Abstract
Nigeria shares with other developing countries a variety of problems in providing adequate numbers of high-quality books. Unqualified author-publishers, poor production, inadequate distribution, and lack of capital are all evident. A discussion of the advantages of having a well-developed indigenous publishing industry follows, along with recommendations for establishing and promoting such an industry.
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L. O. Nwali has published articles in the fields of library and information science, sports, and politics.
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Nwali, L.O. Book publishing in Nigeria: problems and prospects. Publishing Research Quarterly 7, 65–70 (1991). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02678333
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- Publishing House
- Book Publishing
- Book Industry
- Book Production
- Nigerian Government