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Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie: The Danger of a Single Story | TED

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Factors why the out-of-school rate in Nigeria is high:

Boko Haram is probably one of the biggest factors,but mostly just in the northern states. This explains the high rate in the north, but Nigeria as a whole is having another major factor, which effects the Education.
The money spend in Education is so low, that it's not possible to educate every child good. The money spending on Education takes only 7% of nigerias 24 Million Dollar earned Budget is put into it. So not much money is spend on school.
Also some religious believes are in the way of Education.

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Why can it not be reduced to religious beliefs?
Criminality is more of an issue in Nigeria than religion. The conflicts go beyond and economic rivalry, for example the oil industry, political issues and power play a big part.
Religion isn’t the root of these conflicts.

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Igbo (Jasmin)

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The Igbo are the oldest tribe of the three major tribes in Nigeria. They are descendants of the Nri Kindom and the location of the tribe is in southeast Nigeria. The Igbos consisting of about 18% population. Theo are also Christans. They play an important role on the oil trade, because they have a large oil reserve.

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General Information:
- Second largest tribe
- located in Southwest and some north regions of nigeria
- largest group lives in Lagos

Historically:
- culture densely centered in Cities with a King or oba
- Held important role in the british colonial goverment

Religion:
- The Yoruba practice christianity, Islam
- minority holds on old traditions
- Ile Ife is Spiritual Center

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The Hausa people are the largest tribe in Nigeria, making up approximately 25% of the population. Hausaland is concentrated in northern Nigeria, situated between the River Niger and Lake Chad. Islam ist the main Religion of Hausas and is a key component of their ethnic identity.

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- predominant ethnic group
- originated from diffrent parts of West Nigeria ,but unified again because of same religion and "rules"
- they often get refered to Hausa-Fulani
- 25% of the population
-Concentrated in the North
-Patriachial
- most of them are Muslim
- Besides fromt Englisch they also speak Hausa

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- predominant ethnic group in Nigerias Nothers Region
——> 25% of the population
- religion, intermarriage and adoption of the Hausa language have unified the Hausa and Fulani
- they are now referred to as Hausa-Fulani
- Islam is the main component of their ethnic identity
—> deeply patriarchal ( under domination of men)
- origin : brought by traders from Mali and Guinea
- language : Hausa-Language

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The Yoruba people make up the second largest tribe and the southwest has always been dominated by the Yoruba people.
The Yoruba are one of Nigeria’s most urban ethnic groups, controlled by an Oba or king.
Yoruba held important roles in the British colonial government.

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Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development

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Even though the Nigerian government receives high revenues from the raw materials industry and has undertaken its first economic policy reforms, it has so far not been able to achieve tangible improvements for the people.

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Nigerian oil industry and its consequences...

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Nigerian oil industry and its consequences...

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Possible analysis of novel extracts of Aké

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Food...

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information on the country, its religion and its history

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recipe Nigerian chicken- best to surprise your mom....MP4

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This is the Nigerian flag

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(Donya)
•It is the most populous country in Africa (almost 200 Million people live there)
• Nigerian people are either followers of Islam or Christianity
•Over 500 indigenous languages are spoken throughout the country (some of the major languages are Hausa, Igbo, Yoruba and English)
•Social Media is very popular in Nigeria (about 75% of the total population uses Social Media)
•There are more than 250 ethnic groups
•Oil is one of the biggest exports of the country
•Lagos is the largest city but it‘s not the capital (it has got a population of more than 21 million people)
•The capital of Nigeria is Abuja
•the movie industry is known as Nollywood (about 200 movies are produced every week, that means that it produces more than 10 000 movies per year)
•Nigeria is a member of the British Commonwealth

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Tamer, Hülya, Habba, Max

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Boats and boating--Equipment and supplies

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the song

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->Beginning of the 19th century: British & Portuguese began to fight for the domination of the area around Lagos.
-> End of the 19th century: British succeeded in consolidating their influence in the coastal area of southern Nigeria.
=>After they conquered Lagos and snatched it from Portuguese rule, they became active inland.
->In 1861 Lagos became a British protectorate!
Effects on Nigerian people:
->While the British ruled the colonies: British culture, values, traditions and language were regarded as superior to those of the colonized -> suppressing regional language (only English)
=> own culture unfamiliar
->This often caused a feeling of  rootlessness (no clear identity) on the part of the colonized as they had grown up being constantly reminded of the inferiority.
->Now after independence(01.10.1960), they faced the difficult task of re-creating their own identity, bridging the gap between the countries & native traditions and values in British ones

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- the country  is a federal presidential republic
- has many constituent tribal kingdoms, chiefdoms
- ruled by traditional monarchs, that don’t hold governmental power, are rather cultural figures with high influence

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-Nigeria is a culturally diverse country
-The most common religions are Christianity and Islam (which is mostly practiced in the northern area) and Christianity (more practiced in the south/south east)
-The largest religious mix
-The three largest groups of people in Nigeria:
•Igbo •Yoruba •Hausa
The most commonly spoken languages are: English due to their past as a colony, and Yoruba, Hausa and Igbo as their native languages
-An important part of culture are the many different festivals celebrated in Nigeria
>>>building on that Nigeria is famous for their music and parties which are celebrated there
-many famous musicians are from Nigeria
-The food: there are many famous dishes/meals with Jollof rice being Nigeria’s national dish. Other commonly known Elements of Nigerian food are for example Fufu, egusi soup etc.

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Tamer, Habba, Hülya und Max

Population:

In 2020 the Nigerian population has 206.1 million people. Between 1965 and 2021, the number of people living in Nigeria regularly increased at a rate above two percent.
Geography:
- located in West Africa
- bordered by four other countries
- capital city: Abuja
- Nigeria has 36 States
- largest city Lagos (21 mil people)
Culture:

Nigeria is a multinational state, as it is inhabited by over 250 ethnic groupings, of which the three largest are the Hausa, Igbo and Yoruba. These ethnic groups speak over 500 different languages, have diverse cultures, and exhibits unique art.
History:
- 19th century: Portuguese  & British  fought the Zone  around the city of Lagos.
- 19th century (End) : The British won the "War" against the Portuguese and gained the area around Lagos and more of the coast and behind
- Something around 1860 Lagos became a part of Great Britain
- British Colonies introduced:         British culture, British "mindset", The English language and traditions, the British have seen themselves as something better,
- own culture unfamiliar
- This British influence caused insecurity in people as what they should identify. The "colonized" often felt supressed and wouldn't get treated fairly
- A long time after the colonization many things have changed often in a better way, for example countries like India gained Independence and for example developed their own language, culture, food, economics and so on

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Vladimir Duthiers and Teo Kermeliotis, CNN

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Lagos of the future: Megacity’s ambitious plans - CNN

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For decades, residents in Makoko have boarded wooden canoes to navigate through a labyrinth of narrow waterways crisscrossing a floating shanty town perched on stilts above Lagos Lagoon’s murky canals.

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https://prezi.com/view/TcuS81HtVoQr6VC821GJ

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the lyrics