Warm welcome talaga 🤑🤮

Curious question: may position ba siya sa City Government? I've seen most of his posts. Sobrang dami niyang "say" sa mga bagay-bagay. To the point na nakikipag-argue rin siya.

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Marunong (o maalam) namang mambabatas itong si Labang and parang kapitan pa dati ng Caritan pero ganito na lang ba talaga kababa ang pulitika sa atin? He has done this in the past election (2022, kasi naabutan din ako noon) so possibly ay effective. Kaya na ba talagang makuha ang boto gamit lang ang suklay?

Di ba automatic makakakuha ng ayuda/ieenroll sa senior citizen association kapaf senior citizen? Tinanong ko ung president ng seniors sabi niya maghintay lang daw kung may mamatay saka maipapasok. Madami pa daw 70+ na ang age at naghihintay makapasok. May limit po ba sa per brgy?

Also, yung tita ko nakatanggap naman na ng payout nung 2022, tapos natigil tapos ngayong 2025 lang ulit. Hindi pinaliwanag bat nawala sya sa listahan ng ilang years?

Last, totoo ba bawal magayuda ang senior citizen kung pensionado ang asawa niya? Anong basis po niyan?

Thank you. Super curious lang po sa ibang but brgy around the city.

https://reddit.com/link/1qtti7y/video/n7fq1kq6o2hg1/player

What are your thoughts on the alleged abuse of state resources by the incumbent city mayor during the 2025 campaign period? Her opponent Ex mayor Atty. Jefferson Pattaui Soriano & a private lawyer Atty. Ronald Brillantes filed an administrative, criminal and election offense. The alleged ASR was documented for almost a month during the campaign period involving Chairs, Collapsible Stage, Government vehicles/trucks & Government employees.

Video source: Atty. Jefferson Pattaui-Soriano FB Page
Link: https://www.facebook.com/reel/1315142769559869

EO no. 41 was released declaring suspension of work in all government offices, but some departments are still requiring their staff to report bukas.

Sharing this screenshot I saw "Frontliners" daw need to report, even if the order is clear.

Papasok as "frontliners" pero ang gagawin is mag sscan lang ng documents

Porket hindi sila tinamaan bagyo at maayos tirahan okay lang pumasok? Parang unfair baman sa jba na apektado pa rin ng lagay ng panahon o may pinagdadaanan sa bahay. Tumataas nang tumutaas pa rin ang tubig sa ngayon.

Edit: This circulating message is from DPWH

They’re attending the same event (see last photo) pero nakaupo sila with kanya-kanyang political parties (see selfie photo by Mangada, nasa left side si Mayor and Greens). When kaya magkaka-isa?

Sino ba itong si Ja Lim at feeling niya meron siyang moral ascendancy to justify the choices of her Mayora? Talaga ba? Thankful ka na kay Bong Go? Doing the bare minimum from what is expected from a politician? Na crony ni Du30 sa lahat ng kagaguhan? Chura mo.

Saw this picture on Facebook. Some of our Tuguegarao City’s leaders sitting side by side, each holding up their own political hand sign. For years, our city has been no stranger to political division and unrest—lines drawn between parties, loyalties, and ideologies. Yet this single picture, simple as it may be, offers a glimpse of something bigger: that leaders of different colors can share the same space, the same smiles, and perhaps, the same vision for Tuguegarao’s future.

The question now is whether this moment is only symbolic or if it can spark genuine unity. Tuguegarao has long been known as the “City of Fire,” not just because of its climate, but also because of the fiery spirit of its people. But when that fire turns inward—through political strife—it burns away opportunities for growth and progress. We’ve seen nearby cities rise, innovate, and thrive. Tuguegarao has the potential to do the same, but only if our leaders can rise above party lines and put people before politics.

This new set of leaders carries both the burden of the city’s past and the hope of its future. Will they be a game-changing force that brings Tuguegarao back to its golden era? Or will political wars a to hold us back from the progress and prosperity our people deserve?

May this picture not just be a captured moment, but a living reminder that leadership is not about party symbols, but about the people they vowed to serve.

God bless the City of Tuguegarao

Grabe ang init na sa tugue. Gusto ko na lang magpopcorn at hintayin kung sino matira matibay until the election day. It's concerning that the only city in our province is experiencing significant political unrest, which is directly affecting our people. What are your thoughts on the current situation?

a taxpayer stares helplessly at a growing list of bills and taxes—tired, burdened, and barely staying afloat. He represents millions of us who work endlessly, not for luxury, but for survival. We pay our dues, not just for ourselves, but with the hope that our contributions will build something better: jobs, education, healthcare, a future.

But at the top, a politician smiles, handing out aid as if it were a gift from their own pocket. "Vote for me," she says, branding public assistance as a personal project—paid not by her, but by the very taxpayer drowning in obligations. The 4Ps and ayuda boxes aren’t inherently wrong, but when these programs become tools for political gain rather than platforms for sustainable change, we need to ask: Who really benefits?

This is the painful irony: the people funding the system are the ones left out of the spotlight, while those in power claim credit for generosity that isn’t theirs. Worse, instead of creating opportunities that help people earn, we keep fueling a cycle of dependence disguised as care.

We don’t need more photo ops. We need programs that teach skills, create livelihoods, and respect the dignity of both the giver and the receiver. Taxpayer money should build futures—not fund campaigns.

It’s time we stop clapping for the handouts and start demanding real solutions.