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20/09/2026

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18/09/2026

BRING BACK THE TRUE ESSENCE OF PYDO!!!

What used to be students' arm to connect with the government has completely lost its way. Restore the pydo to exactly how it used to be.

18/09/2026

So… the information shared with scholars from Sibalom is unverified? Is SK spreading fake news? Hmmm 🤔

Pwede pa clear man ang nag circulate nga SUPPOSEDLY SCHEDULE OF RELEASING kay para di man ma backfire sa mga SK nga gin sugo ma share ka info☺️

17/09/2026

A government program's information and communication must always be made public because it promotes transparency.

In Antique, the provincial educational assistance program is housed in the PYDO under the supervision of Governor Javier. The said program has faced a lot of controversy before its implementation continued. There are many delays and a lack of strategic planning. While we remain deeply grateful for the financial support from the provincial government, the issue of private communication channels and unannounced schedules of releasing funds undermines the program's efficiency and fairness; it also hampers transparency.

Educational assistance is a public fund dedicated to public welfare; therefore, its management and schedule must be handled with the highest standards of institutional transparency.

Notably, the COMELEC public funds spending ban officially takes effect tomorrow, September 18, 2026, for the upcoming Barangay and Sangguniang Kabataan Elections (BSKE). This lack of public transparency raises serious compliance and ethical questions:
(1) Why are schedules being hidden from the official public portal on the eve of a major legal freeze?
(2) Ano ang husto kag legal nga plano para sa mga benepisyaro nga na delay okun na cancel ang releasing tungod sa election ban?

We demand that the provincial government particularly the OPYDO to immediately release a formal, comprehensive, and publicly accessible schedule and advisory on its official pages. Kung ma postponed ang payouts tungod sa election ban, dapat ang adjusment mangin bukas nga e paathag sa publiko kaimaw kang mga nagakaigo kag klaro nga guidlines para sa post-election distribution.

Scholars concern in this link:
https://www.facebook.com/share/1L42kMZcp7/?mibextid=wwXIfr

13/09/2026

Congratulations on finishing the 2026 Bar Exams

12/09/2026

Atty. Harrison E. James once said, “You display a shocking inability to grasp basic concepts.”

12/09/2026

As a young Antiqueño myself, I have seen how projects have been pouring into this province ever since Senator Loren Legarda decided to transfer her residency to Antique and run for the lone district representative after her term in the Senate.

It's evident that many infrastructure projects are currently benefiting a lot of people there. As a political science graduate, I will disregard any political agenda behind these improvements and assume they are done out of a genuine spirit of public service and passion.😃

On a serious note, Antiqueño people have always been vocal and stand against injustice. So, when we post statements contrary to the support of public officials in Antique, we are not merely opposing but, perhaps, our education has taught us to hold those in power accountable. We will continue to call out Senator Loren Legarda regarding the extended medical leave. Because true leadership requires accountability, not digital evasion.

Gani, ako kag ang mayorya kang mga iskolar sa probinsya, ginalatag namun ang ja nga mga pangabay:
• Mag uli sa Pilipinas: Nagapanawagan kag naga-demand kami nga mag uli run si Senadora Loren Legarda agud makapangatubang sa mga alegasyon kag pormal nga kaso nga possible igapasaka batuk kana. After all, preliminary investigation pa man lang, wala pa te pormal nga kaso sa mga akusasyon.
• Magsunod sa Husto nga Proseso: Ang matuod-tuod nga Hustisya nagaabot paagi sa laye. Gani amun ginapangabay nga gamitun ang husto nga binuhatan—ang mga korte kang hustisya—kun sa diin may ensakto tana nga oportunidad sa pagdepensa kang anang kaugalingon sa legal nga pamaagi.

Labaw sa tanan, bilang sangka kasimanwa naga pangamuyo man kami para sa anang ikaayong lawas kag madasig nga pag ayad agud maka uli run tana sa pungsod pilipinas kag sabtun ang dapat paga sarabtun.

25/08/2026

POV: NATULOY ANG PLANO

22/08/2026

Silence will only encourage suspicions that na-pulitika ang proyekto meant to improve public service.

KUNG HINA GID MAN KAPASIDAD KA SANGKA LEADER HINDI NA JA MAHIMUAN PAMAAGI NGA MAPADAYON. SUYA MGA KABATAAN KANIMO😪

In today's Lapsus Calami— ANTIQUE NEW GOV’T CENTER - WHEN WILL IT BE COMPLETED?

THE UNFINISHED Antique New Government Center is fast becoming a monument not to progress, but to delay. The structure is already there, public money has already been poured into it, yet Antiqueños are still left asking: When will construction resume — and when will it finally be completed?

The provincial government owes the public a definite answer. If work has stalled because of funding problems, contractual disputes or changes in project plans, officials should explain these clearly. Silence will only encourage suspicions that na-pulitika ang proyekto meant to improve public service.

The old Provincial Capitol cannot be subjected to endless repair work while a supposedly modern government center remains unfinished. Daw balay nga ginpatindog pero ginpabay-an, wala gin tapos — public funds are exposed while the promised benefits remain beyond reach.

Bukot man “Cadiao New Government Center” ang ngaran kang infrastructure nga rian kung matapos kundi “Antique New Government Center.”

The present capitol administration does not have to love the project’s political history. It only has to recognize that the government center belongs neither to the former governor nor to any political camp. It belongs to the Antiqueños who paid for it.

Enough of allowing useful projects to gather dust simply because they were begun under another administration. Haslo!

Antiqueños deserve an efficient government center — not another government centerpiece of political delay.

Say mo, Inday Dodod?

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