Early campaigning in prayer rallies for Duterte, Quiboloy followers
These so-called prayer rallies serve as a timely reminder about Jesus’ warning about false prophets “who come to you in sheep’s clothing but inwardly are ravenous wolves.”
These so-called prayer rallies serve as a timely reminder about Jesus’ warning about false prophets “who come to you in sheep’s clothing but inwardly are ravenous wolves.”
Because politicians sought Quiboloy’s endorsement of their candidacies, do they believe his assertion that he is “the son of god”?
Any honest-to-goodness discussion of senators protecting the embattled Apollo Quiboloy should always find its center on his wealth and riches. In a country where political power is for sale, there is no other way.
It is that time of the year again, the period around the Edsa People Power anniversary, that the recurring line gets regurgitated. The worn-out line goes that Rodrigo Duterte’s family should be ashamed that their matriarch Soledad Duterte was an anti-Marcos crusader.
It was only after Datu Diarog’s death that the details exploded on Davao city’s residents’ faces. The Datu’s son Diolito related: Early in 2018, the barangay chairman of the adjacent barangay of Tamayong Greg Canada had twice seen his father. Canada insisted to buy the Datu’s hilltop two hectares. The price? Only 50,000 Pesos. During both meetings, Datu Diarog refused.
How can we trust these politicians and their business cohorts behind Cha-cha, who resort to underhanded tactics to get what they want in the guise of economic development?
Away from the country for seven years now, Lascañas received a very unusual communication on December 23, 2022 from Lyon, France. It was from the Interpol. It said that the General Secretariat of the International Criminal Police Organization (INTERPOL) certified that Lascañas was not the subject of an Interpol notice or diffusion.
The truth of the matter is that Mindanao independence has had no basis in history more than being a self-serving call at the expense of its people, now numbering approximately 27 million.
It is time for Mindanaoans to hold their leaders accountable in public spending, delivery of better services, improvement of their welfare and protection of human rights.
Before tinkering with the Constitution, legislators should prioritize reforms to promote honesty and integrity in the public service and take positive and effective measures against corruption.