Members of a church in Chapelton, Clarendon, were furious when they learnt that a wall that they had erected outside the gates was painted in black, green, and gold on the weekend.
This was reportedly done under the orders of the Member of Parliament (MP) for North Central Clarendon, Robert Nesta Morgan. Morgan is a member of the governing Jamaica Labour Party, which has green as its colour. The church is located next to the MP s office.
A day after the facelift , the church members repainted the wall in its original colour, cream. The members say no one sought their permission to change the colour, and they were not comfortable with the colours that were chosen.