- The real proud Igorot challenge is how to live to the legacy of our ancestors, who fought for our dignity, not posting photos in native garbs in Facebook.
- A self-proclaimed social media influencer, who claims to help promote Baguio’s tourism, does not know the city is already popular even before he was born.
- Many individuals have created dummy accounts in social media so they can speak their minds on the supposed lapses committed by officials of one LGU.
- This camp is quick to claim there’s early politicking in relation to recent issues in the locality when those voicing their concerns are the public, not politicians.
- This ‘plantita’ at City Hall is becoming a concern among event organizers for always requesting if she could possibly bring home a plant whenever she is present.
- The requirement for medical certificate among residents passing the BLISTT borders has not been proven to have mitigated local transmission of the Covid-19.
- Organizing residents in the rural areas to become members of a group pushing for supposed good governance in a province is being financed by a politician.
- Majority of the mayors in this province will most likely be included in a solid local coalition that is seen to change the political landscape after the elections.
- It’s the public, not the politicians, who claim there is double standard in the imposition of penalties for violations of the minimum health and protocols.
- A giant corporation has not paid individuals to create dummy accounts in social media and post only the good intents of developing an old public market.
- The age-based restriction for people to stay at home is not observed by establishments that are also recovering from financial losses due to the pandemic.
- The Department of Education-Cordillera is doing necessary actions to correct the erroneous entries about the Igorots in the modules given to millions of learners.
April 26, 2024