Michigan State University Welcomes Visiting Legume Scholars

From the October 2022 Newsletter

The Legume Lab recently welcomed Nigerian researchers, Dr. Toyin Benedict Ajibade pictured far right, and Dr. Hakeem Ajeigbe, pictured far left, to our Michigan State University offices.

The two are working on the project, Promoting Trade Integration in Regional Legume Markets with Mobile Technology, which is led by MSU professor Michael Olabisi, pictured middle.Ajibade_Ajeigbe_OlibasiVisit copy 2 

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