The pie charts show the first place Germans and Nigerians access the news in a typical week. Overall, it is clear that two countries have very different news habits.
One of the most significant points in the data is that just under half of the people in Germany use newspapers as their first source of news. TV is the second choice with just less than a third (30%). In Nigeria, TV is the main source of news with 63 percent using it first which is more than double the German figure. Newspapers are quite popular in Nigeria, but only 13 percent use them first. The second most popular news source in Nigeria is the radio with about a quarter of the people using it. However, the number of people using the radio first for news in Germany is half of that in Nigeria. Notably, the internet is more commonly used by Germans than radio with 11 percent, compared to only 1 percent of Nigerians.
In summary, while both countries use TV for news, their other choices for getting the news are very different.