Introduction It has been established that the library offers very important services in colleges and universities which students could not do without. Many school administrators can now come out publicly and comfortably say that library has provided a solution to the gathering of information by students. Almost all the campus libraries are full research facilities supporting the teaching needs of faculty, staff, and students. The library staff is there to provide research assistance and introduction in identifying and using various resources (Anderson, 1999). Therefore any campus library has specialists who play a role in:   * They are consulting with students in the hope of meeting their research needs.   * They are helping students to select library materials in assigned subject areas.   * We are collaborating with students and faculty on projects.   * I am communicating with various campus departments concerning research materials availability.   * We are providing research services and scheduled references.   * Assisting students in person, by phone, or e-mail   * Helping with research. Due to the many services that the campus library provides, there is a need for it to operate for 24 hours, 7 days a week, to ensure that both the students and staff fully exploit it (Kreiser, 1991). Back Ground information In the past twenty years, the campus library has experienced extreme digitization of its resources. The students are able to get access to bibliographic resources that define on-site library service anywhere, anytime. Therefore, using the library facilities is no longer a problem for most students since they know where to get particular books. Campus planners have an impact on the attendance frequency of the library. The planners need to consider library users’ need for quiet time by locating a library where there is a minimal disturbance. The off-site computer is really changing and developing, but it cannot replace a campus library. Library reading culture should be encouraged by ensuring that the library services honor and meet the need of every library user (Grigsby, 1993). Reasons for opening the campus library 24hrs a day and seven days a week The campus library should be virtually open at all times to meet all the needs of its users. In this era of technology, many Campus libraries have been computerized. This has enabled the libraries to run smoothly without hitches. Similarly, book theft has been reduced to a minimum. The technology needs to be fully utilized, and that is why the library should be open at all times. Accessing the internet in the campus library has enabled many students to be able to catch up on current discoveries, which work to improve their innovative minds. The students are able to get hold of current news as fast as possible and as soon as they make headlines. Opening the library at all times will also solve the problem of overcrowding. Let’s look at a scenario where there are 10,000 students on campus, all of who have to access a library that cannot be able to contain the number at once. Hence, if the library is made open at all times, students will be able to plan their time well and decide on the appropriate time to visit it (Geiger, 1995). On ever