Digital Library & E-Library
Access e-books, journals, research materials, past questions, audio books, videos and curated learning resources.
One State. One Digital Library. Unlimited access to books, journals, research, archives, school resources and knowledge — designed as a modern statewide digital ecosystem.
A unified platform for citizens, students, researchers, librarians, public schools, local governments and policymakers.
Access e-books, journals, research materials, past questions, audio books, videos and curated learning resources.
Search physical books, check availability, author, ISBN, shelf location and circulation status.
Online registration, digital library cards, reading history, saved books, reservations and notifications.
Cataloguing, accessioning, circulation, renewals, returns, fines, inventory and branch operations.
Find and access libraries across all 16 Local Government Areas in Ekiti State.
Connect public schools, monitor school libraries, distribute resources and run reading programmes.
Age-appropriate resources, storytelling, competitions, literacy programmes and reading challenges.
Journals, government publications, bibliographies, reference services and research assistance.
Preserve historic documents, photographs, cultural materials, publications and heritage collections.
Book fairs, literacy campaigns, World Book Day, seminars, workshops and community programmes.
Manage books, members, branches, acquisitions, reports, staff workflows and digital uploads.
Real-time usage analytics, branch performance, member statistics and executive reports.
A modern OPAC experience with live filtering, smart categories, availability status and reader actions.
The platform is designed to scale from the State Library Board to branch libraries, school libraries and future digital service points.
Curated academic, professional and government resources for students and researchers.
Digitised public reports, policies, circulars and institutional publications.
Preserve photographs, oral histories, notable personalities and heritage materials.
Support for bibliographies, indexing, referencing and guided information discovery.
The public-facing experience is backed by secure administration, reporting, branch management and operational workflows.
Usage, circulation, membership, acquisition and branch performance reports.
Granular access control for administrators, librarians, auditors and other user roles.
Quick identification, checkout, return and inventory workflows.
Announcements, reminders, due-date notices and service communication.
Allow readers to reserve titles and manage holds efficiently.
Manage overdue charges, payments, waivers and related transaction records.
Move books, member and operational data using CSV/Excel-friendly workflows.
Protect critical library information with structured backups and recovery procedures.
Access the system from phones, tablets, laptops and desktops.
Deploy according to the State's infrastructure and data governance requirements.
Integrate with existing catalogue, school, identity, messaging and reporting systems.
Track important administrative and circulation activities for accountability.
Software development is a core part of the delivery — not just setup and configuration.
Understand requirements, vision, departments, branches and existing workflows.
Define project scope, architecture, modules, security, milestones and data requirements.
Design, develop and tailor the web platform, portals, dashboards and workflows.
Configure databases and migrate approved books, members, branches and existing records.
Validate features, security, responsiveness, performance and user acceptance.
Train administrators, librarians, management and key operational users.
Deploy to the approved infrastructure, connect domains and launch statewide services.
Provide updates, technical support, monitoring, improvements and future integrations.
Knowledge available to more citizens, regardless of location.
Stronger learning, study, research and reference services.
Digitise valuable history, culture, publications and institutional memory.
Use libraries as hubs for literacy, information and community development.
Give government real-time visibility into library usage and performance.
Extend access through mobile-friendly, branch and school-based services.
It creates one coordinated digital environment for public readers, schools, librarians, researchers and government — while remaining flexible enough to expand as the State's library network grows.
Software development, system deployment, training, support and long-term digital transformation partnership.