Vice Ganda slams corrupt officials: “They spend our money like it’s their personal Gucci fund?”
• Comedian Vice Ganda posted on Instagram, questioning officials who allegedly spend public funds lavishly
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• Her post refers to the ongoing Senate investigation into anomalous flood control projects
• It can be recalled several government officials and politicians have been accused by whistleblowers of receiving billions in kickbacks, with authorities moving to freeze their assets
• Vice Ganda's commentary amplifies public demand for accountability and justice for the misuse of taxpayer money
In a cutting critique that resonated widely across social media, comedian and host Vice Ganda took to her Instagram Stories to publicly question the extravagant lifestyles of politicians implicated in the ongoing flood control projects scandal.

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The post featured a photo of Ako Bicol Party-list Representative Zaldy Co, who has been repeatedly named in the Senate investigation, overlaid with a provocative and pointed question: "So now, what do we do with leaders who spend our money like it's their personal Gucci fund?"
Vice Ganda’s commentary is a powerful reflection of the escalating public anger fueled by revelations from the Senate Blue Ribbon Committee hearings.
Testimonies from whistleblowers, including former Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) engineers, have detailed an alleged large-scale scheme where multi-billion peso infrastructure projects were either overpriced, substandard, or entirely non-existent, with kickbacks reportedly funneling into the hands of lawmakers and high-ranking officials.
The sheer scale of the alleged anomaly, particularly concerning essential flood control measures in a disaster-prone country, has sparked massive public protests demanding accountability.
The specific mention of several politicians’ names come as some lawmakers continue to face serious accusations, including claims that billions in cash were delivered to them or their staff.
Furthermore, the Department of Justice (DOJ) and the National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) have recommended filing charges, and the Anti-Money Laundering Council (AMLC) has moved to freeze the assets of those implicated.
Adding to the public scrutiny, reports detailing the lavish lifestyles of the children of certain politicians implicated, featuring luxury brands and expensive travels, have only intensified the outrage.
As one of the country's most influential and highly-taxed celebrities, Vice Ganda’s decision to use her massive platform to call out the perceived misuse of public funds carries significant weight.
Her direct, yet metaphorically sharp, question cuts through complex legal jargon, making the issue of corruption relatable to millions of Filipinos who struggle with the consequences of substandard public works.
Her post aligns with the growing sentiment among celebrity taxpayers who are openly demanding transparency and justice, highlighting the frustration that while they dutifully pay taxes, these funds are allegedly squandered on personal luxury instead of vital public services.
Her challenge is clear: mere investigations are not enough; concrete action and accountability for those who treat the national treasury like a personal shopping budget must follow.
Vice Ganda, whose real name is Jose Marie Viceral, is a famous comedian, host, actor, singer, and entrepreneur in the Philippines. He is well known as the main host of the noontime show "It’s Showtime" and for his blockbuster movies such as "Praybeyt Benjamin," "Fantastica," and "The Super Parental Guardians." Aside from being an entertainer, he is also an advocate for the LGBTQ+ community and has a strong influence on the country’s pop culture.
It can be recalled that Vice Ganda spoke out online against the alleged ₱35.24 billion budget insertions for Bulacan flood control projects from 2022 to 2025. He questioned how much more could be lost if similar anomalies were uncovered in other government agencies. The comedian defended his harsh words, saying politeness is unreasonable when the public is being robbed. His viral statement resonated with many, strengthening calls for honesty and accountability in government.
Last Sunday, September 21, during the anti-corruption rally, she also delivered a direct and passionate speech to protesters at the People Power Monument. The celebrity host cursed openly while delivering a message aimed at government officials accused of stealing public funds. Vice Ganda stated that she would not show respect to the accused corrupt officials and would not mince words in her message. The comedian was one of the public figures who joined Filipino protesters in the rally against government corruption.
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