Abruptly the white, Toyota truck turns off Bauchi Highway. For a moment, it stops. With a hand-held Garmin Global Positioning System (GPS), Harriet Bowman picks up latitude-longitude readings from five satellites. "LEFT THE HIGHWAY," she prints in her black notebook. With frequent GPS readings, she and her husband, Clint, will later plot newly discovered villages on a handmade map at…
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