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The Concerned Nigerians Germany e.V.

The Concerned Nigerians Germany (CN) e.V.

is a non-profit organisation founded in 2011 with Headquarters in Kassel committed to the advocacy of all Nigerians across Germany.

31/08/2026

SHE JUST WANTS TO COME HOME. 🇳🇬💔

Today, I sat beside a 30-year-old Nigerian woman in a hospital in Kassel who has battled cancer for years and has now been told she may have only weeks to live.

Her greatest wish is heartbreaking and simple:

She wants to return home to Nigeria — to be with her people and, when her journey ends, to be buried on Nigerian soil.

She is a mother of a 4-year-old child and has endured years of treatment across several hospitals in Germany.

With her consent, her personal details have been forwarded to Social Impact Germany to facilitate and support her return to Nigeria.

I promised her today: “I will do everything I can to help bring you home.”

She also has one immediate wish — to eat Nigerian food again. 🇳🇬❤️ We will make that happen.

A fundraising campaign is being organised to support her return and care back home in Nigeria. Details will be shared shortly.

She is one of us. Her life matters. Her final wish matters.

🇳🇬 LET’S BRING HER HOME. 🙏🏾❤️

05/08/2026

🎉 Congratulations to the Zissel Kassel on its 100th Anniversary! 🎉

🇳🇬 Nigeria no dey carry last! We are proud that Nigeria was among the nations represented at the Zissel 100 Nations Challenge, celebrating the diversity that makes Kassel unique.

While the ambitious goal was not fully achieved, the event reminded us that there is still much work to do in bringing our communities closer together. The future of Kassel lies in greater openness, stronger intercultural dialogue, and meaningful encounters across cultures.

Let’s continue building bridges, breaking barriers, and creating a city where every community feels seen, valued, and connected.

Happy 100th, Zissel! Here’s to a more united and inclusive Kassel. 🌍🤝❤️

20/07/2026

Nico Williams and Lamine Yamal are powerful reminders of what migrants and their families contribute to society. One is the son of parents who survived an unimaginable journey across the Sahara; the other is the son of immigrant parents who built a new life through hard work. Today, they inspire millions, unite communities through football, and show that when people are given opportunity—not prejudice—they enrich nations.

Every migrant carries potential. Every opportunity can change a generation.

17/07/2026

Watch Spain vs Argentina live in Schlachthof

04/07/2026

Today, The Concerned Nigerians e.V. was honored to attend the grill event organized by the Igbo Union Kassel in Kassel, Germany. It was a wonderful celebration of unity, culture, and fellowship, bringing Nigerians together in the true spirit of community.

We appreciate the warm hospitality and look forward to strengthening partnerships that unite and empower our community.

“Let us not neglect meeting together… but encourage one another.”

Together, we are stronger. 🇳🇬🤝

12/05/2026

On 08.05.2026, The Concerned Nigerians Germany e.V., alongside leaders of Nigerian Community Germany (NCG), participated in a productive and passionate dialogue at the Nigerian Embassy in Berlin on issues affecting Nigerians living in Germany.

The meeting focused on unity, community welfare, cooperation, and strengthening the voice of Nigerians in the diaspora.

Together, we remain committed to the dignity, progress, and empowerment of Nigerians in Germany.

01/05/2026

Today, we rise to honor the hands that build, the hearts that endure, and the voices that refuse to be silenced
• To every worker—your struggle, your courage, your contribution shapes the world
• We demand dignity, fairness, and justice—not as a dream, but as a right
• No worker forgotten. No effort ignored. No future denied
• United, we carry the power to create a world of equality and peace

✊ This is our day. This is our voice.
Happy 1st of May

19/04/2026

Two delegates from Concerned Nigerians e.V. actively participated in the Diaspora Summit 2026 (16–18 April) in Berlin.
From engaging Bundestag members at the Paul-Löbe-Haus to high-level dialogue with the Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ), the summit delivered powerful exchanges and strong networking.

At Berlin Global Village, inspiring sessions including a keynote by Dr. Martin Russell and dynamic workshop, sparked collaboration, new partnerships, and a shared drive for diaspora impact.

📸 Highlights captured in the photos reflect the energy, connections, and momentum built throughout the summit.

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