SARSCoV2:
Learning from other countries who have broken similar challenges being presently faced by Nigeria.

What does Nigeria have to learn from Egypt that is far ahead of us in all ramifications. We do not share similar ideology, culture and system of government.

We could as well learn from America, Germany or the United kingdom if we desperate to start from the top, which will still be of no use.

Rwanda and Ghana are fastest growing economies who happen to just be coming out of the shackles and challenges being presently faced by Nigeria, and such destination would have been worthwhile as their are still evident developmental tracts which are visible and presently working for them.


If you must import ideas, you have to import from where best fits your scenario. Not importing ideas from Alaska to West Africa.

Urheadmaster:


A lot can be learned in 3 days with a sound mind.

Is not everybody like you will not learn anything in 3 days

Penguin2:
Omo!

A whole UK diplomat speaking in Obi defense?

There’s more to this Obi ambition that we don’t know.

Or how many times has any foreign official spoken in defense of Tinubu or Atiku?

International endorsement no pass this one.

Especially when you recall that Obi was at Downing Street few weeks ago.

Something is brewing.

Meanwhile, Sowore has left Tinubu and Atiku to be tackling Obi and you say Obi is not the greatest contender in this election?

Frigga13:
If Atiku chose Wike I will campaign for Pdp and will vote for Obi

Even if he lose .. my vote and my people no fit go to Wike ..

Pdp is the incoming party.. African biggest politcal party
Power to the people

North 2023.

PericomaNwankwo:



Please tell me an aspirant in the world that goes to learn about other countries when he is yet to win election. So what would he do with the knowledge?? You guys should stop this bias and we can't do this again. There's a governorship campaign going on in Ekiti, every aspirant is trying to woo voters and he sets out to Egypt yet you don't see anything wrong So when he loses the election what will happen with the Egyptian trip??


He never win he don dey give us Buhari levels. Abeg make the British getat

plaindealer:
Sadly for the so called diplomat, he's not q Nigerian and he's not running for anything in Nigeria.

Siemens is already in Nigeria doing similar to what they did in Egypt and the German president that negotiated the deal and the Nigerian government did not go to Egypt to learn anything.


The clueless diplomat scored his own goal.

Niorte:
This is simple,
Obi is not prepared for the presidency. There is nothing bad in learning from other countries achievements but the RIGHT TIMING is very important.


Wait until APC capitalises on this travel.

You need to have LABOUR PARTY governors in order to have a LABOUR PARTY president. Ekiti is the first place to test your popularity and instead of you to go to the masses and tell them to vote your candidate, you are busy travelling to learn. Ok sir, keepi learning while they snatch all states from you.


That means he does not yet have plan on education and power.


This man may then visit another country again to learn how to pick his ministers.

No doubt, Obi is enjoying support from naive youths, if not, this is travel announcement is an indication that he is not yet prepared for governance.

2elliot:
Other countries have every now and then even come to Nigeria to learn about how she solved or is dealing with so or so thing. It is not a new thing, and that is why courses like international Communications and Developmental Communication is a thing. Stop reasoning like a dunce.

plaindealer:
Sadly for the so called diplomat, he's not q Nigerian and he's not running for anything in Nigeria.

Siemens is already in Nigeria doing similar to what they did in Egypt and the German president that negotiated the deal and the Nigerian government did not go to Egypt to learn anything.


The clueless diplomat scored his own goal.

SARSCoV2:
Learning from other countries who have broken similar challenges being presently faced by Nigeria.

What does Nigeria have to learn from Egypt that is far ahead of us in all ramifications. We do not share similar ideology, culture and system of government.

We could as well learn from America, Germany or the United kingdom if we desperate to start from the top, which will still be of no use.

Rwanda and Ghana are fastest growing economies who happen to just be coming out of the shackles and challenges being presently faced by Nigeria, and such destination would have been worthwhile as their are still evident developmental tracts which are visible and presently working for them.


If you must import ideas, you have to import from where best fits your scenario. Not importing ideas from Alaska to West Africa.

VIKTO83:
Yes Obi will be appointed the next minister for Education by Tinubu.

So this is d right time for him to go to Egypt to learn how their education sector works.

Mad man

ogwumgbe:


If you had 10/7 electricity, I would have believed you. But since your electricity is so epileptical, I think going there to learn the secret of how they solved their electricity problem is not a bad deal. EU countries are turning to Egypt for their problem, This is the kind of man we need, the man that understands the dynamics of international politices. The man that understands geopolitics : not all these thieves and wolves buying delegates shamelessly to win primaries, this is a red flag, it shows the desperation to loot the nation dry to recuperate the expenses than to lead Nigeria. To hell with blind people like you whose tomfoolery over the years have kept a blessed nation backward. Don't quote me because you are an idiot. I hate people like you

SARSCoV2:



Siemens solution bailed Egypt out of its energy crisis. Visiting Germany with local engineers and solution architects to meet with Siemens would have been welcomed. Whatever solution played in Egypt will not play out in Nigeria, cos we have weather, security and transmission constraints.

Like I said, if playing big should be the acceptable, Meeting with Siemens in Germany would have been worthwhile.

plaindealer:
Sadly for the so called diplomat, he's not q Nigerian and he's not running for anything in Nigeria.

Siemens is already in Nigeria doing similar to what they did in Egypt and the German president that negotiated the deal and the Nigerian government did not go to Egypt to learn anything.


The clueless diplomat scored his own goal.

Vyzz:


Don't mind Sowere, low budget CHINKO GENERIC Mandela

He thinks it's by getting himself arrested Everytime

AfricanColumbus:
Good response.

SARSCoV2:
Learning from other countries who have broken similar challenges being presently faced by Nigeria.

What does Nigeria have to learn from Egypt that is far ahead of us in all ramifications. We do not share similar ideology, culture and system of government.

We could as well learn from America, Germany or the United kingdom if we desperate to start from the top, which will still be of no use.

Rwanda and Ghana are fastest growing economies who happen to just be coming out of the shackles and challenges being presently faced by Nigeria, and such destination would have been worthwhile as their are still evident developmental tracts which are visible and presently working for them.


If you must import ideas, you have to import from where best fits your scenario. Not importing ideas from Alaska to West Africa.