First published Sunday, Oct 23 2005 on Nigerian Library Association Blog
Towards the Achievement of IT-driven Nigerian Society: The Odds, Realities and Challenges to the Library and Information Professionals ~ Cybrarian of Note
About Me
- Ayo Onatola
- Currently oversees the Learning Centres of Abingdon & Witney College, Oxon, UK. Holds BSc (Hons) in Biochemistry, PGDE and MLS of the University of Ibadan, Nigeria. Associate Member, CILIP (UK) and International Member, Nigerian Library Association. Certified Librarian, by the Librarians’ Registration Council of Nigeria (LRCN). Medical Librarian, Ogun State (now Olabisi Onabanjo) University, Sagamu Campus (1993-1999), Pioneer Medical Librarian, Lagos State University, (1999-2004), Nigeria and Pioneer Librarian, St. Christopher IMD College of Medicine, Luton, UK (2004-10). Author of: articles in learned librarianship and medical journals; “Basics of Librarianship – theory & practice: a guide for beginners (2004), with contributions in “Improving library services for people with disabilities, published in UK (2007) and reviews of books. A wikieducator, with a WikiBuddy status and visibility in many online networks. Member, Editorial Boards of two Librarianship journals. Alternate Winner of 2005 MLA Cunningham Memorial International Fellowship, an Advisor to the HIFA2015 Campaign and the current Secretary, Librarians Without Borders.