- Not a single Cordillera lawmaker has called for a probe on why fake Cordillera woven fabrics flood the market since it’s not an issue in social media.
- Some of the teaching personnel of this university in a nearby province are not yet paid for their extra load units last semester despite appeals for payment.
- There is still transparency in governance even if the DOH and CHSO are not aware of the brand and volume of vaccines to be delivered to the city.
- Two concerned groups will soon report to the DILG and PNP the operation of illegal gambling dens in a municipality with increasing Covid-19 cases.
- Malacañang will not likely appoint the second highest ranking police officer in the land, as he would retire when preparations for 2022 elections just started.
- This politician with Malacañang connection is not worried running against a relatively older rival, who has no chance of winning in the 2022 elections.
- Baguio folks were duped for signing with the BIMP to be listed as priorities in the Covid-19 vaccine rollout when it is the DOH that issues the QR code.
- These favorite appointees in this LGU are the topic of employees’ talks, especially when they suddenly purchased and paid in cash brand new SUVs.
- Some quarters, including a politician, quickly claim credit for the aborted cutting of trees to pave the way for an infrastructure project along a busy road.
- This government office is not funding the hiring of countless ghost writers, who discredit groups advocating for the protection of the rights of the IPs.
- The presence of errors in the DepEd learning modules gives an impression that some authors, who boast of post graduate degrees, have poor research skills.
- Contrary to claims, the underground movement wants the vaccine rollout to be successful and won’t stage an operation to sabotage the anti-Covid-19 effort.
April 26, 2024