Nigerian-born scientist, Father Godfrey Nzamujo, started with a small, barren piece of land in Benin in 1985.
His quest to a "zero waste" agricultural system was ignited by the drought and famine of the 1980s in Ethiopia.
Thirty-six years later, the Songhaï project is the result of Father Nzamujo's drive to not only increase food security, but also help the environment and create jobs.
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