Pokwang, nagpasalamat sa "kahol ng kahol na mayor" dahil may nag-switch umano kay VP Leni

- Pokwang took to Twitter and expressed her gratitude as to the unnamed mayor who was "barking"

- The comedienne said that because of that act, a friend of hers allegedly switched to VP Leni Robredo

- She then showed how she was enjoying that event considering that there are people who made the big switch

- Pokie then taunted the unnamed mayor and said, "kahol pa more"

Pokwang took to Twitter and took a swipe at an unnamed mayor whom she said was barking a lot.

The comedienne noted that because of the unnamed mayor, many people allegedly switched to VP Leni.

"Sa isang banda salamat dun sa kahol ng kahol na mayor kasi mga friends ko sa Manila nag switch to mam @lenirobredo," Pokwang said in a tweet.

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Pokie then laughed and further taunted the unnamed mayor.

"Bwahaahahahahahhaahaa yahooo KAHOL PA MORE!!! thank you," she added in her tweet.

While there are some speculations as to the identity of the mayor that she was referring to, the comedienne, however, did not provide any clues as to who he or she might be.

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.

In a recent social media post, Pokwang stressed that artists like her are supporting VP Leni Robredo for free not because of a network franchise. It can be recalled that hundreds of celebrities and thousands of workers were displaced when giant network ABS-CBN failed to renew its franchise. The comedienne is among the Kapamilya artists who lost work as a consequence, with some of them forced to transfer networks like Pokwang. She said that many GMA and ABS-CBN celebrities are united in supporting VP Leni, meaning it is not about the franchise as the Kapuso network was recently granted another 25 years extension.

In another post, the comedienne reiterated that she doesn’t receive any payment from the campaign of VP Leni Robredo and Sen. Kiko Pangilinan. The comedienne said that her work and performances in the campaign are free and purely voluntary. She also reminded those who support politicians who pay artists to appear in campaign rallies that they will try getting a return on their investment through the sweat of ordinary workers. Pokwang did not elaborate on what she meant, though her statement might be referring to additional taxes.

Source: KAMI.com.gh