• GERMAN CLASSES FROM JANUARY © Goethe-Institut/Bernhard Ludewig

    GERMAN EXAMINATIONS

    Examination for all levels commences from June.

    Interested in one of our language courses or need further information? Feel free to drop in to our language course office for some personal advice.



     

  • MusikElectrifying the Nigerian Music Scene

    In October 2016, the second Electronic Soundscapes Project took place simultaneously in Lagos and Abuja with two workshops and concerts during the Felabration week in Lagos. It was jointly organised by Institut français du Nigeria and Goethe-Institut Lagos, with additional funding from the Franco-German Cultural Fund.
     

  • Literary Crossroads © Goethe-Institut/Jeremiah Ikongio

    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. 

  • FILM SCREENINGMUSIC DOCUMENTARY WEEKEND

    Ahead of the 2017 World Music Day, join us at the screenings of 3 films celebrating music as an unrelenting force in the face of oppression. Entry is free. (All films are subtitled in English.)
     

  • Sound InstallationVANISHING VOICES

    Of the world’s 6,000 languages, 2,000 are spoken in Africa and 500 in Nigeria alone. As a result, the latter – as far as linguistic diversity is concerned – occupies the third place in the world, surpassed only by Papua New Guinea and Indonesia. Europe, by comparison, has only 120 languages.

    Vanishing Voices is curated by Alfons Hug and Uche Okpa-Iroha.