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Band 5+: The pie charts show the first place Germans and Nigerians go to in order to access the news in typical week.

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The image shows two pie charts with data on the first place Germans and Nigerians (urban areas only) go to get their news in a typical week. For Germans, 45% use TV, 30% use the internet, 11% read newspapers, 10% listen to the radio, and 4% use other sources. For Nigerians, 63% use TV, 22% use the internet, 13% listen to the radio, and 1% rely on friends and family, with no data for newspapers or other sources.
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The given pie charts compare the initial destination which is chosen so that Germans and Nigerians could achieve the news during a typical week.

Overall, both types of people have distinct target area to gain the news. Specifically, it is noticeable that Newspaper is the first place for Germans go to for their news, while, Nigerians who are just from urban area tend to lean toward TV.

To begin with, newspaper accounted for the highest percentage among other places which proves that this destination is aroused in Germans’ mind firstly, around a half. Standing in the second position is TV which is quite prominent to access the news and makes up 30% of the total. Then, radio and Internet have nearly the same percentages which are selected by German people, while the lowest picking rate belongs to other sources.

Turning into the selection to get the news of Nigerians, there is a massive 63% of people choosing TV as the initial place to go to for their news. More than 20% is a percentage for the source of Radio to achieve news and 13% belongs to newspaper. Internet and Friends and family occupy a same mere 1% of the purpose of picking to gain access to the news.

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