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Protecting Nigeria's endangered primates

As Africa's most populous nation, Nigeria is known more for its vibrant culture and crude oil production than for its wildlife, but it's also home to some of the continent's iconic species – including two rare primates that one woman is on a mission to save before they disappear.

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