DJ Chacha calls for national solidarity amid West Philippine Sea tensions

• DJ Chacha spoke out on social media about the ongoing West Philippine Sea tensions, urging Filipinos to prioritize national unity
• She criticized those who side with aggressors or undermine fellow citizens instead of defending the country
• She stressed the importance of asserting the Philippines’ rights in maritime disputes and standing together as one nation
• DJ Chacha called on her fellow Filipinos to stop being their own worst enemies and take pride in their shared responsibilities

DJ Chacha took to social media on Wednesday, February 4, to address the ongoing tensions in the West Philippine Sea, urging Filipinos to reflect on national unity and sovereignty.

In her post, she questioned the mindset of siding with aggressors rather than defending fellow Filipinos. She wrote: “Binully na yung kapwa mo Pilipino, pero doon ka pa kumampi sa nambully?” Her words highlight a growing frustration over perceived apathy and internal divisions among citizens when facing external threats.

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She went on to stress the importance of standing up for the country’s rights, expressing concern over the hesitation to assert national sovereignty amid recent maritime disputes. “Nakakalungkot na kahit sa isyu ng West Philippine Sea, watak-watak pa rin tayo. Hindi ba dapat pagdating sa soberanya at karapatan natin, iisa lang ang tindig natin? Pati sa isyung wala tayong Unity?” DJ Chacha emphasized.

Reflecting on a broader cultural tendency to undermine fellow Filipinos, she added: “Pilipino tayo pero bakit parang kalaban ang turing natin sa sarili nating kababayan?” urging her followers to reconsider their approach.

She concluded with a call to action, stressing the need for solidarity: “Let’s stop being our own worst enemies and start standing up for what is rightfully ours.”

In the caption of her post, DJ Chacha also emphasized: “If you’re a Filipino, there is only one side to take. ATIN ANG WEST PHILIPPINE SEA.”

Her post quickly resonated online, sparking discussions on national pride and citizens’ responsibilities to defend the country’s rights.

Czarina Marie Balba-Guevara, also known as DJ Chacha, is a Filipina radio disc jockey, broadcast journalist, and author. She began her career with MOR 101.9 under ABS-CBN, gaining popularity through shows like Dear MOR. She has also appeared on television, including Pinoy Big Brother: Lucky Season 7. After ABS-CBN’s shutdown in 2020, she moved to TV5’s 105.9 True FM. DJ Chacha has written advice books such as Napakasakit, Ate Chacha. Married to Michael Guevara, she is a mother of three and remains highly active on social media, where she connects with a wide audience.

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DJ Chacha marked a proud moment last November as her husband Michael Guevara earned the rank of sergeant in the Philippine Air Force Reserve. She shared a photo of him on social media after he finished the Basic Citizen Military Training. Her post reflected both her pride and recognition of his perseverance and discipline throughout the process.

DJ Chacha also raised concerns on social media about lawmakers taking long breaks, arguing that shorter recesses could lead to more careful budget decisions. Many users agreed, emphasizing the need for thorough review and stronger accountability in handling public funds.

Source: KAMI.com.gh