THE APPLICATION OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE ON IMPROVING SERVICE DELIVERY IN ACADEMIC LIBRARY [A CASE STUDY OF NORTHWEST UNIVERSITY, KANO STATE.]

Student: Sani Sani Usman
Supervisor: Dr Dauda Yakasai
HOD: Dr Dahiru Salisu
Department of Library and Information Science
Education
Northwest University, Kano, Kano State

Abstract

Behind every accomplishment lies a web of unseen forces—moments of silence, resilience, encouragement, and care. This work is a reflection not only of my effort but of the quiet strength drawn from those who stood beside me when progress felt distant. To the hands that offered support without needing to be asked, to the voices that reminded me of my purpose, and to the countless unseen moments that shaped the outcome—I extend my deepest gratitude. Gratitude also goes to those who challenged my thinking, questioned my assumptions, and helped me grow beyond what I believed possible. The journey was not without difficulty, but growth never is. In the end, this work stands as a testament—not to perfection—but to persistence, reflection, and the continuous unfolding of understanding.

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