Tuguegarao City Freedom Wall

#TCFW11 People have died because of the lack of resources and poor infrastructure during calamities. And now these nepo babies are claiming to feel bullied and anxious just because their families’ corruption is being exposed? Come on!

#TCFW10 POSTING FOR AWARENESS regarding sa mga nasa running era nila. Sa mga tumatakbo sa Cagayan Sport Complex Oval, diba 8 lanes yun. Ang pagbilang ng lane 1 is the innermost and 8 as the outermost lane. Lane 1 and 2 - Give it to the track athletes who are doing their training Lane 3, 4 and 5 - for runners, adjust according to your pace if you think you are fast runner take the inner lane Lane 6, 7 and 8 - for those who are just walking and clout chasing for their IG stories Wag patanga-tanga na malalakad at titigil pa para magpicture sa inner lanes. Mahiya naman kayo sa mga nagtetempo runs, sila na nag-aadjust at lumalabas na sa may grass part dahil sa mga palakad-lakad at nagcocongest sa inner lanes.

#TCFW9 THE MAYOR JUST CROWNED A QUEEN FROM PEÑABLANCA A Legal and Ethical Protest on the Miss Tuguegarao 2025 Results The recently concluded Miss Tuguegarao 2025 has sparked public outrage and legal concern after the winner was revealed to be a bona fide resident of Peñablanca, Cagayan, currently serving as Sangguniang Kabataan Treasurer under the SK Federation President of Peñablanca. This fact alone raises a clear legal issue. Under the Sangguniang Kabataan Reform Act of 2015 (Republic Act No. 10742), particularly Section 10(b), and the Local Government Code of 1991 (Republic Act No. 7160), SK officials: “must be a bona fide resident of the barangay, municipality, or city where they were elected” and “must maintain such residency during their term of office.” Residency for public officials is not a flexible concept—it is a matter of legal domicile. A person cannot be an SK official of Peñablanca while simultaneously claiming official residency in Tuguegarao City for a competition that expressly requires local representation. Such a declaration is either a misrepresentation or a violation of residency rules governing public office. The Screening Committee’s Responsibility The Miss Tuguegarao screening committee holds the primary responsibility for this lapse. Their role was to verify candidates’ qualifications, including legal residency, before allowing participation. This could have been done through simple verification with the DILG, COMELEC, or public SK records. Instead, they relied on documents that were either incomplete, misleading, or both. This is not a minor oversight. By failing to uphold the eligibility standards, the committee allowed a candidate who is not a true representative of Tuguegarao to compete and win. This undermines the credibility of the pageant, damages the integrity of the city’s image, and sends the wrong message—that laws and qualifications can be overlooked for convenience or prestige. Ethical and Civic Implications Pageants like Miss Tuguegarao are meant to showcase the pride, culture, and genuine representatives of the city. Crowning someone whose legal domicile and public service commitment lie in another municipality diminishes the honor intended for a rightful Tuguegaraoana. It also disrespects the efforts of other candidates who complied with the rules in good faith. Call to Action We call upon: • The Miss Tuguegarao organizers to publicly explain the verification process and the grounds for allowing this candidate to compete. • The City Government of Tuguegarao to initiate an investigation and ensure that future competitions are free from legal and procedural violations. • The DILG to review the SK official’s compliance with residency requirements and determine if sanctions or disqualification from office are warranted. Tuguegarao deserves transparency, fairness, and a queen who truly belongs to and represents the city—not a crown obtained through oversight and neglect of the law.

#TCFW8 To Baklang Dragon Ball, Posting issues without verifying facts or hearing both sides is not just careless—it’s reckless. You continuously share accusations without proper investigation, and worse, you’re now dragging the names of your political allies through the dirt. If you’re fighting for transparency and truth, why are you the first to spread unverified claims and one-sided narratives? Let me remind you: 🔍 Under Philippine law, this behavior is punishable: 1. Cyber Libel – Republic Act No. 10175 (Cybercrime Prevention Act of 2012): Section 4(c)(4) punishes libel done through social media. Broadcasting defamatory remarks—without proof—can land you in legal trouble. 2. Article 353, Revised Penal Code – Definition of Libel: “A public and malicious imputation of a crime, or of a vice or defect… tending to cause the dishonor, discredit, or contempt of a person.” 3. Even if your platform is “personal,” the law applies to all. The moment you post publicly and name individuals—especially without solid facts—you cross the line from opinion to defamation. Let this be clear: Freedom of speech is not a license to destroy reputations. You’re not just stirring controversy—you’re compromising the names and integrity of those who trusted you, those you once stood beside. Is that how you honor loyalty? You want to be heard? Then do it with facts, not fabricated drama. Verify before you vilify. Because if this continues, don’t be surprised when the people you recklessly mention start taking legal steps to defend themselves.

#TCFW7 I wanna share my worst experience I had in one of the barbershops here in tuguegarao‼️Last month I went to this barbershop for the first time since the barbershop that I usually go to has a lot of customers that time. To sum it up I asked for a “burst taper fade” with a trim on the top(half inch) and even show some reference and the barber agreed. When he finished razoring the one side, he confronts me and says “sir burst fade talaga ayaw mo low fade?” And then I answered “ kuya low taper kaya pwede” and again he replied “ Manipis na dito eh low fade na lang”. Okay since lowfade is a safe bet for a new haircut so I trusted him but as he go on with his work deep inside I was screaming to make him stop. Until I get the final result and after I walk out from that store I literally cried and complain. This is not a low fade it looks like a high fade! And for that price? It’s not justifiable. And then I noticed every customer they have, they are the ones who usually decide for that customer. Imagine yung customer na kasabay ko ay gusto lang ng mid fade pero sabi ng barbero “ buzz cut nalang sir no? Para matanggal split ends mo” I appreciate the barbers with a pleasing attitude but please listen your customers. They know what’s their best fit especially with the haircut because as a man it is our asset. Ps:they even said that their barbershop is better than Man’s barbershop 🤢🤮NEVER AGAIN

#TCFW6 The Senate President has just filed a bill prohibiting individuals up to the fourth degree of consanguinity from holding public office simultaneously. What is your opinion on this, Mayora Maila?

#TCFW5 Sana naman ayusin ang traffic sa Tuguegarao napaka gulo na ng mga sasakyan lalo na sa palengke both side may naka parking na mga sasakyan kaya napaka sikip na ng daanan. Ibalik ang ayos ng mga sasakyan

#TCFW4 TW: Alleged Rape Case ⚠️1:00pm jULY 29, 2025 May ulat ng alleged rape sa isang estudyante ng MCNP malapit sa USLT Caggay campus. Habang hindi pa klaro ang buong detalye, nananawagan tayo ng agarang imbestigasyon at mas mahigpit na seguridad sa lugar. STANDBY FOR UPDATES!

#TCFW3 Habang abala ang lahat sa nawawalang sabungero, rambulan nina Torre at Baste, impeachment kay Sara Duterte, at baha kada bagyo dahil sa palpak na drainage system, kami namang mga magsasaka, nakanganga pa rin. Ni usapan o konkretong solusyon sa presyo ng palay, wala.

#TCFW2 Sino naka notice sa page ng SDN? saludo kami sa inyo, masterclass sa pag-grab ng content, mema lang? Journalism ba 'to o advanced chismis? Baka bukas pati birth certificate namin i-post niyo ha. Sino bang admin? Grabe, big fan na ako ng copy-paste skills niyo. 👏