THE CHALLENGES OF ACQUISITION OF LIBRARY MATERIALS AND SERVICES TO THE USERS IN LAW LIBRARY IN EKITI STATE UNIVERSITY
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Acquisition is a very important aspect of librarianship since the strength of a library’s collection solely depends on the information resources acquired. The acquisition librarians therefore have a tremendous role to play in maintaining a good collection as well as achieving organizational goals through acquisition of relevant information resources. If a library acquires good and relevant materials the benefits are enormous to both the library and the users, the library will have credibility and authority while the users will always find answers to their questions from such a library.Developing a balanced and usable collection is an important aspect of library services (Oseghale, 2008 cited in ). Library collections therefore, are built to meet the information and research needs of any academic programme. For the faculty of law libraries to maintain a balanced collection, meet the demands of students, lecturers, and law professionals, and pass accreditation conducted by the regulatory bodies (the National Universities Commission and the Council of Legal Education), there must be adequate collections and other law requirements in place. In order to put in place an adequate collection for a robust legal education, there must be adequate funding by the university. Under funding has been a serious problem facing university education in Nigeria, and this has impacted negatively on acquisition of legal materials in faculty of law libraries.
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