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Tag: U.S.-based Scientist

Bamidele Omotowa, a Nigerian U.S.-based Chemist, Nuclear Scientist, and Co-Founder of Pearlhill Technologies

INTERVIEW: How Nigeria can maximise benefits of Rivers Niger, Benue – U.S.-based Scientist (3)

byBunmi Fatoye-Matory

The nuclear scientist also speaks on flooding in Nigeria from the Cameroonian lake and how this can be tackled.

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