Picture this scenario. No shelter, above them to shield from the elements and no comfortable beds to rest on; simply exposed to the chilly outdoors with no prospects. It’s beyond unfair. And what really stings is that these people are already battling hardship—people who can’t even afford to feed their families. Now, they’ve been tossed aside like they don't matter. This is not how we should treat our own.
Verydarkman’s call to action is something we all need to pay attention to. This is not just about demolishing buildings; this is about the destruction of lives. If the Minister of FCT, Nyesom Wike, doesn’t stop this, we’re only creating more problems. People are already desperate, and desperation breeds violence. This could very well lead to more insecurity, and we don’t want that.
The solution is simple: stop the demolitions. Relocate these people, compensate them, and give them somewhere to live. The elites can keep their land, but these citizens—who have nowhere to go—deserve better than being left out in the cold.
Verydarkman is right: we can’t let this slide. The government needs to act now before this spirals even further.