Inexperience? ‘I am a strict leader’, Pacquiao says

“I am a strict leader,” Sen. Manny Pacquiao said in response to critics who accused him of lacking the experience and capability to serve as president of the country. VotePH | NAMercadoINQ

During the “2022 Presidential Candidates Forum” led by the Kapisanan ng mga Brodkaster ng Pilipinas , a panelist, citing critics, said that a good intention to serve is not enough to solve the

country’s problems.“Alam nyo po strikto po ako sa pamumuno, maglalagay po tayo ng tao sa bawat ahensya ng ating gobyerno na mapagkatiwalaan, honest, tapat sa pag serbisyo at may kakayahan,” Pacquiao said.

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