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Yes! Germany rely on Nigeria in so many ways. Take the popular julius berger for example, they almost turned themselves into a monopolist construction company in Nigeria, while over there in Germany they aren't ranking from 1-10. Not only them but other German companies seeking to exploit Nigerians.
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What is the time difference between Nigeria and Ulm Germany?
Time is the same in Germany and Nigeria from the last Sun. of Oct. until the last Sun. of March. From the last Sun. of March until the last Sun. of Oct., Germany is 1 hr. ahead of Nigeria.
Does Nigeria and Germany have the same time zone?
The time in Nigeria (UTC+1) is the same as the time in Germany (UTC+1/UTC+2) from the last Sunday of October to the last Sunday of March. During the rest of the year, Germany is 1 hour ahead of Nigeria.
What is the maximum amount you can send via western union Germany to Nigeria?
400 pounds is the maximum amount you can send via Western Union from Germany to Nigeria.
How many air miles from Frankfurt Germany to Lagos Nigeria?
The air distance from Frankfurt, Germany, to Lagos, Nigeria, is 3,023 miles. That equals 4,865 kilometers or 2,627 nautical miles.
How much is the minimum fees for bta before travilling to Germany from nigeria?
the BTA to Germany is 700Euros to be preicise
How do you get to Emden Germany from Lagos Nigeria?
You fly of course! Northwest airlines.
How many hours will it take to travel from Nigeria to Germany?
about 5 hours
How long does it take a ship to travel from Germany to Nigeria?
4 weeks
Which Central Western European countries rely primarily on fossil fuels?
Central Western Europe like theNetherlands and Germany who rely primarily on nonrenewable fossilfuels.
Which was NOT a zone in democratic West Germany?
The only way you can do a multiple choice question is to include the choices in your question. Nigeria was NOT a zone in democratic West Germany.
What countries does Brazil trade with?
US, Argentina, China, Germany, Nigeria, Japan, Netherlands and Germany (2006)
Which two Central Western European countries rely primarily on fossil fuels?
the Netherlands and Germany
