Pia Magalona, may patutsada sa mga makasariling politiko gamit ang babala ng NTC

• Pia Magalona took to Instagram Stories on Wednesday, May 20, to share a screenshot of text messages sent by the National Telecommunications Commission
• The official advisory from the regulatory body warned the public to look out for scammers pretending to be government officials
• In her on-screen caption, Pia reacted to the message by subtly criticizing certain politicians
• Instead of focusing on the security alert, Pia highlighted the irony of elected officials who promise to serve the public but behave selfishly

Pia Magalona, the widow of the late Francis Magalona, recently went to social media to react to official text advisory warnings sent by the National Telecommunications Commission.

On Instagram Stories on Wednesday, May 20, Pia shared a screenshot showing the NTC’s text messages. The warning from the government agency advised the public to remain vigilant and not fall for scammers who are pretending to be government officials.

The text messages from the advisory service emphasize critical public awareness. The exact advisory from the agency reminds users to be discerning, avoid believing individuals who pretend to be government officials, identify the communication as a possible scam, and report it immediately to the hotline. The transmission from the regulatory body read:

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"Maging mapanuri, huwag maniwala sa mga nagpapanggap na opisyal ng gobyerno. Ito ay maaring scam. I-report agad sa NTC Hotline 1682"

In the on-screen caption, Pia wrote her reaction to the message, seemingly taking a swipe at certain government officials. Rather than addressing the digital security aspect of the advisory, Pia connected the government warning to politicians and elected individuals who fit the description of being self-serving while posing as public servants. The media personality pointed out the irony that even the regulatory agency has a warning for individuals who pretend to serve the citizens but actually act out of self-interest. Pia wrote:

"Pati ang NTC may BABALA ukol sa mga BINOTOng NAGPAPANGGAP na MAGLILINGKOD raw sa taong bayan... ngunit MAKASARILI naman! O diba."

The post from Pia reflects the perspective of many citizens who link official security updates to broader sociopolitical conversations in the country.

Francis Magalona was one of the most famous hip-hop artists in the Philippines. He also became beloved as one of the hosts of ‘Eat Bulaga.’ Francis M was married to Pia Magalona, and their children include celebrities Maxene, Saab, and Elmo Magalona.

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Recently, Pia also took to social media to voice her frustration over the reported cancellation of a Senate Committee on Agriculture hearing. The issue came to light after farmer advocate Chef Waya Araos-Wijangco shared that agricultural workers from different communities had already prepared testimonies addressing rising production costs, climate challenges, and low earnings before the meeting was called off.

After receiving a birthday gift from Senator Kiko Pangilinan, Pia Magalona went online to express her gratitude. She uploaded a photo of a basket filled with fresh vegetables from a local sustainable farm, alongside a heartfelt birthday card from the senator. The widow of late rap legend Francis Magalona replied with a public message of thanks, highlighting how much she appreciated the kind gesture.

Source: KAMI.com.gh