“I have three children and I want a new life but appeal to national government to see the need to assist me and my colleagues”, he added.
The day long parade organized by two substance activists James Koryor and Reuben Logan described the alarming wave of drug abuse by young people across the Country as national emergency and therefore challenges national government to address it now.
“These are the same guys who harass, hijack and steal from you on a daily basis as such this speaks volume to our national security once they are not rehabilitated in society, James and Reuben pointed out.
Both James and Reuben said the change for hope that the CDC led Government brags about starts immediately with the young and less fortunate people in society.
The constant Arrest, detention and more is not the solution to the many problems facing Zogos rather a sustainable and well funded rehabilitation and other related programs”they added are the best way in fully addressing the current night mare of the Country.
They told reporters that it is sad for the future leaders of Liberia to be engaged into such practice but were quick to add that it is still not late to do the right thing as the victims he noted are prepare for change once the right avenue by national government are provided for them.
Until their plights can be addressed through the implementation of tangible programs and policies the number of young people mainly substance users are increasing on a daily basis across Liberia.
