Ogie Diaz, ibinahagi ang sinabi umano ng isang law student sa kanya: "Nakakalungkot"

- Ogie Diaz took to Twitter and shared what a law student allegedly told him

- He said that the law student was expressing things about the implementation of law

- The comedian narrated that the said law student stated that the law being taught in law school are right, but it seems that they are not being implemented today

- "O parang bawal pairalin," was the alleged statement of the law student that the comedian was talking about

Ogie Diaz took to Twitter and shared what a law student allegedly told him about laws and the implementation thereof at present times.

According to Ogie, the unnamed law student told him that laws being taught in school are right, however, it would seem that they are not being implemented in present times, or rather, they are prohibited from being implemented.

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"Sabi ng isang law student sa akin, “Tama naman ang itinuturo sa law school, pero parang hindi pinapairal sa mga panahon ngayon. O parang bawal pairalin. Nakakalungkot, no?"

Ogie has been very vocal in his social media accounts when it comes to matters concerning society.

If there is an issue that matters to him, he would often post on social media and give his opinion about them.

Ogie Diaz is a comedian and a talent manager who once handled the careers of Vice Ganda and Liza Soberano. He is also among the most outspoken celebs as he will not mince words when he comments on something, whether it be in showbiz or politics.

He took to his IG Stories and revealed his own sentiments about "cancel culture." The comedian expressed disbelief that a restaurant might end up closing due to boycott. He mentioned that he also has a friend who said that the taste of the said unnamed resto did not really serve tasty dishes. Mama Ogs then asked when will the cancel culture last.

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The comedian also took to social media to air frustration over someone who owes him money. According to Ogie, when he asked the debtor to settle the debt, the latter got mad at him. The actor and talent manager then discovered that the debtor even blocked him on social media.

Source: KAMI.com.gh