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Named after the University of Sankore in Timbuktu — one of the world’s oldest centres of learning. Every figure here is computed from work-level records in our own graph, never copied from a source’s summary count.

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Godwin Akpehe · Sankore

Joseph Sarwuan Tarka University Makurdi

Godwin Akpehe

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This profile was assembled from author names on publications. Open indexes routinely split one researcher across several such profiles, so these totals may be incomplete.

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3

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0

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Works published 2022 onward have been swept for this country. Figures are complete within that window, to the extent the open indexes are.

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3 works in the graph, newest first.

Enhancing Cassava Root Storage Stability and Quality Using Innovative CB4G Bags: A Possible Pathway to Reduced Postharvest Losses and Improved Food Security
2026Journal of Natural Science Research and ReviewJournalOpen accessFirst author0 citations10.5281/zenodo.20537758
Enhancing Cassava Root Storage Stability and Quality Using Innovative CB4G Bags: A Possible Pathway to Reduced Postharvest Losses and Improved Food Security
2026Journal of Natural Science Research and ReviewJournalOpen accessFirst author0 citations10.65150/ep-jnsrr/v2e5/2026-03
Enhancing Cassava Root Storage Stability and Quality Using Innovative CB4G Bags: A Possible Pathway to Reduced Postharvest Losses and Improved Food Security
2026Journal of Natural Science Research and ReviewJournalOpen accessFirst author0 citations10.5281/zenodo.20537759