MABALACAT, Pamp. – “Personal greed and envy are pushing the husband of Marjorie Sambo to make her run against her father.”
Thus said Mabalacat Water District Chairman Diosdado “Deng” Pangilinan who laughed off the announcement of Marjorie that she will vie for the mayoralty post in next year’s elections.
Pangilinan said it was John Sambo that was prodding his wife Marjorie to fight Mayor Marino “Boking” Morales in the upcoming polls. Marjorie is the youngest daughter of Morales from his marriage with former Clark Development Corporation Director Mina Paras.
Pangilinan quoted Paras as saying that “my son in law John Sambo was the one urging our daughter to fight her father.” Morales had been saddened by the turn of events but said “anything can change.”
“Alam naman po nang nakakarami kung bakit nagkaganoon si Mr. John Sambo. Nawalan po siya ng kontrata diyan sa may Xevera Mabalacat. Hindi naman po ang local na pamahalaan ng Mabalacat ang kausap niya kundi ang Globe Asiatique,” Pangilinan said.
“Dahil nawalan po siya ng kontrata sinisisi niya ang kanyang biyenan. Kung kaya po ngayon galit siya at ginagamit niya ang kanyang asawa upang labanan ang biyenan,” he added.
“Mayroon ngang kasabihan kung ang anak mong babae ay nakapag-asawa ng matinong lalaki nadagdagan ang iyong mga anak at kung nakapag-asawa siyang hindi matino ikaw ay nawalan ng anak na babae” Pangilinan said. “Nakakalungkot dahil nahaluhan ng isang bugok na kamatis ang pamilya.”
Dwight Morales, a son of the local executive has echoed the views of Pangilinan saying that “it was Sambo” who had been urging his sister to run for the mayoral election.
Dwight has described Sambo as an “opportunist.” “Naawa ako sa kapatid ko dahil nakapag-asawa siya ng isang oportunista at walang galang sa pamilya.”
Earlier, Morales said “the election is still too far. My daughter’s plan is still subject to change because in the end blood is thicker than water.” He also said that he loves his daughter “so much, and nothing can ever change that because she is a part of the family.”
“A good leader is a good follower, paano ka magiging lider kung hindi ka marunong sumunod sa mga nakakatanda at nakakataas, naawa ako sa mag-asawa hindi nila alam ang kanilang ginagawa, gusto lang nilang ipahiya ang pamilya, dahil sa galit at ganid and they will not succeed,” Pangilinan concluded.
Thus said Mabalacat Water District Chairman Diosdado “Deng” Pangilinan who laughed off the announcement of Marjorie that she will vie for the mayoralty post in next year’s elections.
Pangilinan said it was John Sambo that was prodding his wife Marjorie to fight Mayor Marino “Boking” Morales in the upcoming polls. Marjorie is the youngest daughter of Morales from his marriage with former Clark Development Corporation Director Mina Paras.
Pangilinan quoted Paras as saying that “my son in law John Sambo was the one urging our daughter to fight her father.” Morales had been saddened by the turn of events but said “anything can change.”
“Alam naman po nang nakakarami kung bakit nagkaganoon si Mr. John Sambo. Nawalan po siya ng kontrata diyan sa may Xevera Mabalacat. Hindi naman po ang local na pamahalaan ng Mabalacat ang kausap niya kundi ang Globe Asiatique,” Pangilinan said.
“Dahil nawalan po siya ng kontrata sinisisi niya ang kanyang biyenan. Kung kaya po ngayon galit siya at ginagamit niya ang kanyang asawa upang labanan ang biyenan,” he added.
“Mayroon ngang kasabihan kung ang anak mong babae ay nakapag-asawa ng matinong lalaki nadagdagan ang iyong mga anak at kung nakapag-asawa siyang hindi matino ikaw ay nawalan ng anak na babae” Pangilinan said. “Nakakalungkot dahil nahaluhan ng isang bugok na kamatis ang pamilya.”
Dwight Morales, a son of the local executive has echoed the views of Pangilinan saying that “it was Sambo” who had been urging his sister to run for the mayoral election.
Dwight has described Sambo as an “opportunist.” “Naawa ako sa kapatid ko dahil nakapag-asawa siya ng isang oportunista at walang galang sa pamilya.”
Earlier, Morales said “the election is still too far. My daughter’s plan is still subject to change because in the end blood is thicker than water.” He also said that he loves his daughter “so much, and nothing can ever change that because she is a part of the family.”
“A good leader is a good follower, paano ka magiging lider kung hindi ka marunong sumunod sa mga nakakatanda at nakakataas, naawa ako sa mag-asawa hindi nila alam ang kanilang ginagawa, gusto lang nilang ipahiya ang pamilya, dahil sa galit at ganid and they will not succeed,” Pangilinan concluded.
