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FESTIVAL Goethe-Institut at the 1st Lagos Biennial

The Goethe-Institut has invited two remarkable female artists to participate at the event: The German tattoo artist Olivia Jasinski, and the Egyptian-born artist Lamis Haggag.
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Teaching Material for German as a Foreign Language

Grants for Nigerian schools and universities that offer German classes. Deadline 25.10.2017
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Stipendienaus- schreibung für Deutschlehrende 2018

Auch für 2018 bietet das Goethe-Institut Nigeria Stipendienplätze für Sprachkurse und Landeskundeseminare in Deutschland für nigerianische Deutschlehrerinnen und Deutschlehrer an.
Vacancy at the Goethe-Institut Nigeria

Goethe-Institut Nigeria has two job openings.

The Goethe-Institut is the Federal Republic of Germany’s cultural institution operational worldwide. We promote the study of German abroad and encourage international cultural exchange.
© Sven Marquardt / Ade Bantu
BLACK BOXArtist Talk

On Saturday, October 28th, an artists' talk with Sven Marquardt and the Nigerian-German musician Ade Bantu will take place at 2pm.
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ExhibitionAfrican Mobilities - Lagos Exchange

African Mobilities - Lagos Exchange is a series of encounters in Lagos 16.-19. October, 2017, organized by the New York based artist/architect Olalekan Jeyifous (Shantytown Megastructure) and Lagosian writer, Wale Lawal (The Republic).
© Sven Marquardt
ExhibitionBLACK BOX

The photo and music installation Black Box unites Sven Marquardt’s images and Marcel Dettmann’s sound.

German LanguageOpportunities for students and teachers of German

Practise German free of charge

Practise German free of charge with our varied selection of online exercises and in the community

MagazineNews from culture and society in Germany and Nigeria

Is it possible to ensure privacy in the networked world?

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Privacy and Digitalisation
“Facebook is not the same as your living room”

Social media, smartphones, the Internet of Things – whatever happened to privacy? Or has privacy become an outdated idea? This is a conversation with Jan Philipp Albrecht, a staunch advocate of data protection. [more …]

Welcome to Nigeria

As a German in Nigeria, people always shout out to me, “Welcome Oyibo!” It is how non-Africans are welcomed, which is nice, but you always remain a foreigner. White skin is perceived as status, as a source of money, a promise or as an entrance ticket that seems to decide which places you can and cannot get to know.
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ProjectsTopics and Projects of Goethe-Institut in Nigeria

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Literary Crossroads

Literary Crossroads is a series of talks where Nigerian writers meet colleagues from all over the continent and from the African diaspora to discuss trends, topics and themes prevalent in their literatures today.

Music in Africa

Music In Africa is an information and exchange web portal dedicated to the African music sector.

Wiki Loves Women

Wiki Loves Women bridges two significant gaps on Wikimedia projects – women and Africa – both in terms of content about these subjects and in terms of participation by people from these groups.

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FESTIVAL Goethe-Institut at the 1st Lagos Biennial

Teaching Material for German as a Foreign Language

Stipendienaus- schreibung für Deutschlehrende 2018

Vacancy at the Goethe-Institut Nigeria

BLACK BOXArtist Talk

ExhibitionAfrican Mobilities - Lagos Exchange

ExhibitionBLACK BOX

German LanguageOpportunities for students and teachers of German

German courses

German exams

Teaching German

Practise German free of charge

MagazineNews from culture and society in Germany and Nigeria