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Member of Parliament gives thanks to KAS
Hon. Dio Lamul funds two more Town Hall Meetings
Reduce the gap between politics and citizens. In Town Hall Meetings citizens meet their MP. Now Plateau State Member Hon. Dio Lamu gives thanks to KAS. He met with citizens of his constituency and felt the dialogue as so successful and constructive, that he promised to finance two more town hall meetings from his own pocket. We call this sustainable development and are very pleased about his initiative.
3. Leadership Lecture – Political Analysis and Strategies
What are Nigeria's prime problems? Supported by numerous discussions, the participants of this year's Leadership Lecture answered that question unanimously with poor governance. The event was with the graduation ceremony highlight of a one-year training that prepares future leaders for their challenges. ***Amendment: One of the guests of honor, Comrade Olaitan Oyerinde, has been politically assassinated a few days after the event.***
Country Report
Nigeria one year after the Election – Conflicts are increasing
President Goodluck Jonathan visits Berlin from April 18 – 20. The Country Representative for Nigeria analyzes the present situation in Nigeria. One year after the election, internal conflicts have deepened and the number of bloody attacks is increasing. A peaceful end is not in sight.
Welcome
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Events
| May 3 - 31 |
Discussion
Vision Nigeria by KAS – selected broadcasting in May 2012Radio program for Political Education |
Previous events
| May 7 - 11 |
Workshop
HANDLING OF TERRORISMCONFLICT TRAINING FOR OFFICERS IN THE NIGERIAN ARMY |
| May 2 |
Discussion
Citizens Meet Their Members of ParliamentFirst Town Hall Meeting since 2011 Election |
| Apr. 2 - 30 |
Discussion
Vision Nigeria by KAS – Selected Topics in April 2012Radio Programme for Political Education |
Publications
Nigeria in the dilemma of climate change
“Climate change in Nigeria is a ticking time bomb and it exists little or even nothing to mitigate its effects.” Nnimmo Bassey, Nigeria.
The Workings of State Legislatures in Nigeria
A Manual for Politically Interested Nigerians
Nigeria, like Germany, is a federal republic. The brochure (approx. 50 pages) explains in detail the role and responsibilities of the Nigerian state parliaments (comparable to the German “Landtage”). Therefore it can also be used [...]
The Nigerian Legislative Process
Bills & Budgetary Control & Committee System
The book examines all important aspects of the Nigerian legislative. The separation of powers and the rights and duties of the legislative; laws and their development; legislative and budget; commissions are amongst the topics. [...]
