Gabriel Go, may pasabog na mensahe matapos ang LTO visit ni Mikha
- MMDA Special Operations Group-Strike Force head Gabriel Go praised BINI member Mikha Lim for taking responsibility after a driving-related controversy
- Mikha faced criticism after a video allegedly showed her using a cellphone while driving
- The singer personally went to the Land Transportation Office on November 11 and issued a public apology
- Go described Mikha's willingness to acknowledge her mistake and face the consequences as an example of accountability
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Gabriel Go praised BINI member Mikha Lim for acknowledging her mistake and taking responsibility after she became involved in a controversy over the alleged use of a cellphone while driving.
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The Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA) Special Operations Group-Strike Force (SOG-SF) head expressed his approval of the singer's response, emphasizing the importance of accepting one's mistakes and learning from them.
In a social media post on Thursday, November 12, Go acknowledged that Mikha had committed an error but pointed out that her willingness to face the consequences deserved recognition.
"Nagkamali man pero handang harapin ang pagkakamali at tinanggap ito bilang aral," Go wrote.
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He further expressed his admiration for the BINI member's response, describing her actions as an example of accountability.
"I gotta give it to her, this is what you call ACCOUNTABILITY!" he added.
Go, who is known for his efforts to apprehend motorists violating traffic regulations and road safety rules, also attached a screenshot of Mikha's public apology, which the singer had previously shared on X.
His remarks came after Mikha personally visited the Land Transportation Office (LTO) on Wednesday, November 11, following the circulation of a video that allegedly showed her using a mobile phone while driving.
The incident drew attention on social media, prompting discussions about responsible driving and the importance of following traffic regulations, regardless of one's public standing.
Rather than attempting to justify her actions, Mikha acknowledged her responsibility and addressed the issue through a public statement on X.
The BINI member admitted that there was no valid reason to defend what she had done. She also described her actions as irresponsible and careless, recognizing the potential consequences of such behavior on the road.
Her decision to acknowledge the incident and personally take steps to address it subsequently caught Go's attention.
Through his post, the MMDA official highlighted the value of accountability, particularly when someone is willing to recognize a mistake instead of making excuses for it.
While the controversy placed Mikha under public scrutiny, Go's comments focused on her response to the incident and her willingness to treat the experience as a lesson.
His recognition also brought attention to the importance of responsible behavior behind the wheel, reminding motorists that road safety requires awareness and discipline from everyone.
Mikha Lim, whose full name is Mikhaela Janna Jimenea Lim, is a Filipino singer, rapper, and dancer born in Cebu City to an Ilongga mother, Myrla, and Chinese-Filipino father, John Lim, and has two older siblings. She rose to fame as the main rapper, lead dancer, and visual of the P-pop girl group BINI, and also portrayed Elle Luna in He's Into Her.
In another report, Mikha Lim appeared at the Land Transportation Office on Wednesday afternoon, November 11, to respond to a show-cause order concerning a viral driving video. The BINI member was asked to explain an alleged incident in which she reportedly used her cellphone while behind the wheel. Previous reports connected the issue to an alleged Weverse livestream filmed inside a vehicle. However, the issuance of a show-cause order does not mean she has been found guilty, as the LTO still needs to review her explanation and the available evidence before determining whether administrative sanctions are warranted.
Meanwhile, BINI Mikha has ventured into entrepreneurship with the launch of her own activewear label, MILI Club. Its first collection, called First Form, draws inspiration from movement, intention, lifestyle, and personal expression. The lineup includes performance separates, daily wardrobe essentials, outerwear, trousers, and accessories. According to the brand, the initial release will have limited stocks, with items priced between ₱599 and ₱5,299.
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