South Africa: Turtles Finally Have a Place in the Tree of Life - X-Ray Study of South African Fossils Was a Decider

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I regret using my resources on politics – Professor Daniel Saror

Professor Daniel Iyorkegh Saror spent most of his working life at the Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria, from 1970, when he became a Lecturer, to 1995, when he left as the Vice Chancellor. Along the way, he was Head of Department and Dean of t

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Denge Josef Onoh: The Courage of Conviction, The Voice of Principle

There are men whose lives are defined by the positions they occupy, and there are others whose influence transcends office, title and political affiliation. Denge Dr. Josef Umunnakwe Onoh, Oka-ome IV of Ngwo and Denge of Agbor, belongs unmi

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Women behind the lens: ‘The women are moving towards the church, but it is not the final destination’

South African artist Puleng Mongale explores how her childhood church still connects her to the women of her family, not through religion but shared history and memory This image, called Holy Gang, combines an image of a church in my mother

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Danladi Bako, quintessential broadcaster at 69

Mallam Nasir Danladi Bako, PhD, OON, is a man of many parts: a journalist, sports enthusiast, technocrat, seasoned administrator, lecturer and humanitarian. He rose from a humble background to become an icon in the firmament of broadcasting

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