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Band 6+: The pie charts show the first place Germans and Nigerians go to in order to access the news in a typical week. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

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The image contains two pie charts showing the first place people from Germany and urban areas in Nigeria go for their news. In Germany: TV 45%, Newspaper 30%, Radio 10%, Internet 11%, Other sources 4%. In urban areas in Nigeria: TV 63%, Newspaper 22%, Radio 13%, Internet 1%, Friends and family 1%. Each chart is broken down by category represented by colored segments: TV, Newspaper, Radio, Internet, Other sources/Friends and family.
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The pie charts illustrate the principle ways of finding news in Germany and Nigeria(cities only) in an average week.(divided into five categories: TV, Newspaper, Radio, Internet, and other sources).

Overall, it can be seen that the two nations display broadly disparate patterns. reading newspapers is the most popular way among Germans, compared to viewing television among Nigerians. Furthermore, other sources like family and friends comprises the least common way in the two countries.

Looking at the newspaper group, the figure for Germany accounts for 45%, being more than three-times as much as that of Nigeria. Moving on to television, the perportion of Nigerians who follow news via that amounts to slightly under two-thirds as the highest percentage, whereas watching news on television is the second most favourite means in Germany, at 30%.

In terms of less preferable sources, the internet and television categories total approximately one-fifths in both countries. Likewise, the number of those who use other sources is very negligible in each area.

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