Filipinos in Singapore

26/09/2025

Heto talaga ang limpak-limpak

TINGNAN: Isiniwalat ni dating DPWH assistant engineer Brice Hernandez ang mga larawan ng limpak-limpak na salapi na 'for delivery' sa mga umano'y flood control project proponents ni dating district engineer Henry Alcantara.

Ayon kay Hernandez, kuha ang mga larawan sa "tambayan" nila sa isang pribadong gusali na malapit sa opisina ng DPWH Bulacan 1st District.

26/09/2025

Gandang project nito

25/09/2025

Mabigat na statement to

24/09/2025

Nandito 'daw' sa SG si Zaldy Co. Bakit of all places dito pa sa Singapore?

23/09/2025

Totoo ba yung tsismis na magkakaroon ng Mary Grace dito sa Singapore?

23/09/2025

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23/09/2025

Former Philippines president Rodrigo Duterte is allegedly involved in at least 76 murders as part of his "war on drugs".

22/09/2025

Singapore and Pasig working together in good governance. Galing mo Vico Sotto

15/09/2025

Goodluck on the battle Daniel!

PH netter switches nationality to play for Singapore in SEAG

Daniel Abadia, the son of former Philippine national tennis player Adelo Abadia, will play for Singapore in the coming Southeast Asian Games in Thailand.

The 24-year-old Abadia recently acquired a Singaporean passport, allowing him to play for the Singapore team.

Last July, Abadia, who is no. 5 in the national men’s rankings, became part of Team Singapore at their Davis Cup tie in Vietnam.

After his playing career with the national team ended, Abadia’s father moved to Singapore in 2012 and has been a professional tennis coach for the last 10 years, winning numerous Singapore Open titles. He was part of the Philippines’ Davis Cup team with Johnny Arcilla, Joseph Victorino and Rolando Ruel Jr.

The elder Abadia is currently the no. 1 ranked player in Singapore, but only his son was included in the SEAG roster early this week by coach Daniel Heryanto as the team wants its youth movement leading the charge in the biennial games.

After missing the last two editions of the SEA Games, Singapore will seek a chance to end a 30-year medal drought. They last bagged a bronze in the 1995 Chiang Mai SEA Games.

Via: Manila Standard

15/09/2025

President Bongbong Marcos you have all the power at your disposal to held these corrupt people accountable. Do not let the enraged people resolve this on the streets. Kawawa ang mga tao.

"If I wasn't President, I might be out in the streets with them."

This was the statement made by President Ferdinand "Bongbong" Marcos Jr. following the public rage against corruption, particularly those related to the anomalous and questionable flood control projects.

Read more: https://www.gmanetwork.com/news/topstories/nation/959130/marcos-corruption-flood-control-projects-out-in-the-streets/story/