Former transport minister S Iswaran convicted of 5 charges, sentencing on Oct 3

[@johnho6173]

higher salary doesn't mean no corruption, Minister should be hold at a higher standard

[@aigheluvseks]

and yet they are all bloody useless

[@helloicanseeu2]

we need checks and balances, padding lots of zeros down their bank accounts does nothing, greed knows no bounds.

[@cnaizhen]

Isn't that what this whole investigation / court proceedings is doing now?

[@leonenarwani7258]

Than all governments don't need high pay then, the whole point of their salary being high is so that corruption won't occur ,but guess what

[@LordOfTear]

Shouldn't death be part of corruption?

[@ivangim1]

OBS is liable, too, for knowingly inducing the civil servant with valuable gifts, perks, and privileges. S. Iswaran, at that time, was an official government minister and was not functioning as a private individual, though he became a friend of OBS. Which businessman in any country would not want to become a friend of a government minister?

[@hengbin2974]

That's how OBS has been going about building up his wealth..............my letter in the BT sometime in the 1980's remains the LONGEST of ANY letter locally published...........nothing done!

[@antonette2113]

@@ivangim1 that's why integrity is so important if u want to remain in the public sector....whoever secumb to GREED...then you have chosen the wrong path!!!!!

[@Andrew-t9z9e]

As a public servant the penalty need to be double the average joe. A 6-7-month sentence is a joke of a kangaroo court.

[@seabreeze667]

Instead it's highly discounted 😅

[@sultanmamat7661]

6-7mths only?!? Bullshit. My buddy gets 7-9yrs for section 8a/8b. See how that is..double standards.

[@vincecarlo]

Who Remembers KOM CORRUPTION case ? Light Tap on Wrist n No Names Mentioned

[@TheSunMoon]

Cus your friend, like us slaves, are nobodies. Only the rich, elite and top dogs are immune to the laws they created.

[@seabreeze667]

They are so rich, high and mighty that they are above the law. Corruption has changed name to "receiving gifts"

[@ansjdbdbdkdjn]

@@sultanmamat7661 it's always two tier policy when it comes to people like this man.

[@vincecarlo]

@@ansjdbdbdkdjn Yet the DUMB 61% Keep Voting for MUPPETS

[@LawrenceWank001]

If high salary cannot prevent corruption, then the opposite must be true. How much pay cut should all PAP minister take? 30%, 40%, 50%, or 60%?

[@callmealegend8543]

Higher salary = Higher punishment. 5 years in jail and caning for corruption.

[@m03_m]

Higher salary means lower punishment. Then later get hire by OBS company as director or link company.

[@kinng2488]

Our system is totally opposite. Current batch only love $. Their concept under pinky is always $.

[@vincecarlo]

ONLY 6-7 mths for CORRUPTED MINISTER LUDICROUS

[@antonette2113]

they are not taking corruption seriously!!!

[@dunlop9292]

And defence is planning to reduce it to no more than 8 weeks😂

[@LonganLee]

Got discount?

[@antonette2113]

@@vincecarlo own self protect own self!!!

[@coclim5712]

@@antonette2113zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz

[@profitmuhammed]

There is a need for investigation on a whole cabinet, there might be some others hiding before their term ends

[@hengbin2974]

Nah, sinkies should call for an INDEPENDENT Commission of Inquiry as to the JUSTICE system like that of the COI hearing into the MRT breakdowns in December 2011! Sinkies might hv read about the US CJ Roberts who was thought to be more independent than what has been happening revealed in the NYT investigations.

[@zack.111]

​​@@hengbin2974 It is Singaporeans if you meant Singapore citizens or people and not the word you used. Since when this country is sinking and you called them as such which is an insult.

[@sandrajayandran]

​@@zack.111😂😂😂

[@coclim5712]

Investigate u first

[@Hs5687]

Maybe start with Phenomena Surrounding Scandalous Uncontested PE17 😂 … SG not only Changed the Race but also DNA of Living Adult Indian to Malay 😂🎉❤

[@vincecarlo]

In comparison AMKTC general manager Victor Wong Chee Meng, 60, JAILED for 39 months for Receiving more than S$86,000 KUDOS to SG Judiciary System 👍👏👏👏

[@TheSunMoon]

But he is not MIW royalty, so can whack.

[@Andy-ik9ti]

Haiz, hard truth.

[@Now2Market]

In Jan 2024, he said he will contest all charges. In Sep 2024, he plead guilty to 5 charges. My grandfather always tell me NOT to trust politicians, better trust the Dog.

[@TheSunMoon]

Esp MIW politicians. Vote wisely nxt time

[@derekzhangyd5154]

Dogs hold the bar of trust too high already. Dogs are better more trustworthy than most human.

[@Laladododadada]

As the Minister of Transportation should set an example as a warning to others and should be sentenced more severely than the average person!

[@gha9543]

Bribery is a offence and conflict of interest under Singapore Parliamentary Code of Conduct and Practice. A criminal offence and corrupt intent

[@yusrihanif9043]

Why only 5 charges and the least amount? How is this not a corruption? The more concern is that this S.Iswaran, in a position of Public servant, MP, Minister, accepts all this gift knowingly and blatantly shun off it is not a corruption.

[@GKP999]

Since the minister admitted guilt for bribery, shouldn't persons who bribed him be prosecuted too?

[@GKP999]

@alcyk28-u8t I don't understand what you wrote.

[@GKP999]

@alcyk28-u8t what does that has to do with this case?

[@GKP999]

@alcyk28-u8t I understood everything that you said. But how do they answer or relate to my original posted question?

[@Aki-yn4pg]

@GKP999 Exactly! It takes 2 hands to clap! Both of them are in cahoots that call for those bribes in the name of “gifts” and they are not telling enough of what they were up to. You scratch my back and I’ll scratch yours! 😅 If any person offering bribe money and whatnots to a public servant can get charged, why does this OBS go scott free??

[@GKP999]

@@Aki-yn4pg I have not heard anything about OBS getting charged. That is why I asked.

[@bobafett5757]

We want to know more about OBS involvement also why he always laughing and smiling ?

[@LonganLee]

But he has a lot of contributions to Singapore

[@sandrajayandran]

Aiya you mean you don't know?

[@Danzo_Dattori]

What a disgrace and tarnishment to Singapore’s reputation. I’m ashamed

[@TheSunMoon]

Ashamed now, but if we vote wisely next election with positive results, we will be proud of our fellow countrymen

[@justingomez3199]

The AGC failed in its duties 95 % of charges dropped. The matter should have been trialled as other parties were involved in criminal gratifications. Making and receiving gratifications to enrich themselves Lately, PAP Minister's and MP'S have been in the limelight for unethical and immoral practices. PAP cushion tact to limit its repute damage has failed miserably. Another blanket . This matter should have been trialled. However, political masquerading and political power pressure upon the AGC and others inclusive of the legal representatives undermined the administration of justice. Without a doubt !

[@G2H_HellBringer]

And just like that, I think our legal system is a joke.

[@seabreeze667]

To think that corruption is now "receiving gifts coz they are BFF " 😅

[@G2H_HellBringer]

@@seabreeze667 who on earth freely gives and keeps on giving like that to a man in political office with the power to influence government? If you wish to just lap up what the media says, that he was 'just receiving gifts', that's your prerogative. I've got no interest in Internet arguments. I have a very different opinion of this matter. If the prosecution took to time to dig and find the root cause of all this, I'm sure there's more to this than meets the eye.

[@ImperialArmour]

What a joke, what type of Public Prosecutors are these?

[@lee1039]

The math doesn't add up. The gift Iswaran illegally obtained amount to be around $100K at most. Given his pay as a Minister to be at least $1M per year (and that is only the basic, I am sure it's much more with the bonus, etc), that add up to his mere one month salary at most. Akin to asking if an average salary man in Singapore willing to forego his future for a mere $2,000 corrupted benefit? There is more to this than meets the eye...

[@Aki-yn4pg]

They sure are keeping more things under wraps. And they are not telling for some reason. 😅 Singaporeans are not fools.

[@nicholasng2236]

the alcohol part is a joke. $3256 divided by 14 bottles is around $232.57 per bottle. Man with his salary doesn't need to take this kind of corruption. Giving those bottles as a gift is very common

[@fhetfet6402]

I was hoping PAP would not resort to and yet they are as mine expection....wayang.... double standard when their own commits crime.

[@Bedminton-z6t]

Obtaining valuable items as public servant is not corruption. Even my manager know where to draw the line. Call a spade a spade.

[@guanhuatang2701]

真是让人失望,让我们清簾形象的政府蒙上一层陰影。貪得無怨,無法接受

[@mojazzz284]

What a corrupt legal system. If a commoner committed even a fraction of these charges, he or she will be jailed for 5 years or more. And what about Ong Beng Seng? He get away scott free? Just to show that Singapore is not a clean state as it claims to be.

[@gha9543]

They are not on trial 😅

[@markraymondlim]

Too lenient.

[@luckypat8]

OBS is a shrewd businessman with a clear grasp of his objectives and the implications of gift-giving.

[@jsurfin1]

Still holding a Malaysian passport despite spending decades in Singapore and a billionaire is definitely a shrewd businessman. lol

[@mikewong9513]

NEVER BELIEVE/TRUST WHAT LAWYERS AND POLITICIANS SAID

[@TheSunMoon]

They're better actors than those found in Hollywood!

[@daniellovestodance]

Thought high pay is to prevent corruption?

[@vincecarlo]

PROVES it DOES NOT WORK

[@skywaterflow]

​@@vincecarloor was it just a ploy to deceive the public from the very beginning when the MIW first took power?

[@NavyBlue2020]

High pay is meant to reduce the likelihood of corruption, but it cannot eliminate it entirely. You didn’t think wrong; rather, you misinterpreted. Prevention lowers the chances, but it doesn’t guarantee corruption won’t happen.

[@NavyBlue2020]

@@vincecarlo Wealthy individuals typically engage in unethical acts less frequently than those in poverty due to financial security, which reduces desperation. Their access to resources, such as legal advice and social networks, allows them to address challenges without resorting to dishonest behavior. Additionally, they are more aware of the consequences of unethical actions, including reputational damage and legal repercussions, which act as deterrents. While not immune to unethical behavior, systemic factors contribute to lower occurrences among the wealthy compared to those in poorer circumstances.

[@MyG-kc2id]

Does giving you a higher pay result in more productivity? I highly doubt.

[@rahmanramen]

Sentence too light. If it was a someone else the sentencing could be heavier.

[@stevenzhao5846]

Penalties need to be made tougher to meet public expectation

[@LLim069]

I recalled decades ago i went to the seek help on my traffic offence. The officer helped me after i explained my situation. Out of gratitude for his kindness, i wanted to offer my appreciation in kind without knowing that it would be an offence. He obviously rejected my intention and it was at that point that caused me to realise about the officer role. So if an ndividual of a lower rank could understood on this, i am surprised that a person on such high profile could "forget" his position and succumbed to temptation.

[@stevenzhao5846]

The high standards of character, personal integrity, and commitment to upholding integrity are the core reasons why Singaporeans trust and respect the Party, giving it the mandate to form the Government.

[@LonganLee]

So anyone else in his shoes get to have the same deal?

[@djibicisse]

@@LonganLee yup didn’t u see the China laundering cases? Pathetic jail term

[@rajasingammuthusamy959]

If similar cases are pursued in Malaysia almost every day, can arrest someone.

[@jherc]

This highlights that Singaporeans should not place ministers on a pedestal, as they are not infallible. Ministers may sometimes leverage their powerful positions for personal benefits, such as securing inexpensive housing. In cases of suspected wrongdoing, there has been no truly independent investigation. Instead, decisions rest with the Prime Minister, who may prioritize the interests of his party over impartial judgment.

[@TheSunMoon]

We never place them on a pedestal; they do it themselves, unchecked. We should vote wisely next time..

[@neal1006]

And they say there is no corruption in Singapore

[@tppdc1495]

and CPIB exists because?

[@DiviRaY]

Regardless of whether it is 6 to 7 months or no more than 8 weeks of imprisonment, it sends a message to the world that Singapore civil servants is OK to receive gifts of any kind as long as they return the value of the gifts back to the state when caught. Best is they can still enjoy a reduced salary. To maintain a state with zero tolerance for corruption, a double sentence should be imposed on Iswaran. Remember they have all taken oath to serve the public with integrity and yet still dare to enjoy additional perks under table.

[@chuak.c7349]

Should jail 15 years.

[@coclim5712]

😂😂😂 u go in first..

[@mohdkahliabzainalabidin3028]

Should also charge Ong Beng Seng and Lum Chang Boss for giving him unnecessary gifts.

[@allblacks405]

In Jan 24, he said he'd fight to debunk all charges against him. in Sep 24, after working out his strategy with his top-notch lawyer to get the best outcome out of this hole, he decided to plead guilty to all 5 charges against him in court. This haphazard change in position is emblematic of the slimy nature of a politician. As far as I can recall, trusted leaders in Singapore's history have never so conveniently changed their earlier position that was made with an air of righteousness and hurt innocence!

[@megantan89]

Just how much salary is enough to stop corruptions?? Will the gov increase the already so high salary of MPs because of this case？？

[@ksneoh3572]

What a joke!

[@ansjdbdbdkdjn]

Singapore prisons must be very high standard.

[@syedaljufrisyedali3633]

WHAT A SHAME!!..

[@ongchinlam4631]

Let me say. Send the puppet to jail.

[@皆川多恵子-d7p]

Ong Beng Shen corrupted Iswaran, so OBS shou be charged in court as well.

[@W-Sfire7000]

What in the world could "amended" but not withdrawn' of corruption charges mean??? Is it a stand down or 'stand sideways' for some future). So is he corrupt or not?/corrupt but no not certified as one/yet? Can one be engaged in corrupt acts and yet not be corrupt yourself? "Amended" seem to suggest so. Seems like some convoluted legal Gymnastics. Dunno, I'm no lawyer/& definitely no prosecution 🧐

[@seb-seb-seb-seb]

It's amended because they can bring the charges again in future, they just chose not to at this time

[@asis9148]

This is just the beginning. One by one, their true identity is going to be revealed. We will wait and see.

[@gst8506]

"OM" karma will follow with your wisdom. Bless you all

[@beyondthelimits9858]

If he were to be imprisoned.Will he be treated equally the same as other prisoners ?

[@daddyraffles7083]

The drama of politician in Singapore 😂 Highest Tax pay for luxurious of politician lifestyle 😂

[@stand355]

50 years minimum.

[@conradchong2155]

He was involved in MULTIPLE PROJECTS = Multiple people involved!!!🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬

[@zerase84]

Make them do anti corruption quiz every year. All public servants have been constantly evaluated that the form of accepting gifts, even when it is less than $100 at the capacity of a public servant can be a chargable offence. That is why not all graduates and scholars wanna be public servant.

[@ysngngys7753]

Erm...it is not pegged to a max value, cuz there is loophole. PSOs under any circumstance must not accept, if accept must declare and maybe surrender.

[@dennistan4663]

Penalty, pay back the amount he received and a fine 3x of what he received. No jail term. What? So easy. Case close. 😮😮😮😮

[@danielleo38]

As a senior Minister, his salary could afford all the gifts, yet he received gifts without declaring. Whether favour is given or not, this action is due to corruption.

[@talesara74]

This language of Media is so complicated that no common man can understand what is what

[@MrRambee]

thats what i always wondered, because majority of the singaporeans dont speak english very well but the news and radio always try to sound like the western media rather than use local language

[@NavyBlue2020]

@@MrRambee Do not project your own shortcomings onto others. It is important to recognize that your individual proficiency in English needs improvement, rather than generalizing and dismissing the entire standard of English in Singapore. Not everyone shares your lack of education. As a society, we are advancing and striving for continuous improvement. This effort, despite differences in perspective, is both constructive and reasonable. Pursue a proper education and engage attentively in your studies, and you will avoid becoming someone who unjustly criticizes a system that is making its best efforts. Ironically, your actions reflect the very opposite, which explains your misaligned viewpoint.

[@Bedminton-z6t]

@@MrRambeewhich part do u not understand?

[@Syahzukihayatbusa]

Go and Google Code of Conduct for ministers. Ministers are not supposed to accept gifts valued at more than $50. Should they wish to accept gifts valued at more than $50, they have to declare and pay the exact amount to the government so technically they are paying for it.

[@MrRambee]

@@NavyBlue2020 someone's feelings got hurt and is overcompensating

[@ongchinlam4631]

Why. How come. He did not follow Tay Cheng Wan. Footsteps.

[@marktn9851]

If you are corrupted at heart, you will corrupt. 30 charges become 5, corruption expanding?

[@NavyBlue2020]

In Singapore, 30 charges against an individual can be reduced to 5 through various legal mechanisms. Plea bargaining allows defendants to plead guilty to fewer charges in exchange for lighter sentences. Charges may also be consolidated if they stem from the same incident, while judicial discretion can lead to the dismissal of charges lacking sufficient evidence. Prosecutors regularly assess the strength of their cases and may drop unsupported charges. These processes help ensure a fair and efficient legal system while balancing justice and the rights of the accused.

[@marktn9851]

@@NavyBlue2020 5 months old account cushioning this matter… Paid? Considering almost instant reply.

[@mannlynnrelaxationcommunit4894]

Bobody above the law wat a shame u did all that with the salary u had.well when ur greedy that all u get

[@harisomakantan6168]

Ong Beng Seng is....

[@daddyraffles7083]

Singapore nowadays 😂🤭 is sister of Malaysia 😅 Moneyy moneyy moneyyyyy 💰😋

[@Watt-watt]

Brother to China too..

[@philiphan9085]

Really? Stop groaning

[@nantakumaran9789]

Malaysia - anti - corruption campaign failed because ,I dont see **the corrupt jumping from buildings , shooting/ killing themselves, or ,commiting suicide before court cases ** By Nanta . On Anwar already said millions ,billion **kena curi** Rm 4.5 trillion lost) stolen over a 25 year period through corruption ,mismanagement ,close tenders ,Ali- Baba business , Abuse of special rights ,looting off govt allocations ,wastage in useless projects etc In China ,Before Xi Jing ping became President ,Xi knew there was systematic corruption from top to bottom ,military ,police ,govt politicians ,businessman all corrupt etc When Xi became President,Xi launched anti - corruption campaign ,more than 4 million were caught,Generals jumping from building or shooting themselves,many commited suicide ,many fled China etc . Campaign is on going ,China going after billionaires who challenge govt ,who do illegal trade ,money laundering ,financial manipulation etc . Many Chinese millionaires ,billionaires fled to Singapore ,other countries .

[@monsterinacokecan]

Why was 2 corruption charges replaced by lesser charges? CNA headlines only mentions “convicted of 5 charges” seems to minimise this aspect purposefully?

[@W-Sfire7000]

To prevent his return to political office, a jail term of more than a year is necessary assoc prof? In interest of public. But this can only happen if corruption is factored in, but alas not so in last minute fashion. Taking easier way out?? due to 'Prosecution Risks' in Corruption?? I suspect prosecution is waiting on what OBS confesses in court to determine if obvious favour was involved and if so to revisit Iswaran corruption charges on another trial?

[@HaziqConnect]

Let it be remembered that within the first year of Lawrence Wong, PAP decided not to pursue zero tolerance of corruption, in favour of amended tolerance of corruption.

[@GASIA-cw8iw]

洗一洗就干净了。 After washing will be clean again. Ha ha ha!

[@LonganLee]

Is he officially a criminal yet?

[@mawdervaart]

This is a sad day, for all parties involved.. Singapore has lost a good minister. Iswaran, in my memory, is one of the more capable ministers in the cabinet. The amounts and items involved are so petty compared to his million dollar salary, that it seems ridiculous to me that he's being jailed. I guess imo, intention is absolutely important, and with the aforementioned, I do not think it was his intention. However, it is what it is. He accepted gifts, significant or not, and the NEW administration of Singapore, with the blessings of the previous, wants to put her authoritative stamp on their signature clean, zero tolerance for graft image. A lamb of god indeed.

[@vincecarlo]

MISSED his Big Wide Smile with Pearly Whites at F1

[@leestefan2999]

I just don't know how to feel about this. Because I'd expect the gifts value to be in the region of millions, 400k is just plain silly to me given his salary, unless he's someone who nitpicks on cents for the groceries he buys. I mean, he clearly has the ability to pay for it himself, given he paid back 380K in the end in an instant. But rule is rule, right? Even if he gets the cheapest concert tickets, it is also termed as corruption in this manner. If receiving gifts is corruption, then the gift initiator should be held equally liable at the same time. Not after seeing how the first case goes.

[@LonganLee]

Can we ban the word gerrymandering and use salamandering instead?

[@BaySean]

So he's Singapore's only and 1st cab ministers to have a criminal record.

[@LonganLee]

His lawyer's job is so holy.

[@LonganLee]

He is not a crook

[@ngrobert5054]

I want to be minister less charges commoners heavy chargers

[@marvelcomiks8078]

NEXT IS RIDOUT CASE ?

[@hengbin2974]

Looks like most commenters here dun even know that Iswaran is NOT being charged for CORRUPTION lah..........maybe they should read the news in the media more carefully...................He was charged under the CPA PREVIOUSLY but Prosecution has withdrawn those charges & substituted with offence under the PC.

[@petemorbius3936]

Mr. Free Tickets

[@benjamincheong8487]

Why was the corruption charges “amended”?

[@sandrajayandran]

Haha finally someone asking the right question

[@ysngngys7753]

how to win a losing fight?...

[@TheOpenCriticalmind]

If LKY was here. LKW needed to 'talk to' Teh Cheang Wan. Teh Cheang Wan knew what to do.

[@Khabib9-z8w]

Y this OBS so generous wana blanja Iswaran all this jet la hotel la and this obs never kena any charges 🤔 🧐

[@NavyBlue2020]

Please refrain from using Singlish and strive to articulate your points more clearly. In Singapore, we place a high value on educated discourse. Given your current circumstances, it may appear challenging to make significant improvements. Consequently, the most pragmatic approach may be to acknowledge your substantial shortcomings and accept them, as reversing such a considerable deficit may not be feasible.

[@Khabib9-z8w]

@@NavyBlue2020 my comments was clear,and try not to judge people from the way he/she talks you never know who he is,i see you mention given ‘your current circumstances and a challenge this sort of thing,try not to judge someone just because he speaks singlish i don’t really speak singlish,I commented in singlish as i know the mass will understand clearer,

[@Oldlee-g6r]

Corruption charge lifted so as to justify high paying minister

[@happypanda7003]

There is a Chinese saying , 'What one is doing, Heaven is watching'. The accused will know ownself, whether it is greed or corruption that was in his mind. If you believe in Karma, consequences will come.

[@louischen2109]

There are up and down in our life. Sometimes is not of our choice. To drown oneself into the miserable state would be of no better benefits earlier or now. Rather look forward and act during this time for thing more meaningful and fruitful which are not inspired by the darkness, which is non comparable to the light, which can give one, the comfort, endurance, strength and joy far beyond the control of negative thoughts and rejoiced, regenerated and relieved in the superiority of good thoughts that can be achieved if you follow the light.

[@joegoh1968]

Since the ministers are paid so much more ... when they screw up .. they should be penalised more as well!

[@boonhoelim5695]

OBS should be punished too...

[@ysngngys7753]

Please return...public transport is in a mess...and F1 2024 is boring...

[@kengleetan63]

The power of engaging the most expensive and powerful lawyer.🤣🤣🤣

[@vincecarlo]

Ex PAP, NO ?

[@djibicisse]

@@vincecarlowhy not

[@TheSunMoon]

It's a kopitiam session

[@sujoyroy3157]

It does not mention what did he do in turn. The amounts look too low. Just hogwash.

[@taz-b5m]

What he did in turn. Don’t write a statement as a question.

[@matt9445]

If everything was really so corrupted, Singapore should remove F1 from singapore. Since they might have got it through unfair means.

[@LonganLee]

Can it be possible technically that sg ban the word corruption and replace it with hello kitty?

[@ckykimura331]

50 years in prison please

[@anghockseng5686]

Govt will take action Is ĺike lky

[@LonganLee]

Why is LW not come out to give his 2cents?

[@jecksonng]

after jail…..he is still rich.

[@Dr.gobshite]

I thought that's why you get these jobs for all the kick backs.

[@ElectHonestMLAsandMPs]

he brings good name to tamil community

[@PleaseGetReal]

"Charge sheets state that Iswaran received "valuable things" worth more than S$384,000 (US$285,000) from Ong between 2015 and 2022. These ranged from tickets to shows, football matches and various editions of the Singapore F1 Grand Prix." He is not getting a free bag of chips from OBS but "gifts" worth than $1,000 MULTIPLE times ! If this is not corruption then what is ?

[@LonganLee]

Commoner say "sub judice". He say it "sub ju dis say". Really creme dela creme of singapore

[@skyrenegade9067]

What I want to know is, what did he have to give in return for these "gifts"?

[@ysngngys7753]

Give his time to appear in trial loh

[@perlyfernandez2084]

Marcos!!!! Calling you out here!!! U got more "favors" from "friends" than this!!! Have some shame!!!

[@sandiekwek4312]

Will the two men who bribed him be persecuted as well?