The study investigated the awareness and use of electronic information resources in the Polytechnic library
Zungeru, Niger State, Nigeria. The study was anchored on four objectives and one hypothesis. Survey research
design was adopted. The population of the study consisted of 1,373 full time National Diploma (ND) II and High
National Diploma (HND) II students and a sample size of 301 respondents was adopted through random
sampling technique. Structured and four rating scale questionnaire and observation check-list were used as
data collection instruments. Data collected were analysed using descriptive and inferential statistics. The
findings revealed that e-books, e-journals, CD-ROM data bases and online e-resources databases were the
available electronic information resources in the Polytechnic library Zungeru. The level of awareness of
electronic information resources was low, while the mean frequency use of library electronic information
resources was on monthly basis. Some of the challenges encountered in the use of electronic information
resources include: inadequate awareness of the electronic information resources, irregular power supply and
inadequate Internet facilities in the library. The study recommended that electronic information resources such
as electronic theses/dissertations should be acquired and made available to students; the library management
should use education program to sensitise students more on the availability and usefulness of the electronic
information resources to their studies. The library management should also ensure that acquisition policy is
tailored towards users‟ information needs.