we have waited long enough in silence,for seven months now(i.e since October last year) we have not received our supposed monthly allowance.As a student in morocco, i find it hard to come to terms with the manner in which we, as ambassadors of our beloved country are so often treated. I tend to believe that our plight is of no worry to our policy makers.
Indeed, after all ,in Ghana it is only the dual party of our parents and the scholarship secretariat who are conscious of it.
As to who is responsible or simply what is going on ,none of us knows. Problems!Problems!Problems!
the issue at hand may seem as though we are only crying out to be heard but in actual fact it is HARD;there are several situations were landlords have threatened those of us who lodge in apartments of ejection not to talk of those who are already hanging around.
Problems do rain sometimes;nothing to eat,aches in the stomach,landlord holding tight to your neck,schoolwork,and in severe cases ill health. as to our fate in this crisis,Gosd knows better.
as i write,i pray that a miracle(which is scarce these days)happens because in actual fact we are DYING.
