another BF early campaign materials?

[nicolodeon]

He expressd his interest for president guys. He could be "reachg out" to the provinces as he is not that known outside Metro Manila.

Whether or not that sticker is a campaign material, we can only guess.

My question to you is this: if he does run, would you vote for him?

[shadow]

^NO! if this early he's using the funds of the MMDA for his own interest then what more if he become the President...

[_Cathy_]

BF pa rin!

[ronw123w124]

Vote for BF! Rest assured lahat ng intersection sa MM lalagyan niya ng elevated U-turn

[LexTer]

nakakapanghinayang... few years ago, hanga ko kay bayani sa nagawa nya sa marikina... two thumbs up...
pero in his stint as mmda chair, imo naturuan sa politika sya...
i still give him some credit... some of his ideas are good, some are not...
the bad part about it is that he now more of a politician...

yup! iba ang BF buon at ngayon. even yung last term nya as mayor di na din nakakatuwa.

My question to you is this: if he does run, would you vote for him?

naku ako hindi. kung MMDA di nya mapatino, pilipinas pa kaya. dami kurakot at kotong na MMDA sa hway natin. plus sya mismo di marunong sumunod sa batas. matigas ang ulo. kahit utos ng SC di nya sinusunod.

[boybi]

Dami na ngang mga provincial buses na may BAYANI stickers. Akala ko nga yan yung mga kinabit pa nung independence day. Kay BF pala.

[glenn_sp]

M.M.D.A. - Metro Manila Development Authority?

nak ng pateng!!! sakop ba ng mmda ang zambales? nkuhanan ko to along san antonio ata.. lufet!!

[drag_addict]

lolz wehh di nga? hahahaha grabe... idol talaga si BF!


BF rulez

[shadow]

:boo: :thumbdown: is he above the law?

http://newsinfo.inquirer.net/inquire...ani-tells-DPWH

Lay off my posters, Bayani tells DPWH
By DJ Yap
Philippine Daily Inquirer
First Posted 04:38:00 08/02/2008


MANILA, Philippines – Don’t you dare touch my posters.

Metropolitan Manila Development Authority Chair Bayani Fernando gave this warning yesterday to the Department of Public Works and Highways, which has threatened to tear down his posters around the metropolis.
Unlike commercial billboards, the posters bearing his photo do not imperil lives and property, Fernando said in a statement.
“They shouldn't do that,” he said of the DPWH's threat to remove the posters. “Unlike other billboards, they don't pose danger to lives and property.”
Premature campaigning
“They're part of an intensified information and educational campaign of the MMDA to instill discipline among residents and restore order in the metropolis,” he said.
The tarpaulin posters carry various messages with similar themes. One shows an unsmiling Fernando, in a barong Tagalog and with arms folded across his chest, with the slogan: “Kaayusan: Metro Guwapo, Tao Ganado, Produktibo, Kahirapan Naiibsan.”
Others urge the public to beautify the city landscape.
Fernando has made known his desire to run for president in 2010. Critics have lambasted him for putting up the posters as part of his early campaigning for the elections but he dismissed the protests as baseless.
Remove billboards, instead
Fernando said the posters, as well as the “Pahayagan ng Bayan” wired frames he has installed on street islands which issue public advisories, do not obstruct the flow of traffic and are not public hazards.
He advised DPWH-National Building Code Development Office Director Emmanuel Cuntapay to just “do his job and remove the commercial billboards found violating the law instead of the MMDA posters.”
Cuntapay has appealed to Fernando to put down his streamers because they might endanger motorists and pedestrians, especially during typhoons.
Popular request
Fernando said the Pahayagan ng Bayan structures were put up upon the request of various government agencies for their respective advocacies.
“We have to inform everybody through these posters and Pahayagan ng Bayan. They are the most effective way to do it. They are all in the interest of the general public,” he said.
Since last month, the DPWH has dismantled 315 billboards in the metropolis, mostly along Edsa.
The campaign to remove illegal billboards gained momentum after the 2006 Typhoon Milenyo wreaked havoc on the metropolis, toppling more than 40 such structures.

[mavsn]

BF pa din ako...