Raffy Tulfo Reacts To Yllana Brothers’ School Issue
YLLANA BROTHERS SCHOOL – Popular broadcast journalist Raffy Tulfo confronted the Yllana brothers over the issues and complaints against their school.
Not only issues involving private individuals reached Raffy Tulfo in Action but as well as those that involve celebrities. One of the recent complaints was against the Yllana brothers.
A group of students complained against the Yllana Colleges of Business and Arts for its illegal operation. The school operated without a permit from the Technical Education and Skills Development Authority (TESDA).
The said school is owned by brothers Ryan, Anjo, and Jomari Yllana – all are members of the Philippine showbiz industry. Visibly, Raffy is very disappointed over the complaints of the students regarding what was done to them.
However, the netizens got mixed reactions over the issue. Some were against the Yllana brothers while others criticized Raffy for his approach over the issue. Unfortunately, according to the radio broadcaster, a netizen even involved threw a negative statement against his mom – which he will not allow so he ordered to close the comment section.
It was confirmed that the Yllana brothers school is really not registered with TESDA. On the part of the celebrity brothers, they were stressing that it was not intentional and they wanted to fix the problem.
Raffy Tulfo interviewed the Yllana brothers in his program last Friday. During the interview, Raffy threw a statement after Anjo asked the complainant if he is no longer mad.
The said part gained different reactions from the netizens. But Raffy is firm that he will not apologize as the question of the TV host to the complainant is really an insult.
Also, the broadcaster journalist narrated points regarding the issue. He raised a question on why the brothers pushed through with accepting enrollees even without a permit from TESDA. Here is a video in courtesy of the TV 5 program:
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