Okay; so i was chatting with my German flatmate, and she told me that German girls start taking birth control pills from 18 in order to avoid getting pregnant. apparently Germans don't want to have kids, as a result there are much more senior citizens than young people thereby reducing labor force, and Germany being the most powerful economy in Europe isn't comfortable with that.

The German government has therefore opened its arms to immigration and made it easier for foreigners to study, work and become German. They have introduced "the blue card' similar to the American green card which permits INTL students to live and work in Germany after their studies until they are qualified for naturalization. Also there is high demand for workers now especially engineers, laborers, mainly in science related domains.

So if you are student, engineer, scientist, doctor, etc looking to live permanently in Europe and to obtain a red Pali (EU pp), Germany is the easiest path to follow right now. Make hay while the sun is still bright. Not an "Agent" neither can I help you, so don't ask ( i don't even live in Germany). Just thought to share useful information with my brothers. You can do the rest of the research yourselves. GOOD LUCK

This post will be useful here https://www.nairaland.com/676173/german-embassy-visa

Thanks for sharing though.