Ogie Diaz, may mensahe sa mga OFW na nagpaplanong hindi mag-remit sa mga pamilya

- Ogie Diaz questioned the practicality of the call for zero remittance, underscoring the dependence of many Filipino families on the remittances of OFWs

- He also mentioned singer Jimmy Bondoc who urged people to stop betting on the lottery starting March 28 in solidarity with the movement

- Mama Ogs then responded sarcastically and posed a challenge to those who plan to adhere to zero remittance, as well as suggesting people should also refrain from spreading fake news and engaging in corruption

- He also reminded OFWs to carefully weigh their decisions, prioritizing their families over political movements

Entertainment personality and talent manager Ogie Diaz recently shared his thoughts on the circulating call for Overseas Filipino Workers (OFWs) to withhold remittances until former President Rodrigo Duterte is allowed to return to the Philippines.

The movement, which has gained traction among Duterte’s supporters, aims to pressure the government by temporarily stopping financial support from abroad.

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In a statement, Diaz acknowledged the campaign but questioned the practicality of such a drastic measure.

He pointed out that many OFWs have families in the Philippines who rely heavily on their remittances for daily needs, education, and medical expenses.

“If you can bear not sending money to your families who depend on you, then go ahead,” Diaz remarked, emphasizing the potential consequences of the protest.

Additionally, he noted that singer Jimmy Bondoc has joined the movement by urging people not to bet on the lottery starting March 28, in solidarity with the protest.

Diaz responded with a hint of sarcasm, saying that if people are willing to forgo their usual lottery bets, they should also consider refraining from spreading fake news, using fake accounts, and engaging in corruption.

Here is his full message:

"Nabasa ko ang Panawaga: Zero remittance this week daw ang mga OFWs. Pati si Jimmy Bondoc, nananawagan a alang tataya sa lotto starting March 28 hangga't hindi pinapauwi si Tatay Digong.

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Eh kung kaya nyo naming tiisin an pamilyang umaasa sa inyo dito sa Pinas at kung kaya din ninyong tiising wag tayaan ang mga alaga nyong numero sa lotto, eh di ituloy nyo lang.

Sama na rin dapat yung wala munang magmumura, wala munang gagawa ng fake news, fake accounts, fake names at ng AI, lalo't higit wala munang mangungurakot starting March 28."

Ogie Diaz is one of the most famous showbiz reporters in the country. His YouTube channel, Ogie Diaz Showbiz Update, is one of the most anticipated weekly as a source of hot showbiz news. He has several children with his wife, and they are all very talented and respectful towards their parents.

In another recent post on social media, Ogie also shared his thoughts about some canditates running for this year’s elections. In his post, he called on candidates to lay their platforms and plans for the majority in case they win. He then called out those who have been trying to look pitiful in order to win sympathy votes. The showbiz reporter and talent manager then reminded such candidates on how to cry properly and also advised them what to do in case they don’t know how.

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Previously, Ogie also penned a message to those who dislike Sen. Risa Hontiveros. On Facebook, Diaz shared a post about Hontiveros’ efforts that prompted Meralco to refund ₱19 billion to consumers. In his Facebook post, the showbiz reporter and talent manager reacted, “O ayan, ha?” He likewise told the senator’s detractors, “Pag ayaw nyo to, sobrahan nyo yung bayad sa Meralco.”

Source: KAMI.com.gh