- One of those suspended by the Ombudsman due to neglect of duty and inefficiency was busy meddling with local affairs to pursue personal interests, not public service.
- The DPWH central office will not be surprised if it would be informed that some public infrastructure projects were bidded out in CAR despite alleged irregularities.
- Netizens would easily notice if those posted in social media platforms highlighting the ‘good deeds’ of public servants are just for photo ops or simply part of their mandates.
- Many sectors are not convinced that alleged land grabbing was the primary reason why this anti-graft crusader was killed and whose character was defamed by mercenaries.
- This government executive knows that someone from their sector is deeply interested in replacing her when she learned that her credentials was questioned at the central office.
- This regional director, in his bid to intimidate his supposed critics, has made sure he was with other ranking officials when they were ordered to meet his critics, a boy and a girl.
- Other local government units that are part of the tourism bubble are not so strict in their requirements, except that each tourist must have a negative RT-PCR result prior to entry.
- Several quarters have noticed that the much-publicized world-class green architecture feature of this known developer is not always followed once the project is completed.
- There is no truth to information that those concerned have not ignored the warning for a possible Covid-19 outbreak in an LGU, which is also home to some medical experts.
- A ranking government official who drafted petitions requesting the central office not to cause his transfer to another region now enjoys the new assignment he disliked before.
- Two regional agencies are likely to be included in nationwide probe on reported web of corruption that has caused major setbacks on government services and projects.
- Netizens are one in suggesting to media outlets that the latest national directive for an in-depth investigation on corruption must be a ‘joke of the day’, not a breaking news.