Saturday 9 January 2016
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5 WAYS TO MAKE A FIRST IMPRESSION IN AN INTERVIEW
1. Be positive
Avoid negativity at all costs. Even if you hated your last boss or company, try to put a positive spin on things. Right before a meeting try to think about your accomplishments to boost your confidence. Emotions are highly infectious, and the secret to making someone feel an emotion is to feel it yourself first. So make sure you keep any negativity out of the conversation! If your own positivity is strong enough it will make it very difficult for the other person not to feel this vibe themselves.
2. Better Posture
Good posture is important because it communicates confidence. But you need to do more than simply stand up straight (although that’s a good start). 90 per cent of your communication comes through your body language and paralinguistics ( voice tonality and pitch). Consequently, it is crucial to make these aspects as confident as possible when making your first impression.
3. Dress Properly
People will judge you long before you open your mouth. As soon as you walk into the room, all eyes will be on you, so dressing right is essential. A good suit speaks a thousands words. If it’s a job interview, make sure it’s simple, clean and well ironed. Your grooming, your hair style and the other ways you can determine your appearance from the neck up also exert an inordinate influence on the way that you are perceived, on your ethos with someone.
4. Smile
Smiling is one of the simplest yet most effective ways to make a great first impression. It immediately helps put the other person at ease and is a great way to bring a relaxed vibe to the interaction. Starting an interaction with a smile always gets the best results.
5. A Firm Handshake
That split second opportunity to establish yourself as confident and capable before you’ve even opened your mouth is lost the moment you enter the room looking petrified and presenting a hand with all the verve and vigour of a dead fish. And if you suffer from nervously sweaty hands, deal with this before you walk into the room.
Culled from nairacareer.com
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ISIS member executes his mother
An Islamic State militant executed his mother in public in the Syrian city of Raqqa because she had encouraged him to leave the group, the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights reported on Friday.
The woman in her 40s had warned her son that a US-backed alliance would wipe out Islamic State and had encouraged him to leave the city with her.
She was detained after he informed the group of her comments, according to the British-based Observatory, which monitors the war through a network of sources on the ground.
Citing local sources, the Observatory said the 20-year-old man executed his mother on Wednesday near the post office building where she worked in front of hundreds of people in Raqqa, a main base of operations for the group in Syria.
Culled from the internet
Eritrea:The tourism hub of the Horn of Africa
With the refrigeration industry in the new port area which will open in 2016, the cement plant Gedem whose productivity is growing, and with the revival of tourism in the old town, Massawa aims to become the commercial hub of reference for the entire Horn 'Africa and the cities with the highest economic development of Eritrea. The Asmara government has already initiated investments for the infrastructure, especially with the development of new port and logistics systems connected, so now attract international investors.
"With China we have already developed major commercial partnerships – told Adnkronos engineer Musse, head of the newly formed Free Trade Area built inside the new port of Massawa – with them we built the whole part for the industry cold that has a high strategic value as it will allow Eritrea and other countries in the Horn of Africa have great access to maritime trade routes both for the East and for Europe. Through this hub we will improve all our exports starting with the production of fruits and cereals. "
The engineer Dawiet, manager of port operations, instead explains how it will change the entire port infrastructure: "We will leave the old port at the service of the old town of Massawa, because this part will have its new tourist destination and because this will be the area departure to the beautiful islands Dahlak. The new port area, which ultimeremo during 2016, instead will be made subservient to the refrigeration industry and the shipping departments primarily of mineral products from the Bisha mine. "
In industrial terms for the revival of Massawa an important role also plays the cement Gedem, placed at the south end of the bay on which overlooks the town, about ten kilometers from the center. A modern plant, operated by qualified personnel with Eritrean machinery once again Chinese. Gedem is the largest plant in the country and has a high strategic value because it is the first source of supply of cement for all work (primarily roads, dams and houses) that the government of Isaias Afewerki has started and is completing .
Given the growth of construction activities in Eritrea, Gedem company is rapidly growing and is one of those complexes in which international investors could usefully work on the model already successfully tested in Bisha Mine, the largest mining area of the country, where the government Asmara has closed a deal with the Canadian Nevsun, leaving them 60 percent of the share capital and the control of activities.
But the real jewel in the eye of Massawa is the old city. The buildings are of exceptional beauty. Despite the signs of aging and the Ethiopian bombings the center has retained its charm. Shine architectures Italian of those who were once the headquarters of the Bank of Italy, the Governor's Palace or hotels like the Grand Hotel Torino. You can run in peace and admire the decadent charm, revealing virtually everywhere the signs of the presence of Italian architects.
"Tell the world how Eritrea is a beautiful and safe place," he says proudly of the Governor, a young woman who exudes great energy. The project is to recover all the historic buildings of Massawa and bring them back to their original splendor. This is because the plan to revive the country's tourism this city plays a key role for its inherent charm and its geographical location which allows it to be the gateway to the Dahlak Islands, an archipelago pristine yet to be discovered.
"They are wonderful islands placed in the middle of the Red Sea – explains Marilena Sweet, head of Live Eritrea, an independent site that is the reference of the Eritreans in Italy and tells the changes in a country marching towards normal – there is still everything to do. The largest hotel in Massawa is already an Italian. But the Dahlak is all to be developed. For those who want to invest in new destinations here are opportunities to be seized. "
Why Oshodi market was demolished- Steve Ayorinde
Steve Ayorinde
The Lagos State Government says the demolition of Owonifari Market in Oshodi area of the state was done to further ensure security and bring sanity to the area.
The state’s Commissioner for Information and Strategy, Mr Steve Ayorinde, gave the explanation at a news conference on Thursday while clarifying issues involved in the demolition exercise.
It was reports that the State Government on Tuesday shut the market and ordered relocation of affected traders and shop owners to the newly built Isopakodowo market stalls at Bolade in the area.
The market was demolished from Tuesday night till the early hours of Friday.
Ayorinde said that the traders were formally served a quit notice on Dec.21 before the demolition exercise, through the Ministry of Physical Planning and Urban Development.
“It is important to be informed that the issue of that market had been on for nothing less than 10 years.
“The state government had been engaging with the leadership of the market to say that we could no longer continue with the manner in which that area of the market was being used.
“The state government had been engaging with the leadership of the market to say that we could no longer continue with the manner in which that area of the market was being used.
“So, for 10 years, there has been back and forth engagement between the government and the leadership of the market,” he said.
Makelele named new Monaco technical director
The Ligue 1 side announced the appointment of the ex-France international on Thursday, describing his role as one of assisting vice-president Vadim Vasilyev in the running of the sporting side of the club.
"I'm very happy to join an important club in French and European football," he told the club's official website.It's a new phase of my career and I'm convinced that the new role of technical director suits me perfectly and will allow me to keep developing.I'm very excited at the idea of working with a coach of the quality of Leonardo Jardim"- Makelele.
I’m getting married this year-Cossy Orjiakor
Cossy Orjiakor
Actress and extremist, Cossy Orjiakor, has confirmed reports that she is getting married this year.In a telephone chat with Entertainer, the actress confirmed reports on social media that she was tying the knot in 2016. However, the boobs star refused to shed light on plans for the nuptials.
“Yes it’s very true. I am getting married this year and I’m so excited! The reports are for real. We have been talking on phone and we have something very special. However, I don’t want to comment for now. When the time is right you will find out,” the actress crooned sexily over the phone.
Culled from the internet
Saudi War Planes Bomb Iran Embassy in Yemen
Iran has accused Saudi Arabia of using warplanes to attack the Iranian embassy in the Yemeni capital Sana’a. Some guards were reportedly wounded in the attack, according to news reports.
The Saudi-led coalition fighting in Yemen says it will investigate the accusation, according to coalition spokesman Brigadier General Ahmed Asseri, as cited by observers.
Buhari re-launches ‘War against Indiscipline’
Muhammadu Buhari
The administration of President Muhammadu Buhari will, in a matter of days, re-launch the War Against Indiscipline and Corruption.
Minister of Information and Culture, Alhaji Lai Mohammed who disclosed this at a meeting with the Broadcasting Organisations of Nigeria (BON) in Abuja yesterday, to enlist their support in the on-going war against terrorism, said the new attitudinal change programme was tagged “Change Begins With Me”, adding that the National Orientation Agency (NOA), with offices across the 774 local government councils will be saddled with the responsibility of driving it.
He further explained that another campaign against corruption would also be unveiled shortly after the commencement of the “Change Begins With Me’’ programme.
Aware that some members of BON are privately-owned outfits that need to make money to remain afloat, the minister argued that they could only carry out their operations when the nation is at peace.
He equated the situation in the country to war, reiterating that the media cannot afford to be neutral at this time.
“This war against terror is our war, not the military’s war,’’ he stated, charging them to assist government in disseminating security awareness campaign messages across the country.
Edo State commences recruitment of 5,000 teachers
Adams Oshiomole- Edo State Governor
The Edo Government has commenced the process of recruiting 5,000 teachers for its public primary and secondary schools, Mr Gideon Obakhan, the state’s Commissioner for Education, has said.
Obakhan, who made this known while speaking with newsmen, said 50 science and special teachers had already been recruited for those with special needs.
According to him, induction and orientation programmes have been organised for the teachers.
“They have concluded this and they are being posted out to different schools in the state.
“We are also going to start the process of the employment of 3,000 teachers within a short while. We have carried out an analysis to that effect.
Aubameyang becomes King of Africa
The prolific Borussia Dortmund forward, who received 143 votes to four-time winner Toure's 136, is the first player from the central African country to win the award.
His accolade comes despite a year without trophy success. He was captain of the Gabon team eliminated in the first round of the African Nations Cup finals in Equatorial Guinea at the start of 2015 and his club finished seventh in the Bundesliga last season.
But he did score 29 Bundesliga goals in 2015, including 18 this season plus a further seven in the Europa League. He is the first Bundesliga-based player to win the annual award first introduced in 1970.
“His potency in front of goal has seen him become one of the most recognisable strikers in Europe this season,” said his citation.
“I thank the people of Gabon, this award is for them. I want to thank my team mates in the national team and also at Dortmund. It is their work that helps me to score goals. For the parents of the youth of Africa, please give your kids a chance to realise their dreams,” Aubameyang said in his acceptance speech.
Biafran struggle: Ohanaeze rejects Kanu’s approach
The Secretary General of the apex Igbo socio-cultural group, Ohanaeze Ndigbo, Dr. Joe Nwaorgu, says the approach of the founder of Radio Biafra, Nnamdi Kanu, to the perceived marginalisation of the Igbo is unacceptable.
Nwaorgu said Kanu’s strategies to correct the alleged imbalance were at variance with that of the Ohanaeze Ndigbo which believed that the problems could be resolved within the country and not through violence.
Speaking in an interview with our correspondent on Thursday, Nwaorgu, however, urged President Muhammadu Buhari to consider releasing Kanu unconditionally.
He said Kanu has not issued any apology to Igbo leaders over his comments about them.
He said, “Kanu’s solution to the Biafran matter is different from ours and not acceptable to us. Kanu and the Ohanaeze Ndigbo are operating on different sides of the coin. He and the youths believe in going out to the streets to protest. Kanu’s despondency is much deeper than ours. I am not trying to justify his method but we demand his unconditional release.”
Nwaorgu said the Ohanaeze Ndigbo was not satisfied with President Muhammadu Buhari’s performance so far.
He said apart from the fight against corruption, the Buhari administration should try to entrench equity and justice.
He added, “For us that witnessed the civil war, our approach now is that Nigeria’s problems can be solved within Nigeria and by Nigerians. Ohanaeze will not support secession and violence. This is why we are agitating that the 8th National Assembly implements the confab report evolved during the administration of former President Goodluck Jonathan. This includes the recommendations of the 2014 National Conference. The National Assembly must not fail us.
“What we are fighting for in the present dispensation is that the wickedness of over 35 years after the civil war should be corrected. “Justice and equity must be the hallmarks of the new government. We maintain our stand that the confab report should be implemented.”
Ambode welcomes Walmart to Lagos
Governor of Lagos State,Nigeria Mr. Akinwunmi Ambode, has assured a delegation of Walmart Incorporated that the state is ready to give necessary support to assist the firm in establishing its presence in the state.
The delegation of the firm, a leading global brand in retail supermarket, was led by the President and Chief Executive Officer of Walmart Europe, Middle East, Africa and Canada, Shelley Broade, on Friday.
Ambode said the presence of the Walmart brand in Lagos would go a long way not only to create jobs for the teeming youths, but also boost the economy of the state.
He said the success story of the brand, which currently operates in 28 countries with over 2.2 million employees, would be beneficial to the growth of the state as well as his vision to make life comfortable for residents.
The governor said, "That summaries the reason why Walmart has to berth in Lagos. We are committed to expanding the business scope for Walmart and like I said, I am interested in having your brand signature in Lagos.
"You have been pro-people and that's why we find a congress between the objectives of Walmart and Lagos State Government.
"As we speak, we have a population of over 21 million people and four million of that population are in the middle class. We have a bulging youth that is craving for employment and whatever it is that we do, we want to make sure that we attract as much investment Lagos that can help us to take our youths off the streets and give them employment.
"What I stand here to offer is the commitment to make the investment climate favourable to investors. We want to ensure that whatever it is that would make the business bigger for you, we are committed to it.”
"I want to assure you that if it is in the area of land permits or authorisation for issues that relate to setting up business, we are committed to making sure that we fast-track and do it as transparent as possible to allow more businesses to come to Lagos.”
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