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um Gerry Regan, This is Nigeria, Germany country comparison.

Um there's, in Nigeria is about 360,000 square plumb square

miles. Uh There are four time zones in the Nigerian

delta and there's a bunch of natural resources in Nigeria,

uh in Germany is about 137,000, 988 square miles of

two climate zones.

Report of Hamburg is one of the largest trade ports

in the world and the natural resource abundance is a

very big natural search appointments in Germany.

Um Nigeria is about the size of texas and Arkansas

plus Louisiana all combined, While uh Germany is the size

of Montana.

Um to put this in perspective, about 4.5 million huge

Charlie campuses could fit into Nigeria.

While 1.7 million consent to Germany, the four climate zones

kind of make it harder for Nigeria to work together

as a country.

Um as different cultures and customs are all over the

sub Saharan country.

While in Germany only two, there's only two.

So the customs uh kind of intermingle.

And since the climate zones are so similar anyway, it's

very easy, very easy for them to work together.

The climate zones in Nigeria or semi arid are now

are arid desert, uh savannah and tropical rainforest.

Uh um jeremy.

It is uh temper and quote, the Nigerian Delta is

one of the largest traders of oil and gas.

Uh Nigeria being the largest producer of gas in africa,

11th largest in the world, and uh Germany uh is

3rd in the production and trade of Colin.

Next to literacy rates of Nigeria has a 62%.

Overall literacy rate about Germany has 99% literacy rate.

Germany has been like this for ever since.

Probably like the 19 seventies, it's out of 99% literacy

rate. And the line's been stable for both genders.

Uh it's pretty, it's pretty equal.

Not even pretty.

It's very it's 100% equals 99% literacy rate for both

genders. Um, but for uh, Nigeria, there's many gender inequalities

as um 71% for males and 56% for females and

literacy rates.

Uh, they're also since there are a lot of terrorist

organizations in Nigeria, the changes over time, as many kids

are pulled from war torn areas out of Nigeria and

out of school.

So then they did not fully get that chance to

be in the education system ever.

How to reach.

I just keep seeing this graph.

The numbers do not look too bad, but definitely in

certain areas.

Uh The numbers are very, very bad, especially in the

Northeast and the Northwest, uh that more desert area, both

of their countries are in there, In their continents are

below average for literacy rate Germany barely below average at

99% from 99.129% uh in Europe and Africa, very below

average, As from 65% literacy rate in Africa to 60%

literacy rate in Nigeria.

The literacy rate in Africa is a direct correlation to

the education system as well as Germany uh education system,

to the literacy rate in Germany.

Um 1.5 million people are currently enrolled in the Nigerian

programs um 170 universities, but 270 universities are for a

360,000 square mile uh area of Nigeria, while there are

more than doubled out for Germany in uh less and

less than half of the area that for Nigeria, so

the accessibility of education is it's a big problem for

Nigeria. Um It's also relatively expensive compared to Germany.

Germany has free education.

So then um They do not they do not have

to worry about paying for their fees to go to

college. This is relatively new 2014.

Uh they introduced that rule, but in Nigeria they have

to spend more than uh more than a month's wages

trying to go to colleges.

You make $90 a year in Nigeria, $9 a month

in Nigeria.

And it costs uh anywhere from $100 to $2,400 a

year to go to college in Nigeria.

Um you can also see the college numbers in Nigeria,

there's a 42% secondary enrolment in Nigeria, so only 42%

of the population goes to high school and it's 98%

in Germany.

Uh so in Germany it's 27% that I get a

college degree.

There's no numbers statistics like this for Nigeria, but seeing

that only 42% of its people completely, even just high

school, Um it's gonna be way lower than 27.

Next is we're going to talk about the poverty rate

in uh Nigeria and Germany, Nigeria, 40% of poverty very

well, another 30%.

On top of that is uh borderline uh impoverished.

And uh because on the cusp of dropping below that

poverty honey, uh there's uh 50 15% in Germany of

poverty rate.

This is higher than a lot of uh developed nations.

But because of covid, um this is uh this is

uh this is acceptable because covid for a lot of

people don't work.

Uh 60% of the total wealth is held by the

top 10% in Germany, and this is very high.

But uh Germany being a socialist country, this is kind

of expected as you want to give to the you

want to give, you ought to allocate the wealth a

little bit more to people in need.

But you're also then again like people aren't really making

that much money, so the people that do make a

lot of money are gonna hold all the world, um

It's 42% in Nigeria, this is this is pretty high.

Um and there's an antidote saying nine Nigerian uh that

top five people, top five people, not even 5%, top

five people in Nigeria helped a little bit with the

hunger crisis in Nigeria, about five million lives could be

saved, but society not do that.

Five million lives die every year to starvation in Nigeria.

Um And their gender inequalities that women are Nigeria are

five times more likely to be in the power line

than men.

And in Germany, there's not that drastic of a gender

inequality, but there is um gender inequalities as in wages

and payment.

Mhm. Um the freedom index for both countries, you've got

58.7 score for Nigeria.

And you have a 72.5 score for Germany in Nigeria.

A lot of this is because of the economic situation.

That's 40% of the countries in poverty and boko Haram,

the terrorist organization terrorizing the streets of Nigeria.

Um Also there are very anti uh anti L.

G. B.

T. Q.

Plus community.

Uh They have stringent laws in place uh completely banning

chastising, criminalizing those type of actions.

So if you get caught doing that or if you

get caught uh like I can get certain type of

wet, it will get punished.

Uh and in Germany.

Uh that's our first world countries.

So you kind of expect everything to be great.

They could get their economic situation uh, a little bit

better as their dollars losing um is losing strength.

So the economic freedom of its people is kind of

totally, that's probably only one of the only hits on

Germany and but Germany is very inclusive country.

Um, 80% of its people believe that that the that

the same sex marriage and uh many other G.

L. G.

B. T.

T. Plus uh community rights should be approved in America.

Gun control is a big part of freedom as well

as these countries as well.

Uh, you need to be in both countries need to

be registered uh, dealer and a registered buyer to own

a weapon.

Um, or the register by two on the weapon if

you want to sell it or get rid of it

uh, from any type of money.

Um, you need to be a registered dealer uh, in

Germany is a lot more stringent, but um because it

is not constitutional, completely privileged to own weapons.

Um, uh, there are many laws like in place in

order for you to own a gun.

And many background checks as well as having proof that

you have places historic, keep the weapon.

Um in Nigeria, you need licensing, but you do not

need any proof like that.

Just licensing and background check.

Much like America 2018, though it lost the trust of

its people as uh, like the Nigerian government decided to

be a good idea to take away compaction weapons from

the Nigerian people in order to curb its violence.

Uh, this only led to an influx of illegal weapons.

And now to this day there are around 500 illegal

weapons in Nigeria.

And experts believe that there could be even more Last

time speaking about the government, the Nigerian government is almost

uh is almost take for tad uh painted as the

American government.

They even have their own constitution and everything.

Um they did this because in 1999 they broke free

of a dictatorship and moved into the democracy to the

Nigerian. Uh The Nigerian government is based off of the

american government.

Government in Germany is a parliamentary republic, so kind of

a mix between the UK and um and uh you

know, the U.

S. They have the Bundestag and the Bundestag.

Uh and there are two leaders in uh in Germany,

uh one of them being the third in command except

her accept them being the most powerful and the first

in command, which is kind of a figurehead more like

an overseer of the Bundestag.

In the strong uh uh campaigning in the campaigning in

um Nigeria is very simple, just like America Every four

years, but instead of electoral college, there's a two round

system where you have to get the majority of the

vote as long as well as 25% of the vote

in each of The 36 states of Nigeria and in

Germany, it's a lot more complicated.

You get to vote for the party that you want

to vote for as well as the person that you

want to vote for.

Um but there are many, many, many, many parties in

Germany, so it's often hard to for any party to

take control of the Bundestag and the Bundesrat, which is

the Senate and the House republic equivalent to Germany.

Um So it's very hard for the for these guys

to take control of the government.

So they often form coalitions with other parties in order

to gain more control of the uh of the Bundestag.

In the Bundestag.

The Bundestag Bundesrat then goes on to vote for different

cabinet members and different other elected officials and then those

elected officials go on to put the chancellor to power

or to put the president into power.

And this happens every five years.

Um Current policy changes in Nigeria would probably be education

and terrorism and the U.

S. Relations um for as long as U.

S. Relations go.

Uh Nigeria based off itself off of the U.

S. Uh blueprint Um and is trying to improve its

relations as well being the 11th largest importer of oil

in the world.

And only having 2% of the oil revenue goes to

America is a big loss, as America is one of

the top consumer of oil in the whole world.

The terrorism Boko Haram Organization needs to be shut down.

It was stifled a little bit in 2018 as this

leader got killed, but many other people are stepping up

in both the arm and trying to advance as a

terrorist organization.

Uh, so that will be going to Nigeria's main priorities

as well as to experiment.

That group for did and the education system in Nigeria.

Uh museum.

Maybe this will get better over time though, as uh

more people, more places, more schools, more amenities to print

a place and makes it easier for the Nigerian Children

and the Nigerian students to have access to schools.

Um in Germany, the low inflation earn that load, the

high inflation and the wages low wages contribute to slowing

economy, making making the economic freedom of the german people

in peril.

Um their german officials are working as I've been to

combat this.

The border security is also an issue, as there's very,

uh, there's conflict in the Middle East, so Germany being

uh, accepting open border country, uh, not open border, but

like refugee, accepting country um, is having, is going to

have is going to happen, is having issues with border

security. And there needs to be a banking reform in

order for Germany to have his daughter dollar to be

able to compete with the world economy and in the

world, uh, in the world trade, have it easier for

them to produce goods and export infiltrates.

Sorry, this video ran a little bit longer, but this

was Nigeria vs.

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