- Some uniformed officers and government workers might file estafa charges against a professor known for receiving ‘goodwill money’ in exchange for passing grades.
- Aside from political endorsements that help in the promotion of this Cordilleran in a government agency, other credentials submitted to the office appear dubious.
- People in the academe wonder why DepEd and CHED are so strict with protocols in allowing in-person classes when mass gathering during the elections was worse.
- Many farmers support the snowballing call for the President-elect not to reappoint this Cabinet official who has not done enough to curb the smuggling of vegetables.
- The decision to reopen Mount Pulag to hikers from areas under alert levels 1 and 2 was reached when many in the tourism sector have finally agreed to get vaccinated.
- Concerned agencies would soon be notified about these two punong barangays in Benguet, who hamper the implementation of projects unless they receive an SOP.
- A government official who was “misquoted” as saying that chicken has replaced pigs for rituals due to the ASF outbreak has not become a laughing stock recently.
- Mind conditioning did not work for this aspiring Cabinet member who has floated a press release claiming to be among those being considered in the Marcos government.
- Politics will most likely play a big role in resolving the prolonged impasse over the leadership of one of the reputable public utilities well protected by the members.
- The vindictive post on social media by a family member of a politician contradicts the leader’s call for unity while his kin could not move on from the recent elections.
- Two small-time contractors do not have plans to bid for projects within two towns where they receive non-stop calls from local leaders asking for goodwill money.
- Several self-proclaimed social media influencers, who do not any better, disregard ethics when they copy-paste news from the mainstream media without proper credit.
July 27, 2024