Come On Manchester United - Sanchez

Alexis Sanchez is upbeat and motivated as he prepares for a likely reunion with his former club when Manchester United host Arsenal on Sunday.

Our no.7 enjoyed what he described as the most “perfect” of his 14 appearances so far, during Saturday’s Emirates FA Cup semi-final win over Tottenham Hotspur. The Chilean’s Man-of-the-Match display illustrated his growing assimilation to the Reds after January’s move from the Gunners, though he admits he’s still adapting to the contrasts between the clubs.

     “It is very different here,” Alexis told MUTV. “I think United is a club with more history and we want to win trophies next year.         "We need to keep progressing; United is a big club, to which I am still adapting, and I am looking forward to giving everything I’ve got next year and aiming to win everything there is to win.”Jose Mourinho has stated that we won’t see the best of Alexis until next season and the powerful forward’s tireless performance at Wembley was perhaps another indication of what we can expect in the months to come. The 29-year-old will no doubt be looking forward to next month’s return to the national stadium for the cup final against Chelsea, after netting his eighth goal in as many games there to help defeat Spurs.            “The truth is that I score every time I play at Wembley!” he added. “I have won several trophies there with my national team and with Arsenal. With Chile, I also scored two goals and that means a lot to me. Wembley brings me...To read more CLICK HERE

Raila Was Paid ksh. 50Billion for the Handshake - Miguna Miguna

Raila's deal with President Uhuru Kenyatta is a Monetary Deal, claims Miguna.

Just weeks after the end of truce between Raila odinga and President Uhuru Kenyatta, the Self proclaimed NRM general Miguna Miguna, who didnt support it, now Claims that Raila Odinga was paid handsomely for the handshake.

Through his twitter account, Miguna claims that President Uhuru Kenyatta paid Raila Ksh. 50 billion for the agreement. 

Finally, @RailaOdinga's deal with @UKenyatta is a personal and private MONETARY AGREEMENT and ARRANGEMENT between two people. @UKenyatta paid @RailaOdinga Kshs. 50 billion to betray thousands who have died and been maimed at @RailaOdinga demos. Enough is Enough!

— Dr. Miguna Miguna (@MigunaMiguna) April 28, 2018

Miguna, who was deported from the country, sees this as the highest level of betrayal from Odinga after lives were lost aggitating for a "better kenya".

Governor Builds Widow House and Labels it

Generosity is a great virtue so they say. However, the same generosity shouldnt be shouted on top of a house for everyone to know. Is it not the Holy book that says so?

Kakamega County Governor Wycliffe Oparanya

This is not the case in Kakamega County where, through a county initiative, families that dont have decent housing are offered one. The interesting bit is that, after constructing the houses, the county labels the houses as a county initiative. Is it too much of the county government? Have a look

Kakamega County Housing Initiative

My County government has borrowed a leaf from Hon @OAmollo on building modest dwellings for widows in Kakamega but the LABELLING of the houses totally puts me off . I find it very distasteful respectfully . No? @GovWOparanya @Cleophas_Malala 😩 pic.twitter.com/cTmzibzthn

— Leon Lidigu (@LeonLidigu) April 26, 2018

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Governor and Cabinet Secretary Involved in an Accident

Education CS Amb. Amina Mohamed

Kakamega governor, Wycliffe Ambetsa Oparanya and Education CS Amb. Amina Mohammed are a safe lot after their chase cars were involved in an accident.
Confirming this through his twittet account, the governor said they are however safe.
 The accident happened at Chavakali in Vihiga county.

My chase has this evening been involved in an accident with @AMB_A_Mohammed chase car near Chavakali township.
No injuries have been reported so far.
I urge all of you to be calm because we are safe. pic.twitter.com/3ubsyQ4M7W

— Wycliffe A. Oparanya (@GovWOparanya) April 12, 2018

The CS is scheduled for a home coming in her home county of Kakamega.

Going For an Interview? You need to Know This About The Questions to be Asked and How to Respond

Common Interview Questions

   1. Tell us about yourself?
The interviewer is not interested in
hearing stories; they simply expect to
know your academic and professional
achievements, your name and the
institution you currently work for.

Take three minutes to introduce
yourself, and state your recent
academic qualification and your
relevant experience.
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2. Why do you think you are the best
candidate?
The recruiter expects you to tell them
about your professional achievements
and the unique skills you possess that
will add value to the organization.

If you are a Customer Care person
then you should tell them that you are
a good listener and patient; these are
the qualities the employer is looking
for.

3. What are your weaknesses?
The question is not simple as it looks;
most candidates go blank when they
face this kind of question.

Take your time in explaining why you
can’t leave the office before you
complete a task.

You can also inform them how you are
quick to trust a person, which in most
cases makes you a victim.

4. Where do you see yourself in five
years?
The employer wants to know whether
you are ambitious or you’re the kind
of a person who secures a job and
then you forget about yourself.

Answer the question by stating how
you intend to further your studies and
grow professionally as you strive to
meet your employer’s goals.

5. How do friends describe you?
The question is testing your personal
attributes, when answering it ensure
that you don’t over exaggerate.

Take the shortest time possible to
state the best attribute you possess
that you believe will add value to the
institution.

6. What do you know about this
company?
Before you enter the interview room,
ensure that you go through the
company website to read latest news,
company profile, goals, management
team, objectives, vision and
mission;they will help you answer this
question.

The question expects you to briefly
describe what you read on their
website and not what you imagine of
the company.

7. Do you have any question to ask the
panel?
This is usually the last question that
the interview panel asks
interviewees; if you fail to ask them
questions, you will lose some marks.

Ask them whether they have plans to
expand their business, whether they
support employees to further their
studies and how they motivate employees.

8. What is your salary expectation?
The question is tricky because as a
fresh candidate you don’t have a clue
what to be paid;simply ask them what they pay others of your level , if they fail to give a satisfactory answer then give them a reasonable range.

Ensure you do your research before
you go for an interview because you
will be asked  most of these questions.