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Visiting Scholar at MSU Toxicology Laboratory – A Dream Come True
By Oluwatoyin Ademola
Federal University of Agriculture, Abeokuta

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Oluwatoyin Ademola, Saweda Liverpool-Tasie and Adewale Obadina, Aflatoxins Jeopardize Food Safety and Entrepreneurial Food Processing Opportunities in Nigeria, Highlight 14, Feed the Future IL for Food Security Policy, Nigeria Agricultural Policy Project, Visiting Scholars Program, February 2018

Professors Are also Humans – Perspective of a 2017 Project Scholar

by Ufedo Monday Shaibu
Kogi State University

The Feed the Future Nigeria Agricultural Policy Project launched its USAID Visiting Scholars Program in 2016, with its first students enrolled at Michigan State University in the fall semester. One of the goals of the program is to strengthen food security policy expertise in Nigeria. The program’s initiative is to organize and institute direct training collaborations between project researchers and Nigerian scholars.

Aisha Ibrahim

Knowledge is key for personal and societal growth. Sharing knowledge has helped mankind survive and evolve into the intelligent and productive species he is today. It has helped mankind learn the tactics of survival and elude extinction.

Wale O. Ogunleye and Aisha Lawal Ibrahim

Sustainable Agricultural Data Collection in Nigeria: What can we learn from the USA? June 2017

Aisha Lawal Ibrahim

Anyone Can Be a Mentor: One Experience of a Visiting Scholar at Michigan State University, April 2017

Iveren Jennifer Abagyeh-Igbudu

The Policy Project Innovatively Engages Young Minds in any Way It Can. 

Wale Ogunleye and Saweda Liverpool-Tasie