Kenneth Dike Library, University of Ibadan
British Council, Ibadan
LISA Network Limited (Consulting partner)
Librarians’ Registration Council of Nigeria (LRCN)
Department of Curriculum Studies and Teaching, University of Buea, Cameroon
Department of Library and Information Science, University of Abuja
Department of Library and Information Science, National Open University of Nigeria

a. Articles in Learned Journals
1. Azubuike, A. A., J. I. Adeyomoye and V. O. Okojie (1987). An investigation into the
mortality rate of the Nigerian learned journal. Nigerian Periodicals Review, Vol.1, no. 2.
2. Okojie, V. O. and A. A. Azubuike (1988). Local initiatives in the Nigerian book
industry. Information Development, Vol. 4, no. 1. pp. 28-32.
3. Azubuike, A. A., J. I. Adeyomoye and V. O. Okojie (1990). Mortality rates and other
characteristics of Nigerian scientific journals. African Association of Science Editors, Issue
no. 15/16.
4. Okojie, V. O. (1993). Newspaper indexing in Nigeria: the Guardian experience.
Nigerian Library and Information Science Review, Vol. 11, nos. 1 & 2, pp.1-10.
5. Okojie, V. O. (1993). Review of automated library and information services in
Nigeria. Program, April 1993.
6. Okojie, V. O. (1994-95). Staff management training and development. Nigerian
Library and Information Science Review, Vols. 12 & 13, nos. 1 & 2, pp.23-30.
7. Ikhizama, Bose O. and Victoria O. Okojie (2001). Library and information services
for development and rural transformation. Bookmobile and Outreach Services, no. 2
(2001): 22-30.
8. Okojie, V. (2009). Rewards policy and employee motivation in the National Library
of Nigeria (NLN). Available at http://www.ajol.info/index.php/sjis/article/view/63657
9. Okojie, Victoria. (2010). Innovative financing for university libraries in Sub-Saharan
Africa. Library Management. Vol. 31, No. 6, pp. 404-419.
10. Gbaje, E. S. and Okojie, V. (2011). User-oriented access to knowledge initiatives in
Nigerian university libraries. Nigerian Libraries, Vol. 44.
11. Okojie, V. (2017). Strategies for costing library consultancy services by independent
consultants in Nigeria. International Journal of Information Processing and
Communication: A Publication of Faculty of Communication and Information Sciences,
University of Ilorin, Nigeria. 5(1&2), 73-90.
12. Tella, Adeyinka., Abdulrahaman, S. & Okojie, V. (2018).Attitude of undergraduate
students enrolled in a research methodology course. Ilorin Varsity Journal of Library and
Information Science, 1(1), 43-55. A Publication of the Department of Library and
Information Science, University of Ilorin, Nigeria.
13. Okojie, Victoria, Tella, Adeyinka and Onyebinama, Collette Ogugua (2019). Using
ICT to create culture of transparency in libraries. Education for Today: Journal of Faculty
of Education, University of Calabar, Nigeria, 15(2), 2019. pp.139-148.

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14. Okojie, Victoria & Okiy Rose (2020). Public Libraries in Nigeria and the
Development Agenda. Library and Philosophy Practice (e-journal). 4251. Digital
Commons@University of Nebraska – Lincoln.
15. Akullo, Winny Nekessa, Okojie, Victoria, Diouf, Antonin Benoit and Kotsokwane,
Nthabiseng (2021). Role of Library Associations in Supporting the Library Sector During the
Pandemic in Africa. International Information & Library Review, 53(4), 341-348,
DOI:10.1080/10572317.2021.1990566
16. Emmanuel, H. & Okojie, V. (2022). Awareness: A strategic tool for the
implementation of green libraries by academic librarians. Ghana Library Journal, 27(2),
250-258. www.ajol.info/index.php/glj
17. Okojie, V. and Elaturoti, A. B. (2023). Covid-19 and library services in Nigeria:
implications and way forward. Journal of Science, Mathematics and Technology
Education, 4.
18. Okojie, V. & Awoyemi, R. A. (2024). The future of research in Africa: Appraising the
need for artificial intelligence (AI)-driven policy and advocacy in academic libraries. Journal
of ICT Development, Applications and Research, 6(1), 20-33, 2024. ISSN: 2636-7432
(Print) 2636-7440 (Online). Available online at credencepressltd.com. DOI:
19.47524/jictdar.v6il.21.
19. Awoyemi, R. A. and Okojie, V. (2024). Strategies and best practices of Knowledge
management in academic libraries in Nigeria. Ghana Library Journal, 29(1), 30-42.
www.ajol.info/index.php/glj

b. Chapters in Books
20. Okojie, Victoria (1997). Planning the future based on the past: the role of libraries and
information management in the 21st century development of West Africa. In African Rural
Social Sciences Networks: Governance and Development in West Africa: Perspectives
for the 21st Century: Proceedings of a Workshop on Governance and Development:
perspectives for the 21 st century West Africa, held in Accra, Ghana, June 17-20, 1996.
Edited by Ikpi, Anthony E. and Joseph K. Olayemi. pp.257-267.
21. Daniel, J. O., T. Oketunji, V. O. Okojie and R. Abdulsalam (2003). Forty years of
Information and Communication Technology Library Services to the Nation. In Forty Years
of Library Services in Nigeria, edited by S. Olajire Olanlokun, Nigerian Library
Association, 2003.
22. Okojie, V. (2008). Towards the cultivation of a reading culture in sub-Saharan Africa:
a Nigerian scenario. In Education for Millennium Development: Essays in Honour of
Professor Michael Omolewa, Vol. 1, Edited by Marcie Boucouvalas & Rashid Aderinoye,
Ibadan, Spectrum Books Limited & UK, Safari Books (Export) Limited, 2008.
23. Mohammed, Zakari and V. Okojie (2009). Staying alive in a political world: the case
of libraries and information centres in Nigeria In The Politics of Libraries and

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Librarianship: challenges and realities, Edited by Kerry Smith, Oxford, Chandos
Publishing, Chandos Information Professional Series, 2009.
24. Okojie, V. (2010). Libraries in Africa and the MDGs – Outcomes. In Library
Capacity Building Interventions for the Achievement of the Millennium Development
Goals for Southern Africa (IFLA Africa Seminar October 2009), compiled by Lindile
Nhlapo, Johannesburg: UNISA, adaenup cc. 2010. pp.27-45.
25. Okojie, Victoria. (2011). Lobbying, Advocacy and Fund-raising for Libraries in
Nigeria: Report (slide show) of the conference and workshop organised by the Goethe-
Institut, Lagos in collaboration with the Nigerian Library Association, Valentia Hotels,
Abuja, 23-24 April, 2008. In Libraries as Gateways to Information and Democracy:
Improving Networking, Advocacy and Lobbying Strategies, Edited by Clare M. Walker;
Compiled by the Goethe-Institut, South Africa, Johannesburg: adaenup cc. 2008. pp.93-144.
26. Okojie, Victoria. (2012). Webometrics Study of Nigerian Universities. InTrends in
Library & Information Science in Nigeria: a Festschrift in honour of Prof. Sam E.
Ifidon. Edited by James O. Daniel; Elizabeth I. Ifidon & ‘Tunji Okegbola. Lagos: Elis
Associates, 2012. pp.25-50.
27. Okojie, Victoria and Rosemary Shafack (2014). Building the Capacity of IFLA’s
Leaders. In African Library Summit 2013: the Horizon and Beyond edited by Buhle
Mbambo-Thata, Jenny Raubenheimer and Terry Lynne-Harris. Ranburg: Knowres
Publishing, UNISA Library. pp.149-164.
28. Okojie, Victoria (2015). The Librarians’ Registration Council of Nigeria (LRCN): a
Model for Sustainable Library and Information Services Development. In Strong Libraries,
Strong Societies: The Role of Libraries in Socio-Economic Development: Proceedings of
the Namibia Library Symposium, Windhoek, 7-9 October, 2013. Windoek, Namibia.
Edited by Helen Mandl, Ndahambelela Hertha Lukileni and Ritva Niskala. Windhoek:
University of Namibia Library. pp. 298-309.
29. Mohammed, Zakari and Okojie, Victoria (2015). African librarianship at the start of
the 21 st century: the current situation in West Africa. In The New African Librarian:
Perspectives from the Continent, selected papers from the African Library Summit,
Muldersdrift, 11-13 May, 2011 edited by Buhle Mbambo-Thata, Jenny Raubenheimer
and Gerhard van der Linde. Pretoria: UNISA Press, 2015.
23. Tella, Adeyinka & Okojie, V. (2017). Information access and delivery for pre-service
teachers. In Tella, Adeyinka, Olaniyi, O.T. & Bamidele, S.S. (Eds.) Electronic Library and
Information Literacy Skills for Pre-service Teachers. Ilorin: Ijaoye & Commercial
Enterprises. pp.78-87.
31. Tella, A., Okojie, V. & Olaniyi, O.T. (2018). Social Bookmarking Tools and Digital
Libraries. In Adeyinka Tella and Tom Kwanya (Eds.). Handbook of Research on Managing
Intellectual Property in Digital Libraries, pp. 396-409. USA: Published by IGI Global.
32. Ekoja, I. I., Okojie, V. O. and Emmanuel, H. (2019). The role of the national library of
Nigeria in building a virile reading nation: challenges and strategies In A Discourse on

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Educational Issues: Festschrift in Honour of Five Retiring Professors. Maisamari, A. M.
et. al (ed): Abuja, University of Abuja Press. pp.85-100.
33. Okojie, V., Orim, F., Oso, O. & Tella, Adeyinka (2020). Opportunities and challenges
of e-book readers and mobile devices in libraries: experiences from Nigeria. In Tella,
Adeyinka (Ed.). Handbook on Research on Digital Devices for Inclusivity and
Engagement in libraries. IGI Global, USA. pp.208-230.
34. Uwaifo, Stephen Osahon, Bamidele, Segun Sunday and Okojie, Victoria (2021). The
Essentials of Entrepreneurship Education in the Fourth Industrial Revolution (4IR) Era. In
ICT and Entrepreneurship in Information: Perspectives from Developing Digital
Economies edited by Adeyinka Tella; New Delhi: EssEss Publications.
35. Okojie, V. (2022). The NLA Relationship with the Librarians’ Registration Council of
Nigeria (LRCN) In The Nigerian Library Association at 60: History, Achievements,
Challenges and Prospects. Compiled and edited by Ahmad Abdu Balarabe and Manir
Abdullahi Kamba. Zaria: Ahmadu Bello University Press, pp. 236-257.
36. Okojie, V. (2022). NLA Advocacy Roles and Achievements. In The Nigerian
Library Association at 60: History, Achievements, Challenges and Prospects. Compiled
and edited by Ahmad Abdu Balarabe and Manir Abdullahi Kamba. Zaria: Ahmadu Bello
University Press, pp. 314-344.
37. Okiy, R.B. and Okojie, V. O. (2023). “Going Green in Nigerian Libraries and the
Need for Standards and Policies: Some Perspectives on Adoption and Implementation”. In
International Library and Information Science Practice: Excellence in Leadership,
Management and Mentorship: A Festschrift in Honour of Dr. Helena Asamoah-Hassan
edited by Okojie, Victoria and Abdullahi, Ismail. pp.333-346.
38. Kaddu, S., Okojie, V. and Haumba, E. N. (2023) ‘From   a Lie-brary to true Library?’
Whose mandate? Critical reflections in the management of fake information. In
International Library and Information Science Practice: Excellence in Leadership,
Management and Mentorship: A Festschrift in Honour of Dr. Helena Asamoah-Hassan
edited by Okojie, Victoria and Abdullahi, Ismail. pp.167-183.
b. Technical Writings
39. Okojie, Victoria. (2022). LIS321: Management and Use of Government
Publications. Course Guide written for National Open University of Nigeria, Abuja.
40. Okojie, Victoria. (2021). LIS325: National Information Systems & Services.
Course Guide written for National Open University of Nigeria, Abuja.
41. Okojie, Victoria. (2019). LIS102: Libraries and Society. Course Guide written for
National Open University of Nigeria, Abuja.
c. Edited Books

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