Deeply Concerned

Too heavy for us to bear, the poor getting poorer while the rich getting richer and they don’t think of the other man, until when? Will it come to our realization that we all equal before the very eyes of our loving father.

It’s all about the recent demolitions’ done by the government at different places here in the city, which were done without notices to the premises owners to therefore safeguard their properties from damage. Many thanks to undugu society for creating time for us digital fraternity to go and sympathise with our brothers and sisters victims of the then mtumba slum which was brought down.

Too ironical, the structures which were brought down were sandwiched in between some well furnished flats which were not in any way interfered with, it’s such unpleasing sight to see, everyone busy not in a search to better their lives but collecting pieces of then their property with scrap metal men carrying the day, much gaining from the other people losses.

It’s really a task to sleep in a polythene paper structure, and with the cold Nairobi nights and bad weather where it keeps on raining, mothers, children who are not strong like men to withstand the cold thus risking getting sick. Imagine, that poor man, who depends on that place for everything meaning for searching his daily bread either through a small business and a small structure to shelter from cold, just abruptly sees a bulldozer bringing down his structure and with all his property damaged as no one caring, too painful and with nowhere to vacate to.

A big shame  to the government  where we have our learned brothers and sisters who pretend to care for us, false promises they come and give to us, why didn’t they come up with  a proper mechanism to move people not just to treat them in a such an in human way.