- This self-proclaimed multi-millionaire farmer is not pushing himself to be a future Cabinet member by befriending some of the next President’s known advisers.
- The old boys club in this government office is out to prove there is no truth to the allegations that infrastructure projects are sub-standard due to ‘web of corruption.’
- Aside from maintaining an information office, a government agency also pays the services of some private writers and communicators with fund from special projects.
- Cases of theft and illegal drug use particularly shabu are increasing in this highly-urbanized barangay in a nearby province and authorities seem worried about it.
- Some drug cases were dismissed due to technicalities such as the inconsistencies in the testimonies of law enforcers and anti-narcotics agents during court hearings.
- The office of this ranking Cordillera politician with known network in Malacañan would no longer grant requests for endorsements for higher government positions.
- The camp of this reelected politician in the region thinks election is not yet over, as it continues with its black propaganda against losing and winning candidates.
- Those pursuing for the purchase of a property at the outskirts of Baguio should be wary of the repute of a seller whose practices are frowned upon by many realtors.
- A political leader should first review the previous cases filed against some DPWH officials on why not a single case prospered since the complaints were too personal.
- Concerned offices led by the DENR must also start checking supposed eco-tourism sites to determine if biodiversity was not sacrificed in the development of gardens.
- A well-respected former military officer from the north who has enduring ties with the incoming President is being sought by some aspirants for Cabinet posts.
- This self-styled fiscalizer has been sharing stories of illegal gambling activities in the region and elsewhere but demands intelihensya from operators at the same time.