A post of a netizen about the alleged 300K raffle prize during an event sponsored by the church rally went viral.
NETIZEN – Facebook user MJ Quiambao Reyes’ post about the alleged 300K raffle prize on social media has caught the attention of the netizens.
Recently, the online community has been hooked by a controversial post of a Facebook user. The said post can be found in the Facebook account of MJ Quiambao Reyes.
The netizen started her post by emphasizing that time has made her learn to look at the positive side of a bad situation.
“I learned over the years to see the good in every bad–and this is what I’ve recently seen,” she stated.
She stated in her post that a “religious group” has asked its members to participate in an event sponsored by the church. Although it is not really mandatory, it was the request of the bishop as stated in the post.
“They needed to heed the call as they are under the church spearheading the said event,” the netizen stated in her post.
However, based on the post, the problem is that many of the members do not really want to engage in the said event as they “actually like the President”.
In order for them to aid their followers, the religious group “allegedly promised to give away raffle tickets during the event” according to the post. The grand prize is P300,000. The netizen stated that the amount is not a joke and it could be a big help to the winner.
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However, the netizens stressed that “change has come” since 99.9% of the followers of the religious group in the National Capital Region did not obey the call.
Moreover, she emphasized that more and more citizens regardless of the social status and the beliefs in terms of religion “can no longer be bought or easily fooled”. She exclaimed that the principle is already growing in Filipinos.
“Kudos to 99.9% members of the said group who stood their ground and chose NOT to #WalkForLeila or #WalkForLies,” the netizen stated.
The post went viral on social media and has already reached more than nine hundred shares as of Tuesday. Lots of netizens have also dropped their reactions to the post on the commentary part.
While others showed support to the post, many Facebook users expressed their disappointment over the post of the netizen.
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