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Prof. Lateef Sanni, the Executive Director of the Nigerian Stored Products Research Institute (NSPRI), has been appointed to the Board of the esteemed World Agriculture Forum (WAF). This recognition highlights his extensive contributions to agricultural research, sustainability, and innovation within the global food system.
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Prof. Sanni’s distinguished career includes serving as the former Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Development) at the Federal University of Agriculture, Abeokuta (FUNAAB), and as a Visiting Professor of Food Science and Technology at the Natural Resources Institute (NRI). He is particularly noted for his expertise in Post-Harvest Management, the Cassava Value Chain, and Food Processing, all of which align with WAF's mission to promote equitable and sustainable agricultural practices.
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The World Agriculture Forum is a leading global organization that facilitates agricultural advancement through significant initiatives, such as the World Agriculture Summit, the World Agriculture Prize, and the World Agriculture Fair. Prof. Sanni's appointment to the WAF Board is expected to enhance collaborative efforts aimed at shaping the future of global agriculture.
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