WNASD

Web of Nigerian Agricultural Scientists in Diaspora. Forums. Opportunities. Collaboration

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Some members of WNASD and other West African scholars based in North America were awarded a grant by the U.S. Mission to the African Union to characterize the nutritional profile of major staple crops in Nigeria and Ghana, relate agronomic systems to nutrition in both countries,

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Two weeks ago, our association held its annual meet-and-greet in Salt Lake City, Utah, during CANVAS 2025, hosted by ASA, CSSA, SSSA.

The event brought together over 80 Nigerian agricultural scientists from various institutions and organizations.
See you all next year!

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We’re excited to announce that our meet & greet for this year will be coming up on Monday, November 10 during CANVAS' 25 taking place at Utah

Great opportunity to network with other Nigerian scientists attending the conference

Register using this link: https://t.co/iAsvw7Dqfd

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This webinar is designed to provide valuable insights and guidance on exploring diverse career opportunities in industry, government, and academia. To join, simply scan the QR code in the image or click on the Zoom link below to register: https://t.co/n9pwFWQKt7

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Our next webinar will be coming up on Saturday, May 3rd, 2025, at 12:00 PM (EST).
Join us as we hear from experienced professionals who have successfully transitioned from graduate school to impactful careers.

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Of course, when you have newsworthy information, you make the news @NTANewsNow @bftghana

👏 @olabimfolu @iatoloye @Adesuwaerhuns @ShesOyin @folinous @Anu_Patrick_O and Akwasi Opoku for a project well executed and thanks to @US_AU

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and to discuss the relationship between agricultural practices & crop nutritional quality based on the findings from your @US_AU awarded project.

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Great job @olabimfolu @iatoloye @Adesuwaerhuns @ShesOyin @folinous @Anu_Patrick_O and Akwasi Opoku for sending Dr. Abimfoluwa Gideon Olaleye and Dr. Idowu Atoloye as representatives to engage farmers, policy makers, and stakeholders in Nigeria (#SWOFON) and Ghana (#PFAG)

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The database is a collection of nutritional profile of some crops available in Nigeria and Ghana. #Nigerians and #Ghanaians, how well do you know the nutritional component of the food you eat? Do not make assumptions, visit the database today and get enlightened.

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Kudos to some members of our group @olabimfolu @iatoloye @Adesuwaerhuns @ShesOyin @folinous @Anu_Patrick_O and Akwasi Opoku for completing the technology transfer of the project awarded by @US_AU. Check out the database (https://t.co/gw8rOsy2xY) created by the team.

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Join me in my Space! https://t.co/J3wAtu5Dio

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Happening tomorrow on Twitter space and zoom.

Come and learn from the stories of others. Set a reminder.

Friday, November 18, 9pm ET

https://t.co/J3wAtu55sQ

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Congratulations! #WNASD is extremely proud of the amazing work done by our members. #US_AU

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Some members of WNASD and other West African scholars based in North America were awarded a grant by the U.S. Mission to the African Union to characterize the nutritional profile of major staple crops in Nigeria and Ghana, relate agronomic systems to nutrition in both countries,

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Meet the team from left to right: Abimfoluwa Gideon Olaleye, Adesuwa S. Erhunmwunse, Idowu Atoloye, Anuoluwapo Ogunleye, Akwasi Opoku, Monisola Alashi, and Afolabi Agbona.

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A great photo session by members of the Web of Nigerian Agricultural Scientists in the Diaspora at the just concluded @ASA_CSSA_SSSA #ACSmtg. #WNASD