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ADMIRALTY UNIVERSITY OF NIGERIA
CELEBRATES NATIONAL LIBRARY WEEK, AND LAUNCHES LIBRARY BLOG

Library Week Celebration is observed annually by Librarians in Nigeria to encourage good reading culture, promote the role/services of libraries, undertake outreach programmes to the unreached people and communities. 

This year's celebration is Tagged: 'LIBRARY SERVICES FOR SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT' 
( please see attached flyer for details of activities scheduled by ADUN Library to mark the celebration.) 
Remember:😊
"everything you need to have a balanced life and great opportunities to discover yourself, your community, your friends, and your potentials can be found in a library."

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