Bolaji David Oladokun
Kogi State University, Abubakar Tafawa Balewa University, Federal University of Technology
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Total Citations
132
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About
Bolaji David Oladokun is a pioneering library and information science researcher whose work sits at the intersection of emerging technologies and library services, with a particular focus on the Nigerian context. His scholarship centers on the transformative potential of artificial intelligence and robotic technologies in academic and public libraries, addressing one of the most pressing challenges facing the profession: how libraries can remain relevant in the twenty-first century by embracing digital innovation. Oladokun's most influential contributions include his investigation into the readiness of Nigerian academic librarians to adopt robotic technologies (41 citations) and his exploration of artificial intelligence's implications for contemporary library services (39 citations), work that has quickly become foundational reading for library professionals and researchers across Africa. His research consistently bridges theory and practice, offering both empirical analysis and actionable recommendations for library administrators and policymakers. Extending his reach into library education, Oladokun has also examined how LIS educators perceive AI tools in Nigerian library schools (20 citations), signaling a commitment to shaping the next generation of information professionals. With a rapidly growing citation profile exceeding 130 citations in just a few years, Oladokun has established himself as a leading voice in the modernization of library services across the African continent.
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