- The excitement to travel and go on adventure has made individuals vulnerable to false advertisements of travel and tour packages, especially deceitful air fare promos.
- The fighting spirit of many national candidates, including those making a comeback, remains high even if they consistently lag in the surveys during the past months.
- Countless ‘volunteers’ for one of the leading presidential candidates slowed down in posting campaign posters, as they also feel the need to work for their families’ needs.
- Many politicians are becoming desperate in their political bid by giving promises that are next to impossible, as it requires huge funding and not certified as urgent.
- The organizing committee of a famous event did the right thing in omitting speeches to maintain civility between two politicians vying for the same position.
- Filipinos must demand for the resignation of Patafa officials for excluding EJ Obiena in the list of athletes competing in the 2022 SEAG due to personal grudges.
- The implementation of infrastructure projects, such as rock netting is becoming a political issue and the public wants to know if these lack funds or purely of poor quality.
- One of the mayoral candidates in this urban area is doing a repeat of his strategy in the recent elections that ensured his victory by conducting house-to-house campaign.
- A giant mall is not planning to purchase prime government properties in the city for its planned commercial complex to compete with the biggest mall in Northern Luzon.
- Some PUV operators and drivers are peeling off stickers of this national candidate on their vehicles due to non-payment of the P500 monthly since the pre-campaign period.
- Politicians accuse their rivals of credit grabbing over various high-impact projects when the public doesn’t care who started or completed them since it is their job anyway.
- The administrators of social media accounts of two political leaders vying for the same post are throwing allegations against each other without the knowledge of their masters.