- A ranking government executive from the Cordillera has been endorsing several of his kababayan to various government posts even if they lack qualifications.
- Autonomy advocates remain optimistic the quest for self-rule in the highlands is within reach even if not stated as a priority in the latest President’s SONA.
- The haughtiness of this OIC in a department is all for naught for he could not even answer basic questions from legislators, which was answered by a proxy.
- The finance officer of a Cordillera province is a helpful department head when she hired an unqualified relative and using a government car for personal errands.
- There is a noticeable infighting among members of a local chapter of DDS, as only few people are now getting the attention of their leader through his emissary.
- A provincial official no longer wonder why local chief executives make sure they always accompany a wealthy leader even if the event is outside their AOR.
- One of the newest traffic schemes is designed to benefit a known establishment while many homegrown businesses continue to survive the Covid-19 pandemic.
- Old residents have to carry heavy load they bought at the city market and must walk through Session Road or Harrison Road to reach the new jeepney terminal.
- The planned reopening of city borders to tourists would allow them unrestricted access to the city market and malls while locals will follow quarantine schedules.
- This regional executive was unceremoniously replaced for choosing to fight for the welfare of frontline workers in the Cordillera than play politics with bosses.
- Families of Covid-19 patients suffered discrimination when some individuals who do not know any better shared the full details of patients on social media.
- Filipinos will be fully convinced that some high-profile inmates died of the Covid-19 if the BuCor releases convincing proofs like CCTV footages and photos.
April 27, 2024