Dennis Padilla calls out alleged corruption in government project

• Dennis Padilla posted handwritten and typed notes questioning local officials’ knowledge of congressional projects
• He hinted at corruption, saying, “Lahat walang alam... Pero bago Rolex at BMW”
• Vice Ganda, Angel Locsin, Enchong Dee, and Agot Isidro have also voiced frustration over corruption
• Padilla’s remarks reflect growing public anger at officials allegedly living in luxury while citizens struggle

Actor-comedian Dennis Padilla turned serious on social media as he raised questions about alleged corruption involving local officials and congressional projects.

In a handwritten note he posted, Padilla wrote: "Lahat ng mayor ay wala daw alam sa mga project na mga congressman sa kanilang mga distrito? Talaga ba? hindi nga? nagtatanong lang po!!d”

He followed it up with a sharper remark.

“Lahat walang alam... Pero bago Rolex at BMW.”

The posts quickly drew attention, with netizens interpreting his words as a criticism of how certain public servants distance themselves from accountability while enjoying luxurious lifestyles.

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Padilla’s commentary adds to a growing chorus of celebrities using their platforms to express frustration over corruption.

Comedian and TV host Vice Ganda recently went viral for a series of Instagram stories that described corruption as the “killer” of the people, stressing how it breeds poverty in the nation.

Similarly, actress Angel Locsin has called for transparency and stronger leadership during times of crisis, while actor Enchong Dee and veteran performer Agot Isidro have long been vocal about the misuse of public funds and lack of accountability.

Although Padilla is best known for his comedic flair, his pointed remarks highlight a sentiment shared by many Filipinos—anger over officials who allegedly live in luxury while ordinary citizens struggle.

His post serves as another reminder of the widening gap between public expectations of service and the realities of governance.

Dennis Padilla, born Dennis Esteban Dominguez Baldivia on February 9, 1962, is a Filipino entertainer known for his work as a comedian and actor. He is the son of the late comedian Dencio Padilla. Over the years, he has been featured in numerous films and television series, showcasing his versatility as a performer.

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Dennis Padilla, born Dennis Esteban Dominguez Baldivia on February 9, 1962, is a Filipino entertainer known for his work as a comedian and actor. He is the son of the late comedian Dencio Padilla. Over the years, he has been featured in numerous films and television series, showcasing his versatility as a performer.Dennis Padilla, born Dennis Esteban Dominguez Baldivia on February 9, 1962, is a Filipino entertainer known for his work as a comedian and actor. He is the son of the late comedian Dencio Padilla. Over the years, he has been featured in numerous films and television series, showcasing his versatility as a performer.

As previously reported by KAMI, Dennis and Gene Padilla have taken to social media to greet their mother, Catalina Dominguez, on Mother’s Day. On his Instagram account, Dennis shared a lovely selfie of himself with his mom and wished Catalina a happy Mother’s Day. Gene, on the other hand, shared a heartwarming video of Catalina, or simply Lina. In his affectionate caption, Gene reiterated his endless love for his dear mother.

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In another previous report, Dennis Padilla has once again drawn public attention after deleting a birthday post he made for his daughter, Claudia Barretto It is worth noting that Claudia marked her 26th birthday on July 26. On the said day, the veteran comedian shared a heartwarming throwback photo of the two of them He posted the now-deleted snap alongside a short yet sweet message to Claudia.

Source: KAMI.com.gh