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When the University of Ibadan opened its doors to the first set of students in 1948, the goal was to make the university a residential university with all the associated advantages. This goal was pursued with religious tenacity until the late 1970s. The significance of the research being reported he...

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Published inIFRA-Nigeria
Main Authors Agbola, Tunde, Olatubara, C.O, Alabi, Moruf
Format Book Chapter
LanguageEnglish
Published African Book Builders 2001
Subjects
Social Work
Sociology
university of Ibadan
student housing
students
social conditions
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Summary:When the University of Ibadan opened its doors to the first set of students in 1948, the goal was to make the university a residential university with all the associated advantages. This goal was pursued with religious tenacity until the late 1970s. The significance of the research being reported here is that student enrolment in the University of Ibadan (as in most of the other universities, polytechnics and colleges of education in Nigeria) has increased at a much faster rate than the numbe...
ISBN:9789782015792
9782015792
DOI:10.4000/books.ifra.2687