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Avoid seeking jobs in America and stay away from Kenyan politics — Kisii University Vice Chancelor

Kisii University Vice-Chancellor has asked students not to rush to America to seek jobs once they graduate. Prof John Akama who was speaking to students at the Kisii Campus said: “You don’t have to go to work in America or any other country after your studies because Kenya needs you.”

Akama also cautioned students against handouts from unscrupulous politicians. Akama’s sentiments come at a time when most politicians are targeting university and college students to vote in their favour during party nominations.

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