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The Challenge of Medical Librarianship in Nigeria.
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Obaka, Daniel Newton – International Library Review, 1985
Presents historical review of development of medical education, medical library and information services, medical school libraries, facilities (medical, education, library), and national health programs in Nigeria. Areas of challenge in present Nigerian medical librarianship are identified: personnel, organizational structures, buildings, National…
Descriptors: Developing Nations, Higher Education, History, Library Administration
Issues on the Relationship between Job Satisfaction, Job Attitudes and Work Behavior among the Staff in Academic Libraries.
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Nkereuwem, E. E. – Information Services and Use, 1990
Reviews theories on job satisfaction and evaluates their relevance to the work environment of libraries. Analyses of data from survey of Nigerian librarians seem to indicate that some of the theories are irrelevant in that context because survey respondents agree that their level of job satisfaction is directly determined by amount of money they…
Descriptors: Academic Libraries, Developing Nations, Employee Attitudes, Foreign Countries
The Correlation between Job Satisfaction, Job Attitudes and Work Behaviour among the Staff in Academic Libraries in Nigeria.
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Nkereuwem, Edet E. – Information Services and Use, 1992
Describes a study of academic library staff in Nigeria that was conducted to examine correlations between job satisfaction, job attitudes, work behavior, and motivation. Relevant research is reviewed, predictor variables for job satisfaction are discussed, and implications for library administrators are suggested. (14 references) (LRW)
Descriptors: Academic Libraries, Correlation, Foreign Countries, Higher Education
Third Generation Nigerian University Libraries.
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Agboola, A. T. – International Information and Library Review, 1993
Examines the development of Nigerian University libraries and the political factors that created them and continue to effect their development, with a focus on those established between 1980 and 1984. Users, governance, finance, buildings, staffing, collection development, services, cataloging and classification, and automation are described.…
Descriptors: Academic Libraries, Developing Nations, Economic Factors, Foreign Countries