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When does a German citizenship processing delay become a ‘failure to act’?

Courts in Germany have contrasting views on how long an authority can reasonably take to process a naturalisation application. Immigration lawyer Nihat Kaygalak explains recent rulings in different states, and what they mean for people still waiting.

When does a German citizenship processing delay become a ‘failure to act’?

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Tinubu Tasks Nigerians To Feed Him Back About Things Not Working Well In Their Area

* Insists nation’s journey from reform to shared prosperity must begin with education *Reminiscent on his student days in the US saying he drove taxi and did different jobs while

  • President Tinubu urges Nigerians to report issues affecting their communities.
  • Government's economic reforms start with education, N372 billion allocated to students.
  • Tinubu invites public to edu4pbat.ng to learn about educational initiatives.

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