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That's not all... SIO MKWELI hajatuambia VIJE na VIPI alivyotaka kuiba MITIHANI ya A'LEVEL... akafukuzwa SHULE
Ni VIJE aliswitch over na kwenda Masomoni USA; Hadi na kupata Government Scholarship? Tulidhani he's an ETHICAL vipi na vije...???
Na atagombea URAIS mtu sio MKWELI ??? HIYO MIKATABA JAMANI...
Wapo VIJANA wenye AKILI na BORA zaidi ya YEYE JAMANI kwanini kuhangaishwa na Wapenda SIFA watoto wa VIGOGO very an Ethical... watajazana kila kona...
c.c Kamisaa
When my father was moved (once again) to Lindi to become Regional Party Secretary, I had to move to a boarding school: So, I joined Galanos Secondary School, a more established if not reputable government school in the outskirts of the city of Tanga. I was a very good student there, almost always and effortlessly first in class. I was also very popular, outspoken and fearless. I ran for Deputy Head Prefect and won handily against a candidate favoured by the teachers (in old government boarding schools, the election of the student government body is a very serious matter). I was a very unconventional student leader as I clashed often with teachers over students rights, particularly poor state of food. Also, I did not quite fully use all the privileges that came of DHP position.
I was expected to do well at national secondary education exams. I chose to pursue CBA Chemistry, Biology and Agriculture as my combination for High School studies. The main reason for this choice was that it was an exclusive and a highly competitive combination. There was only one high school Kibaha Secondary School in the country taking only 34 students for this combination. So, I chose this because it was hard to get to high school on this. I was thrilled and moved by the challenge. So, we did our exams and the day to go and look for the result came. And, to the shock of friends and family and teachers, my name was not there in the results sheet. I felt like collapsing. I went to another result centre thinking that there was a mistake again, nothing. Inquiries to the reasons were not responded to immediately. Later we learnt that I was mistakenly linked to a cheating scam that one of the teachers was involved in. I was a pawn in a terrible mistake. A really long and painful story. So, what was the alternative? To resit the exams. I quickly registered as private candidate and pursued High School studies at Forest Hill High School on a tentative basis while resitting so that when I get my results I can proceed on to Form Six. It was such a task, but I succeeded.