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HOME: A Seattle tent encampment

Koffa stands out among the homeless because of the way he dresses - in a suit. Friends jokingly call him Tony Soprano because they think he looks like a mobster.

He said it’s a custom he’s maintained since his years working for the government in Liberia.

Koffa said he came to the U.S. in 1990 and never returned as a civil war raged for years back home. He has lived in Canada and sought refugee status in the U.S.

He ended up homeless and living on the streets of Seattle after splitting up with his wife a year ago, he said. Recently, he got an opportunity to live in a tent encampment.

“I’ve lived some lives, you know, up and down,” he said. “I’m very thankful to have Camp Second Chance, which (the) name actually means som**hing to me.”

Koffa said he has mental illness, which he attributes to the corruption and strife in his home country.

He tries to spruce up camp by weeding, though he resigned a job in the kitchen out of frustration because of a lack of cooperation.

His goal is to continue studying the Bible to become an ordained minister. He wants to help the poor.

“I would love to get out (of here),” he said. “I understand this is a journey.”

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Designed: Bukae iπterπatioπae architectural homestone7
Architect: Bukae Kennedy