Edu Manzano’s post with eye-catching font sparks buzz: “May nakulong na ba?”

• Edu Manzano sparked discussions online after posting an eye-catching visual
• The image, featuring workers forming letters in a stylized font, quickly gained attention on social media
• Netizens linked the post to frustrations over the lack of legal consequences for those involved in alleged corruption
• The post reignited debates about accountability and transparency in government projects

Veteran actor and host Edu Manzano has once again stirred public conversation after sharing a striking visual post that immediately caught the attention of netizens.

The image, which features a stylized font where workers appear to be physically forming the letters, displays the question: “May nakulong na ba?”

“December na,” he further wrote in the caption.

Edu’s post quickly circulated across social media platforms, drawing renewed focus on public frustration over the perceived lack of accountability surrounding alleged anomalies in flood-control projects. Many online users connected his message to the ongoing clamor that despite the controversies and investigations, no individual has yet faced legal consequences.

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For the past months, netizens have been vocal about how politicians, government contractors, and their families allegedly enjoy comfortable lifestyles—traveling abroad, showcasing luxury possessions, and flaunting privileges—without experiencing the same struggles as the working class.

Despite the strong reaction, Edu did not add any caption or explanation, allowing the image and its message to stand on their own. The absence of context further contributed to public interpretation, encouraging discussions on social media timelines, community groups, and comment sections.

Edu Manzano is an actor, comedian, politician, and veteran television host, known for leading game shows such as The Weakest Link, Pilipinas, Game KNB?, 1 vs. 100, and Asar Talo Lahat Panalo. He has built a reputation for his sharp wit, humor, and candid views on social issues. Edu was formerly in a relationship with actress Vilma Santos, with whom he shares a son in showbiz, Luis Manzano. He also previously dated actress Cherry Pie Picache, and although they have since gone their separate ways, they remain on friendly terms and continue to treat each other with respect.

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Recently, Edu joined the public discussion surrounding the Department of Trade and Industry’s claim that a Filipino family could prepare a Noche Buena meal with just a P500 budget. On Instagram, he shared a GMA Public Affairs news card featuring the official statement, which has sparked widespread reactions online. Edu noted how the claim quickly became a national talking point and said he intends to personally test whether the budget is feasible. His post added to the growing public scrutiny over the affordability of holiday meals amid rising prices.

Earlier, Edu used social media to address the slow pace of justice amid corruption allegations. He shared posts on Instagram Stories and his feed, pairing them with festive yet reflective music to underscore the contrast between the holiday season and the seriousness of the issue. His captions highlighted a call for accountability, striking a chord with public frustration over government spending and the perceived delays in holding officials responsible. Known for his candid and witty social commentary, Edu’s latest posts blended humor with a sharp critique of systemic delays in justice.

Source: KAMI.com.gh