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Canopy Height Mapping for Plantations in Nigeria Using GEDI, Landsat, and Sentinel-2

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By Angela Tsao, Ikenna Nzewi, Ayodeji Jayeoba, Uzoma Ayogu
| MDPI
1. Introduction Trees have been widely studied for their important role in sequestering carbon, bearing crops, and filtering air [1], with quantitative estimates of their value typically derived through combinations of forest inventories and remote sensing [2,3,4]. However, much of this work has focused on forests, with the extent and value of trees outside of forests (TOF) relatively less understood [5,6].
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Nigeria: Business leaders reveal 11 opportunities in agri sector Original

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By Ikenna Nzewi, Mezuo Nwuneli, Mira Mehta, Thessa Bagu
| How We Made It In Africa
Businesspeople and investors highlight 11 opportunities in Nigeria’s agribusiness sector, from cattle farming and superfoods exports to plant-based milk substitutes and baby food production. 1. Cattle farming and beef processing. Thessa Bagu of Naijalink Limited suggests that efficiently executed, large-scale cattle fattening could prove to be a promising venture. This potential arises from the conflicts among ethnic groups in traditional grazing areas.
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Turning Africa's agricultural waste into electricity

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By Jaco Maritz, Ikenna Nzewi, Timi Oke
| How We Made It In Africa
There is significant potential in Africa to convert agricultural waste into electricity, according to Ikenna Nzewi, CEO and co-founder of Nigeria-based Releaf, a company that develops equipment and software to make the oil palm value chain more efficient and profitable. Plant-based organic material, also called biomass, can be converted into heat and electricity using processes similar to those used with fossil fuels.
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