Oil price hike, hustle to drivers

Oil price hike has been an issue recently, a lot of drivers, and workers are complaining. The hike
has greatly affected the people, not only the drivers but also commuters.

Public teacher Mark Anthony Obispo said that the hike affected his daily budget, especially
because he uses a tricycle to go to school.

“Pag mababa ang singil ng petrolyo, Malaki ang matitipid ng mga manggagawa”, he added.

By the end of March, the price of unleaded is expected to reach P70.25, higher than last month.

Obispo said in a mini conference held at Josephine F. Khonghun Special Education Center that
every cent, every peso, and every hike matters.

Experts said the on going war and lack of imports are the reason for the hike.

The government said that they’re trying to solve the trending problem.

He never forgets.

As we continue to live life we often wonder how does another live theirs. And if in particular we
find another ones life good, we wonder what we did to have a miserable one. And so you pray,
reflect and often think that maybe god hasn’t heard our prayers and we wonder if god has
forgotten his children. But everything never always goes our way, its something we have to
remember. He above, never forgets, and if so will never forget you forever. Psalm 13, how long
lord? Will you forget me forever?
Not a country for a journalist

I’am a journalist from the Philippines, my country was labeled as “Dangerous country for
journalist”. This is true, the government is red tagging us.

Iam scared to publish an article, the government might order someone to kill me. Are they
scared? Scared of the truth? Iam just doing my job.

Why can’t I publish facts? About what’s happening on my country? They, the government stops
us.

They consider us as terrorists, we love our job, I love my job, but there’s a lot that holds us back.

I hate my country, they’re controlling us, iam not dumb, I need to let my country know what’s
happening, the truth, and the facts about them.