Ogie Diaz calls out Greco Belgica in fiery Facebook post over credibility and governance issues

• Ogie Diaz questioned Greco Belgica’s stance on Trillanes, asking if his opinion has changed in 2026
• Diaz criticized Belgica for suggesting that only “real men” should hold government positions, highlighting inclusivity
• The comedian challenged Belgica to disclose any big corruption cases resolved during his tenure at the Presidential Anti-Corruption Commission
• Diaz’s post has sparked discussions online about accountability, gender, and integrity in public service

Comedian and commentator Ogie Diaz publicly addressed Greco Belgica in a fiery Facebook post, raising questions about credibility, governance, and inclusivity in Philippine public service.

Diaz began by referring to a statement Belgica made in October 2025 regarding Trillanes, asking whether his impression of the former senator has changed this year.

“So ibig bang sabihin, nag-iba na ang impression mo kay Trillanes ngayong 2026? Credible na ba siya sa yo ngayon? O di mo lang matanggap na tama lahat ang mga hawak niyang ebidensiya?” he wrote.

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He then criticized Belgica for suggesting that only “tunay na lalaki” or real men should hold government roles.

Diaz argued that governance should involve all Filipino citizens regardless of gender or orientation.

“Bakla, tomboy, mukhang buwaya man yan o linta. Lahat,” he said, emphasizing that some of Belgica’s own supporters are part of the LGBTQ+ community.

Diaz also highlighted potential inconsistencies in accountability, noting that some trusted officials may have ignored misconduct despite being considered “real men.”

He asked Belgica to clarify which individuals he was referring to.

Finally, Diaz challenged Belgica to publicly name any significant corruption cases resolved during his time as chairman of the Presidential Anti-Corruption Commission.

“Kung may naipakulong na po kayong big fish nung chairman kayo… pakibanggit po at hihingi po ako ng sorry sa inyo in public,” he said, questioning the emphasis on minor cases if larger issues went unaddressed.

The post has since circulated widely on social media, generating debates over integrity, gender inclusivity, and the transparency of public officials in the Philippines.

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Ogie Diaz, a familiar figure in the entertainment industry, has built a career as an actor, comedian, reporter, and talent manager. Many still associate him with his memorable portrayal of “Pekto” in the classic sitcom Palibhasa Lalaki. Beyond television, he engages millions through his YouTube channel, Ogie Diaz Showbiz Update, where viewers rely on him for timely and straightforward showbiz discussions. Known for speaking his mind, he often tackles entertainment topics and occasionally touches on political issues with the same openness.

He recently marked his daughter Erin’s birthday with a touching yet playful message on Facebook. In his post, he poked fun at the “nepo baby” tag sometimes thrown her way, expressed how proud he is of her strength in facing online criticism, and assured her of his unwavering support as she continues to chase her ambitions. He also commended her latest shoot with Envi Skin Beauty & Wellness, noting how much confidence she has gained.

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Ogie also opened up about his decision to pause the blind items segment on his show. Although many followers enjoyed the buzz and mystery surrounding those stories, he explained that such content often caused confusion and created unnecessary tension among people he personally knew. He said that he chose to step back from that format because maintaining friendships was more important than stirring intrigue.

Source: KAMI.com.gh