*DANIEL ODHIAMBO DAKTARI WAVE SHAKING UGENYA CONSTITUENCY WITH THE YOUTH SET TO BENEFIT FROM SPORTS.
The writing is on the wall and his actions are already speaking louder than his words…..All indicators are that Hon Daniel Odhiambo Daktari is the next MP for Ugenya.
Having been an all round sportsman during his youth with his speciality being football which is the world’s number 1 sport and athletics, top on his agenda is to set up a Special Youth Sports Fund in Ugenya constituency to complement the Sh 1million which MPs receive annually for the development of sports.
Within the short time he has toured Ugenya constituency to familiarize with the problems facing the youth and the people of Ugenya in general, Daktari and his able team which comprises veteran sportsmen has come face to face with the apathy of sports development in Ugenya as abundant natural talent in sports like football, volleyball, basketball and athletics is going to waste because the political leadership has abandoned the youth in Ugenya.
This demands for answers from the current political leadership as to where does the Sh 1million given to Ugenya constituency in the past for years go to?
According to Daktari’s team development of sports is not about dishing out sports kits, because coaches and referees in various disciplines must be trained and sports development must start from age groups with various tournaments staged all over Ugenya by involving schools.
Ole Gunnar Solskjær expects to be in charge of #mufc for the next match against Watford. There was no indication from Joel Glazer in the hours immediately after the match that he would be removed.
There is a sense that the Glazers could still remove Solskjær in the coming days.
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The pandemic has squeezed the Unilever share price from two sides – home care sales have fallen as Covid recedes in Europe, while a resurgence in Asia has hit general sales. Yet I reckon current uncertainty is an opportunity rather than a threat.
This £100bn FTSE 100 giant has the experience and resilience to muscle its way through current problems. Its brand portfolio remains impressive, and the pandemic will not last forever. Personally, I have no idea how enduring inflation will be. Yet investors seem to be pricing in quite a lot of damage, and this is opening up an opportunity for investors.
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Solskjær: “They played well, they don’t give you opportunities to win the ball off them so praise to them but our standards need to be raised.”
“At the moment we are [far off the top teams]. The demands on me and the players are going to be high and we have to get back to what we started to look like. We have the players to do that.”
“I have good communication with the club all the time which is up front and honest. I work for #mufc, I want the best for United. As long as I am here I want to improve this.”
“Very difficult to talk now. We started the game badly, David kept us in the game, and they scored a goal they always score. That shouldn’t happen.”
“Since the last game we played here it’s been a very difficult period. We need to be on the front foot more. I can’t look at myself and say this is the way I want #mufc to play.”
“We still don’t trust ourselves with the ball. We still don’t pass the ball as well as I know they can and we don’t find the angles. Sometimes that’s also the team you play against, they did press really well and made it hard for us.”
Ugenya ODM MP aspirant is In ground according to his close Ally Ernest Obwar from Magombe.
Obwar stated that Hon. Daktari Daniel Odhiambo will take early lead during next year’s ODM Nominations over his closest competitors Roger Sagana and Christopher Odhiambo Karan.
Odhiambo Karan whom stated that he is the weakest given that he was elected in last general election and surrendered to current Ugenya Mp David Ochieng who is also the party leader of MDG.
Most Voters from who are the diehard of ODM prefer Daniel Odhiambo over Christopher Odhiambo Karan whom they claim is education dwarf given that he was elected and was yet to utter a word in the parliament before the court made the ruling that he rigged elections.
The stats shows that majority of Voters prefer Daniel Odhiambo over Roger Sagana the Nairobi lawyer.
This is Week 11 of English Premier League. The week Ended in style as Manchester United were humiliated in the derby by Manchester City 2-0 at Old Trafford.
Manchester City open scoring by an error caused by Manchester United defender Eric Baily that scored Own goal. The highly anticipated Match record the Most Highest passes in English Premier League by a record of 819 complete passes by Manchester City.
West Harm United defeated Liverpool 3-2 in a highly contested Match. That brought David Moyes Men to third by difference of 3 points by leaders Chelsea which are at 26 points and level in points with Manchester City.
This weekend has been very busy for several clubs as they have made changes in Management. Antonio Conte have come to English Premier League after winning the league with Chelsea on his debut on the competition.
Antonio Conte Men Tottenham Hotspurs were held draw by in form Everton Football Club.
The Premier League Managers that have been sacked in week 11 of the calendar are Dean Smith,Nuno Esperito,Favre of Norwich.
Our interest as the people of Siaya county will be in the safe hands under the leadership of Mr Charles Owino Wahongo
Charles Owino Wahongo has a plan to roll-out a roboust value addition projects and industries for our raw materials across the county.
Both women and the youth will be involved in wealth creation and our farmers will get subsidies from the ministry of agriculture and market linkages for agricultural produce.
Fish from Lake Kanyaboli and Lake Victoria will be locked for a period of time (about one year) to multiply and to be sufficient for food security within the local community at a subsidise price and enough for export to earn the county foreign exchange.
This shall improve the living standard of our people, improve infrastructure and even enable the county government to plough back the profit in the county by paying fees to total orphans whose hopes need to be reinstated through various opportunities available.
Mr Charles Owino Wahongo who is the former Police Spokesman is bringing in fresh leadership with less bureaucracies to turn around our economy and reduce poverty index.
We must move a way from politics to development and depart from the past, Charles Owino Wahongo being self oriented, honest and pro-active leader has what it takes to transform our county’s economy and make it an economic hub.
The great people of Siaya county must rally behind Charles Owino Wahongo in order to realize the holistic change we’ve been yearning for.
He visited Gem Constituency Uriri West Gem Ward at Christ Miracle Gospel Church Ministry Church.
He also attended the fundraising for the Church and in attendance were Hon. Jalango Midiwo Host.l, Kisumu City Manager Abala Wanga, Former nominated MCA’s Mrs. Angeline from Yala and few leaders from South Gem Ward and Central Gem Ward, Amimo of Radio Mayienga, Rose Midiwo wife to the late Jakoyo Otada Midiwo.
Bruno Fernandes says Manchester United need to do more to protect goalkeeper David De Gea.
The Spaniard made several world-class saves during the first half of the Manchester derby, but Eric Bailly’s own goal and a Bernardo Silva effort consigned the Reds to a disappointing 2-0 defeat.
De Gea was probably United’s standout performer, as he has been many times this season, on a day the visitors dominated and Fernandes recognises this, suggesting the scoreline would have been much worse had it not been for David.
“It’s always a bad time to concede a goal but the problem is the way we concede goals. It’s too easy,” admitted Fernandes after the final whistle, in an interview with Media.
“As I said, many, many times, if not for David, the result could be much higher and worse for us.
We have to protect David better. Because he is protecting us a lot and we have to help him. He cannot make, every game, eight [or] nine saves and still concede goals.”
As with the Liverpool game a fortnight ago, the Old Trafford crowd backed their side until the end and Fernandes paused to thank them for their efforts
We just have to apologise to the fans and that’s it,” our no.18 added. “It was not good enough from us.
“It was a great atmosphere they created and they pushed us until the end.
“They gave that energy to us but, from us, it was not enough.”
It’s two weeks until United are next in action, with a trip to Watford in the Premier League closely followed by clashes with Villarreal and Chelsea.
A number of players will now leave Manchester for their respective countries, ahead of the World Cup qualifiers, and Bruno admits that, while it will be a difficult two weeks, we just have to get on with it and make sure we’re prepared for the visit to Vicarage Road on 20 November.
“Yeah, it will be long but now it’s time for everyone to focus on the national team
“The ones who stay here try to work hard, recover well and be ready for the games that are coming.”
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