The bone of contention used in this
column by the author, Aven Piramide, is that out of 5,000 houses constructed in
the areas concerned under the 93-1, he estimated that only 1,000 or 1/5 of that
is availing of Ordinance 93-1. While there are a lot of people who consider
this development a breakthrough out of a long standing social problem that
gives a headache to our political leaders involved, here comes Piramide who
wants to douse cold water to the emerging development. I don't know what to call
him because the thought that the city and province had already agreed in it as
a big possibility, this column thinks otherwise because he does not feel what
it is to be in the shoes of those they call, "with no roofs over their
heads."
Footnote: This comment came out in connection with a column
written by Aven Piramide in The FREEMAN, entitled, "Is it wise to use
P500M to buy 93-1 assets?" It came out on March 11, 2015.
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