Nigerian-German Centre for Migration and Development (NGC), Abuja

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Nigerian-German Centre for Migration and Development (NGC), Abuja

‎‎+234 909 323 4235

migrationadvicenigeria@giz.de

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9 am - 4 pm Monday to Thursday

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Sandra Vermuijten

Sandra Vermuijten

Head of the Advice Centres

I am a human rights lawyer with more than 20 years of international experience working on labour migration, social dialogue, gender policies, sustainable development, employment promotion and international labour standards. In Nigeria, we aim to develop and adopt innovative strategies to promote employment and reintegration, while building a strong network of local and international partners, supporting Nigerian youth to be best they can. We are a team of dedicated professionals and work in close collaboration with our Nigerian government partner, the Migrant Resource Centers of the Federal Ministry of Labour and Employment.

Tolulope Olaiya

Tolulope Olaiya

Coordinator Abuja

I coordinate our activities in Abuja and am happy to advise you at our advice centre. I speak Yoruba and English. I studied law in the UK. I returned to Nigeria after my studies and have been working in the migration and reintegration sector for several years.

Country experiences

A woman and a man stand in front of the entrance of the Nigerian-German Centre for Migration and Development.

Emmanuel received a scholarship to study in Germany

After completing his bachelor's degree, Emmanuel found himself with limited career opportunities. Seeking guidance, he approached the Nigerian-German Center for Migration and Development (NGC). Now, he is furthering his education at the Fulda University of Applied Sciences, supported by a scholarship

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Return to Nigeria: a new chance with own trading company

Christopher returned to Nigeria because he had no prospects in Germany. The Nigerian-German Centre helped him set up his shop for spare parts for cars.

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