Zaccheus Onumba Dibiaezue Memorial Library (ZODML) based in Lagos has recorded another first in Nigeria. This private library recently inaugurated her elibrary. This is in addition to all other services offered by the Library.
According to Mrs. Ifeoma Esiri, Co-Chair and member of ZODML’s Board of Trustees, six primary schools and four secondary schools within Ikoyi, Lagos State have been equipped with books, computers and other facilities free of charge. Mrs. Esiri noted at the launch of the online library, that the project was central to the achievement of ZODML’s mission.
ZODML, a non-for-profit organisation, was set up in memory of Z.O Dibiaezue to provide students and general readers access to resources offline and online for education purposes.
Other dignatories present at the launch include Mrs. Ayo Obe, a civil rights crusader and ZODML trustee.
The online library coul dbe accessed via http://www.zodml.org/ and it is available 24/7 to all Nigerians free of charge. On the website is a catalogue of past question papers for high school students and a variety of writings by Nigerian authors.
I recommend this elibrary to all students and more importantly to public libraries to emmulate. This institution indeed need a lot of support to create more important in the society.
According to Mrs. Ifeoma Esiri, Co-Chair and member of ZODML’s Board of Trustees, six primary schools and four secondary schools within Ikoyi, Lagos State have been equipped with books, computers and other facilities free of charge. Mrs. Esiri noted at the launch of the online library, that the project was central to the achievement of ZODML’s mission.
ZODML, a non-for-profit organisation, was set up in memory of Z.O Dibiaezue to provide students and general readers access to resources offline and online for education purposes.
Other dignatories present at the launch include Mrs. Ayo Obe, a civil rights crusader and ZODML trustee.
The online library coul dbe accessed via http://www.zodml.org/ and it is available 24/7 to all Nigerians free of charge. On the website is a catalogue of past question papers for high school students and a variety of writings by Nigerian authors.
I recommend this elibrary to all students and more importantly to public libraries to emmulate. This institution indeed need a lot of support to create more important in the society.