Nash Aguas Cries Foul to People Accusing Him Entering Politics to Make Money
Young actor Nash Aguas air dismay to people who are accusing him that he only entered the world of politics just to make money.
Actor Nash Aguas honestly answers questions about his foray into politics in a one-on-one interview with talent manager and comedian Ogie Diaz. There has been talking that Nash, who is 23 years old, entered politics for the money.
On September 21, 2021, he was sworn in as a member of the Lakas-Christian Muslim Democrats political party, and on October 7, 2021, he submitted his campaign for Cavite City councilor under the group of Vice Mayor Denver Chua, who is also the mayoral candidate. Nash said he was disappointed by individuals who claimed he got into politics to get money because he didn’t have any shows when ABS-CBN shut down.
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He claimed that his desire to help his compatriots transform their life was the driving force behind his bid for councilor. If he wins, he says he would push things that can solve the issues of the people of Cavite City, not charity or hand out something he calls a “band-aid solution.”
“Gusto ko lang ‘yung idea na maayos mo ‘yung problema ng isang siyudad. Like makakaapekto ka ng ibang tao. For me, it’s something na malaking bagay compared sa pag-arte. May tatamaan kang buhay. Gusto kong ma-try kasi gusto kong makagawa ng something bigger than myself. Which is makaapekto ng buhay ng iba, makatulong sa iba. ‘Yung permanently mababago ‘yung buhay nila,” he said.
To others who argued he was too young to run for office, he said that age should not be a barrier to helping others. He claimed that he is aware of his location and that he is prepared to consider the issues in every council decision.
It’s also not accurate that he got into politics because he was bored. He added that he has been aiming for a government post for a long time and that now is the ideal time for him to pursue it.
Nash had already laid the groundwork for his future and the future of his potential family at an early age if he chose to settle down peacefully. He purchased a farm in Nueva Ecija with several mango trees, a lot in Tagaytay, and a home in Los Angeles, California, in the United States.
He’s also the proprietor of MuRamen, a Japanese restaurant with eleven locations. The former Goin’ Bulilit singer is adamant that his personal interests will not interfere with his political ambitions.
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