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Ogie Diaz Defends VP Leni Robredo After Atty. Rivera's Statement Went Viral

In the spirit of fair reporting we at PhilNews.xyz, would like to air the side of Vice President Leni Robredo after our story of the statement made by Atty. Bruce Rivera went viral on social media. Talent manager and comedian Ogie Diaz defended the Vice President on his official Facebook account and also shared our article about the viral statement of made by Atty. Rivera.


In an open letter intended to Atty. Bruce Rivera, Ogie Diaz explained that the statement of the lawyer should have been brought to light during the election period when VP Leni was still campaigning and all of us should also need to move on.

According to Ogie Diaz some of his sources said that there's indeed a bus stop on the area mentioned by Atty. Rivera. He also asked the lawyer from San Beda who is an avid Duterte supporter to please concentrate on how to help Pres. Duterte for a progressive Philippines.

Here's the Complete Statement of Ogie Diaz:

Dear Atty. Bruce,

Sana, noon n'yo pa yan tinalakay para saluduhan ko kayo sa ganda ng "timing" mo. Sana, kinembot mo yan nu'ng kasagsagan ng kampanya bago pa siya naging Vice President.

Ano'ng petsa na? Hindi pa rin tayo nakaka-move on? 

Malay mo naman, nag-aabang ng taksi si VP Leni papuntang Bus Terminal. At me nagsabi, puwede ring mag-abang diyan ng bus, kaya ano'ng isyu? Na bukod sa lawyer po kayo, puwede rin kayong MMDA Chairman?

Saka hindi ka ba natutuwa na wala namang nangyaring masama du'n sa tao sa kanyang pagko-commute mula Manila hanggang Bicol?

Concentrate na lang po tayo kung paano pa mapapaunlad ang Pilipinas at matutulungan ang ating Presidente Digong. 

Parang Mocha Uson lang ba ang peg natin, Attorney? Hindi naman siguro, no? Magkaiba naman siguro kayo ng wavelength.

Pero kung yang argumento n'yong yan ang "contribution" n'yo para mapaunlad ang Pilipinas, eh di next time, sundan n'yo na po si VP Leni sa byahe niya sa lahat ng pupuntahan niya, tapos, i-report n'yo sa taumbayan kung saan sumakay, ano sinakyan, magkano ibinayad.

Source: Ogie Diaz FB Page
 
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