Pokwang slams lack of action on corruption amid tax collection

Pokwang slams lack of action on corruption amid tax collection

  • Pokwang expressed frustration on social media over paying taxes while questioning the lack of accountability for alleged corruption in government
  • Her post reflected dissatisfaction with what she implied was the absence of legal consequences for those linked to irregularities involving public funds
  • She made the remark as corruption controversies, including issues raised about the flood control program, continue to draw public scrutiny
  • It is worth noting that Pokwang has long been vocal on social media about governance issues and other public concerns

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Pokwang questioned the lack of accountability in government in a social media post expressing frustration over taxes and alleged corruption.

Pokwang slams lack of action on corruption amid tax collection
Pokwang (@itspokwang27)
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The post featured plain text on a gradient background and appeared to express frustration over the lack of legal consequences for individuals allegedly involved in corruption and irregularities related to public funds.

“Bayaran na naman ng tax!! Wala pa rin nakukulong????? tang inumin nyo!!!!!” the comedienne wrote.

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Pokwang did not cite any names or government offices in her post, but her statement comes at a time when public attention remains focused on multiple corruption allegations tied to government spending. Among the issues under scrutiny is the multi-billion peso flood control program, which has drawn criticism following reports of incomplete projects, questionable procurement processes, and suspected irregularities in contract implementation.

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This is not the first time Pokwang has voiced frustration over public matters, as she often uses social media to discuss topics involving governance and public welfare.

Pokwang slams lack of action on corruption amid tax collection

Source: Instagram

Marietta Subong, or Pokwang, is among the most well-loved comediennes in the industry. Her frank and motherly ways are always "patok" among Filipinos. She used to be with ABS-CBN but moved to GMA during the pandemic. Some of her popular movies are Call Center, A Mother’s Story, and Edsa Woolworth. She has two daughters, Mae and Malia. Her split with Lee O'Brian has caused a buzz on social media.

Aside from her career in show business, Pokwang is also a business owner and single mother, and she often shares personal experiences about financial challenges and daily life on social media.

Recently, Pokwang voiced her concern for students’ safety following the recent earthquakes affecting different areas of the country. Through an Instagram Story, she supported a call for the temporary implementation of online classes for safety reasons. The comedienne also appealed to the education department to consider the move. As a mother, Pokwang shared that she deeply worries about children’s safety.

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In a previous report by KAMI, Pokwang once again proven she is unafraid to speak her mind. On September 21, the actress and comedienne shared a fiery statement on her Instagram Stories, coinciding with the nationwide rallies calling for accountability and action against corruption. Her words reflected the anger of young people and the wider public who feel betrayed by greed and abuse of power. While she did not target specific figures, the post was widely read as a demand for accountability. Through this, Pokwang underscored her role in echoing the frustrations of a generation no longer willing to stay silent.

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