction, either on individual basis or in groups should be made to the Readers’ Services Librarian.

noordean:
..and i knew mine would b in d 1st 3

I refuse to be intimidated

Kunlexic:
which school is that?

One of the federal University of Technology in the country,the library isn't that bad but compared to these Well I can as well say the school lacks a library

nabsprada:
I refuse to be intimidated

noordean:
no one is intimidating u lol...ao was service dear?

lolz,okay o...service was reviving dearie mi

Bukkiminat:
#Sobs.....

Wer z ma premier university library b4 ah vex 4u kunlexic

fairheven:
@OP,is not erecting of giganti architectural master-piece,wat maters is what is inside..the content not the container.

Kunlexic:
5.Nnamdi Azikiwe University Library



At the University’s inception, the Owelle of Onitsha, Dr. Nnamdi Azikiwe donated 12,000 volumes of books. In 1962/63 the University library holdings had increased to 27,000 volumes with a seating capacity of 220 readers. Presently, the University Library System has about 735,157 volumes of books and about 99,760 bound volumes of journals.



The Nnamdi Azikiwe Library has a growing collection of publications by international bodies/organization such as:

The United Nations;
The Food and Agricultural Organization (FAO) of the United Nation; and
The United Nations Educational Scientific, and Cultural Organization (UNESCO)
The Library has also special collection documents published by the various governments of Nigeria as well as the Biafrana Collection (publications on the Nigeria Civil War) and African Collection (publications on Africa, about Africa and by Africans)

nabsprada:
I refuse to be intimidated



One of the federal University of Technology in the country,the library isn't that bad but compared to these Well I can as well say the school lacks a library

Kunlexic:
abeg don't vex for me yet ooo


Kenneth Dike Library,University of Ibadan

nabsprada:
I knew even before opening this thread that my school won't make the list ...keep it coming op

Modified

And those whose school didn't make the list be like "op,its not about the building or even the content but whether the students put it to good use"

iebanehita:
Have you heard of John Harris library, University of Benin

Capableben:
hahaha
However our school is degraded, we still remain loyal Ambassadors.... GREATEST FUTYOLITE..............

Vivly:
My school can't make this list.

mujiboy:
. na library be that so?

gunuvi:
the best is that of the university of beer