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German Embassy opens journey with Nigerian journalists in KAS office
The Embassy invited Nigerian journalists to visit selected projects of development cooperation in Nigeria. Dr. Burkard Weth, Attaché for Press and Culture, and Attachée for Economy, Mrs. Sophia Armanski open the five-day journey in the KAS office. The three Foundations, KAS, FES, and Heinrich-Böll, as well as GIZ and Misereor give an overview of their organizations. The journalists have an opportunity for discussion.
Successful Africa-Trip
German Chancellor Merkel and President Jonathan open Economic Forum
Chancellor Dr. Merkel and President Dr. Jonathan plan to deepen the economic cooperation between Germany and Nigeria.
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Welcome to Nigeria, Madam Chancellor!
Chancellor Dr. Angela Merkel visits Nigeria from July 14-15. To her delegation belong among others the representatives Hartwig Fischer (CDU) and Michael Glos (CSU).
Welcome
„You are welcome!“ In this friendly manner the foreigner is greeted in Nigeria. We join our hosts in saying: You are welcome to the website of the Konrad-Adenauer-Stiftung in Nigeria!
Previous events
| Nov. 1 - 30 |
Discussion
Vision Nigeria by KAS – Selected Topics in November 2011Radio Programme for Political Education |
| Oct. 17 - 28 |
Study and Information Program
Nigerian Parliamentarians visit Germany and the EUKAS consults and assists selected State Houses of Assembly |
| Sep. 6 - 7 |
Congress
National Security SummitInternal Security as Priority for the New Government |
| Aug. 24 |
Discourse
KAS Radio Programme „Vision Nigeria“ for more Security in Nigeria |
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. [...]
