Ogie Diaz, tinanong ang mga umano sumasalungat sa posibleng impeachment trial ni VP Sara Duterte

- Ogie Diaz called out those allegedly blocking the impeachment trial of VP Sara Duterte, saying it’s irrational if she’s confident in her innocence

- He emphasized that Duterte herself is open to the trial, suggesting it’s a valid platform to clear her name publicly

- Ogie quoted a friend who accused some senators of protecting the VP instead of seeking the truth, implying political bias

- By asking, “May point ba?”, Ogie invited the public to think critically about transparency, justice, and political loyalty

TV host and entertainment columnist Ogie Diaz recently sparked conversation on social media after commenting on the pushback against a potential impeachment trial for Vice President Sara Duterte.

In his post, Ogie criticized those trying to prevent the process from moving forward, suggesting that blocking the trial appears irrational.

“Parang tanga yung mga pumipigil na matuloy ang impeachment trial ni VP Sara,” Diaz wrote, pointing out that Vice President Duterte herself has expressed willingness to face the trial to prove her innocence.

He emphasized that if she is truly not guilty of the allegations being raised against her, the proceedings should be welcomed rather than feared.

He also quoted a friend who questioned the motives of senators allegedly trying to suppress the trial.

“‘Ano ba takot ng mga senador na ayaw matuloy ito? Ayaw nyo bang malaman ang totoo, kaya sipsipan kayo nang sipsipan kay VP,’ sabi ng friend ko,” Ogie shared.

The remark echoed sentiments from netizens who see transparency and due process as essential to public trust.

Ogie then posed the question, “May point ba?” inviting the public to reflect on whether resisting an official legal process truly serves justice—or just protects powerful figures from scrutiny.

His statement has fueled online debate, with supporters praising his candor while critics accused him of politicizing the issue.

Regardless, Diaz’s post underscores a growing public demand for accountability, even from the highest ranks of government.

Ogie Diaz, born Roger Díaz Pandaan on January 2, 1970, in Quezon City, is a multifaceted figure in the Filipino entertainment industry. He began his career in 1987 as an assistant to entertainment columnist Cristy Fermin, eventually becoming a writer in the early 1990s. Diaz gained prominence portraying "Pekto" in the sitcom Palibhasa Lalake and later became a familiar face on television talk shows such as Entertainment Live and Showbiz Inside Report. Beyond acting, he has managed notable talents like Liza Soberano and Vice Ganda. Openly gay, Diaz is a father of five with his partner Georgette del Rosario.

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Source: KAMI.com.gh