Charity Ezinne Maxwell
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Charity Ezinne Maxwell is a Nigerian library and information science researcher whose work sits at the critical intersection of emerging technology and library services. Her scholarship focuses primarily on the transformative potential of artificial intelligence within library systems, with a particular emphasis on the Nigerian context and the broader implications for twenty-first-century information services across Africa. Maxwell's most significant contribution to the field is her examination of how artificial intelligence can be strategically harnessed to modernize library services and prevent institutional obsolescence in an increasingly digital world. Her 2023 paper on this subject has garnered 39 citations, reflecting strong scholarly interest in her arguments and establishing her as a notable voice in discussions surrounding library innovation and technological adaptation in Nigeria. Her work challenges library professionals to embrace new technologies as a matter of institutional survival rather than optional enhancement. Through her research, Maxwell addresses a pressing concern shared by library communities globally — how to remain relevant amid rapid technological change — while grounding her analysis in the specific realities and infrastructural contexts of Nigerian libraries. Her contributions provide both a diagnostic framework and forward-looking recommendations for practitioners, policymakers, and educators invested in the future of library and information services.
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