- One of those who sought for higher elective position has used the fuel allocation of the LGU when he visited the various towns during the 45-day campaign sorties.
- Some voters in this capital town have complained why the highest offer per voter was only P3,000 when many voters in other province were offered P15,000 each.
- Cordillerans were among the voters who proved the “Solid North” is not an urban myth as claimed by those who supported other presidential candidates.
- Government personnel who got yelled at by a ranking politician opted not to share their experience as they want to protect the ‘good image’ of the latter.
- Some of the recent awards handed out by enterprising groups to businessmen and politicians come with monetary price, as the recipients have to pay for sponsorship.
- A former long-time politician knows better that another political leader has not acquired mansions and properties overseas contrary to the claims of his rivals.
- Known “dilawans” and “pinklawans” are hoping BBM will consider appointing some of those in the opposition to make good of his battlecry for unity in this nation.
- A Cordilleran ranking government personnel now based at the central office has been promoted several times not because of credentials but due to political endorsements.
- A former Cabinet secretary seems right in his claims that his predecessor is not for the welfare of stakeholders and the nation’s food security due to his recent actions.
- This ranking official was just lucky he was reelected even if he has not personally reached out to his constituents during the pandemic and he was not busy gambling.
- A northern part of a province is facing serious concern on illegal drug use among young and old constituents with some of the users are also involved in other crimes.
- This police officer from Benguet has greater chances of being appointed to the top post if BBM will exercise his wide latitude of discretion despite internal lobbying.
April 19, 2024