Umedia:
Peter Obi's Egypt Trip: UK Former High Commissioner To Nigeria Replies Sowore

Paul Thomas Arkwright CMG is a British diplomat who was High Commissioner to the Federal Republic of Nigeria 2015–2018



https://mobile.twitter.com/YeleSowore/status/1536751872698097664



https://twitter.com/PaulTArkwright/status/1536768123818344451?s=20&t=IUreJtr8fyVX3VfwO6Zj7g

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.

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.

Umedia:
Peter Obi's Egypt Trip: UK Former High Commissioner To Nigeria Replies Sowore

Paul Thomas Arkwright CMG is a British diplomat who was High Commissioner to the Federal Republic of Nigeria 2015–2018



https://mobile.twitter.com/YeleSowore/status/1536751872698097664



https://twitter.com/PaulTArkwright/status/1536768123818344451?s=20&t=IUreJtr8fyVX3VfwO6Zj7g

lecowas:


Is this not confusion? Why don't you take a stand for what you really believe in.

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.

Massiveglory:
Ignore the rascal sowore. One of the most confused aluta boy abi politician abi blogger/ Journalist I have ever seen.

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.

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.

daddytime:
Smackdown savage reply

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

[b]Siemens is already in Nigeria doing similar to what they did in Egypt [/b]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.

Urheadmaster:
Would have thought that learning from other countries is a goal to strategize and turning round the failing performance of the current government of Nigeria One would have thought Sowere have some sense upstairs, but unfortunately he's the worst of them all. Even grandpa Tinubu have more sense than him


That breastsucking Sowore from the descendants people of oduduwa federal republic of miners need to be educated by the educated one .

KosiGee:


What’s good about the response? You endorsed that because it came from Arkwright…a British and a former high commissioner to Nigeria?

That was thoughtless and stupid coming from someone like him. Sowore is right unfortunately. He didn’t condemn the mission rather the timing of the trip. Obi should’ve travelled quietly to Egypt, this is time to build bridges and intensify his efforts to convince Nigerians that he is the right man to be the next president of Nigeria. He should’ve done his home-works, research and learnings….travelling to Egypt at this time exposes him as unserious and ill prepared to confront and address the many problems facing Nigeria.

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.

Vyzz:



Don't mind Sowere, low budget Mandela..


He thinks it's by getting himself arrested Everytime

iCauseTrouble:
I won't pity this guy again if DSS teargas him. He is supposed to be discussing about his agenda and manifestoes but hear he is bad mouthing another candidate.

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.

OgaTheTop2:


Peter Obi is a man of vision and a man on mission.

How can you be a Nigerian and still want to vote for Tinubu or Atiku. Don't we Nigerians ever learn? Don't we ever get tired of poverty?

Biafranodogwu55:
Person with sense and this has solidified the notion that afonjas aint got nothing to offer nigeria come 2023

we sensible nigerians must join the labour @peterobi2023

FreedomDynamics:


We would have concluded Obi knew what he was doing if he had engaged in this notorious venture a long time before now and taken his time. For me, this may be yet the climax of him "manifesting", after the knee-jerk departure from PDP and wanting to be president all of a sudden without the support of a fundamental voting structure.

sukar886:
Sowore na mad man, that's why dss like slapping him

frankoben:


Stop this, Sowore is Sowore. Do you always have to bring up tribal sentiments in your statements?

Umedia:
Peter Obi's Egypt Trip: UK Former High Commissioner To Nigeria Replies Sowore

Paul Thomas Arkwright CMG is a British diplomat who was High Commissioner to the Federal Republic of Nigeria 2015–2018



https://mobile.twitter.com/YeleSowore/status/1536751872698097664



https://twitter.com/PaulTArkwright/status/1536768123818344451?s=20&t=IUreJtr8fyVX3VfwO6Zj7g

zomby:


It might not be a bad idea if this man, Paul Thomas Arkwright shuts his face off...I completely agree with Sowore.
@ Peter Obi: The man just jumped from PDP to a party (LP) that doesn't have a structure. There is a governorship election taking place on Saturday in Ekiti, and nobody is really campaigning for Peter Obi's new party. Peter Obi is yet to visit any state in Nigeria as a new LP champion, but expects to be elected as the next president. Peter Obi didn't even bother to visit Owo, Ondo state after the church attack, I guess Owo is not an Igbo town....But I can assure you that Ondo people will never forget him.

The election is taking place in less than 9 months and this is the time Peter Obi chose to go to Egypt to understudy power sector...He didn't bother to take this trip a year ago or 6 months ago. But now that the fire is burning is the right time for him to be missing...what a confused candidate. On the other hand, Jagaban is busy visiting and campaigning like there is no tomorrow. It is amazing how many people still can't understand why Jagaban is so successful; there is no bread for a lazy man.

I personally think that Peter Obi isn't ready to lead this nation...Therefore, it is OK for him to also visit Morocco and Madagascar. Nigeria needs a president that is ready to take the bull by the horns today.

sonature1:


Please Peter Obi doesn't need this negative vibe for his campaign.

We are trying to salvage a country on the verge of collapse.