DREADFUL MISALLOCATION

First year students (new comers) all over Tanzania have now effectively began their studies after a week of orientation and familiarization. They really look novice, new and still need a lot of concern to cope up.
Unlike other new college comers, 2008/09 are facing exhausting and adversely pressing situation. What they initially and illusively believed as delicious boom and good-keeping allowance has suddenly been divided into two substational pieces, one of them snatched by college administrations and the other one halved once more and then given to them, now they are left with almost nothing than just a shadow of boom.Oooh! This is unbelievable.
I don’t think they even spent a moment thinking about students’ welfare and much less considering that first years are still naive to the environment; surely I can call this, a silent crime or dreadful misallocation.
But any way, at times things occur just to trigger an event to happen, and I absolutely believe this is set to serve the same purpose, and that purpose is so obvious and calling on………long, breath taking, heart breaking, extremely shaking boycott which as a matter of fact is at hand. So I call upon all first year students wherever they are to calm down, wait and see how much your brothers and sisters are concerned and care about you.
I choose this last paragraph to encourage all new comers to keep on keeping on to what you believe in, and here to accomplish, despite the fact, roads at first may seem all uphill, because that is the very central reason of your being here.
It’s me Emmanuel Temu(emmino).