Oldest Congo Town—Despite his home been damaged in the ongoing court eviction exercise in Catholic community, Congo Town, a fifteen year old Mark Morris is pleading on government to intervene for widows and less privilege who are affected by the massive properties destruction.
Little Mark who spoke to journalists during the demolition process, expressed grieve concern about the survivability of widows, less privilege and single parents who have struggled over a decades to have their homes built which they have been evicted from.
The Circumstances led the six grade student into tears, expressing that the life of some of the victims who are in said situation may be cut short due to frustration, if there’s no intervention.
“My parents house was destroyed too but I’m only asking the government to at least help the widows because these people really suffered to build their house and now they don’t have anywhere to go” He expressed while pointing at two spots.
early Wednesday morning It was a scene of tears at the Catholic community in Congo Town, where a court enforced demolition exercise in adherence to a Supreme Court ruling in favor of the Gaye Family.
The process left about thousand of residents homeless as their places of residence were destroyed by earth-moving equipment moving from house to house.
By: Alphanso G. Kalama
