KQ SACKS its PR Manager And Former Citizen TV Host for Lying About Her Education

We once tweeted that Alice Odera who was then a TV host at Citizen TV never went to New York University or any other university nor did all those things she claimed that she did. She was a fraud who Royal Media HR couldn’t do due diligence on. Well, KQ has today discovered that Alice Odera was a stripper in New York and was deported from USA after the authorities discovered some ugly things she was doing.
After working for Citizen TV, Alice got a job at KQ without any papers. She always promised to deliver the papers which she claimed to have misplaced. Alice never did. So KQ had a function in USA which the PR manager had to attend. Shock on KQ, USA embassy flatly refused to give their PR manager a Visa saying that come what may, they wouldn’t change their minds.
With a little background check, KQ discovered all the ugly things Alice Odera was doing in USA. The national carrier discovered that Alice only went to New York University for 5 days. She was then to work as a stripper and drug mule in various New York neighbourhoods.
KQ security escorted Alice Odera out of their premises with the management furious that they were not smart enough to do proper background check on Alice. Alice claimed in her application for the KQ PR and Communications Manager’s job that she graduated at New York University, something which she knew was so false it wouldn’t sell anywhere.

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JKUSO vs SONU: Do students really need JKUSO?

And so Satan said, let there be a students’ union that never cares about the students’ welfare. The 29th day of October 2013 saw comrades at JKUAT voting in their new team of leaders for various posts in the students’ governing council; JKUSO

In the past, I have been accused of throwing too many literary jabs at JKUSO and some of its egocentric leaders. That’s not true really. There’s an African saying that goes, ‘The mother that canes you many times will love you for many years.’ Despite the consolation of this saying, I must admit that the concern has forced me to take a short sabbatical from the unions that really care about its students eg SONU (who doesn’t know this) in order to evaluate the self-centered unions, more specifically, JKUSO.

SONU and JKUSO are different in so many ways. Perhaps the only similarity is that they all have the words’ O’ and ‘U’ in their acronyms. Without bias or allegiance, let me explain:

1            1. JKUSO leaders get into the union in order to get extra cash and they always have the chance to elude poverty (didn’t they sell some rooms in hall six?). SONU leaders get into the union to fight for the rights of the Nairobi Uni students.

2            2.  JKUSO leaders always agree with the JKUAT admin, even though the issue is against the students’ wish (ngonjea sasa usikie accommodation fee ni 10k, na watakubali tu, nktest). On Monday, instead of showing the students where and what to do (ie during the nationwide University students strike) I hear that they went for that bloody meeting in Assembly Hall. About this issue, I will not tell you about SONU, because you know what it did best.

3           3.  Everyone knows SONU leader, Babu Owino. But who knows Kipkalya? Do you?

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Chaos as JKUAT pharmacy students refuse to register for their newly formed organisation.... They DON'T have money

       It was not until recently that we saw Jkuat getting into yet another milestone. Yeah, thats right. Just after introducing the prestigious pharmacy course in their Juja main campus, they got another college dubbed COHES. (College of Health Sciences). And yes, the Bachelor of Pharmacy course falls under

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PHOTO !!!! The Female Mzungu Conductor in Nairobi

This is not a sight you see everyday.. a white female conductor. We associate such jobs with the very low class, and we associate white people in Kenya with a higher class, where money is not an issue. 

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RUTO seals a deal with Japan to fund several projects in Kenya worth billions of shillings -

Thursday June 6, 2013 - The trip by Deputy President William Ruto to Japan has yielded many fruits.

First, Ruto sealed a deal with the Japanese Government to fund the modernization of Mombasa Port at the cost of sh30 billion.

Speaking yesterday at JKIA upon arrival from Japan where he represented President Uhuru Kenyatta on the 5^th Tokyo International Conference on Africa Development (TICAD), Ruto noted that the Japanese Government had also agreed to construct a free Port and a by-pass at Dongo Kundu through its agency JICA.

The Japanese Government will also fund the expansion of Mwea Irrigation Scheme and rice growing at the total cost of sh20 billion.

The Deputy President also met with the World Bank, Vice President where the World Bank agreed to fund the construction of the 600 kilometer Kitale-Juba Road at the total cost of Ksh50 billion.

Ruto also signed an MOU with JapanGas and Metal Company to mine coal in Kitui and Kwale Counties.

He also met the UN Secretary General, Ban Ki Moon, who pledged his support for Kenya in stabilizing Somalia and smooth repatriation of Somali refugees back to their country.

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