Reports say that President Noynoy Aquino and his team are lousy when it comes to crisis management. He was even accused as sleeping on the long time process in the issue of transportation.
We are fun of pointing fingers. Philippine President reportedly blames former presidents Gloria Arroyo and Joseph Estrada involving the issue of truck cargo and traffic situation in Metro Manila.
According to critics, President Aquino is not fully seeing the problems we have right now. He can't manage the problem. His team are reported lousy when it comes to crisis management.
He says 'kayo ang boss ko' and he will listen to his boss. A person who is sleeping cant hear the voice of his boss
We need really responsible leaders, someone who is not neglectful.
President Aquino must really so something.
Truck ban in Manila may not be the solution. Maybe it is a matter of seriously getting into it and not being influenced by other people but be the solution.
The Philippines have not relocated their ports and airports to less densely populated areas to smooth the flow of traffic.
Airport system is problematic, as well as transportation.
How long President Aquino has been in his position? It has been four years since you’ve become the president right? We should have seen this long time ago and planned a solution before it worsen,
Do great as well as to fix the Manila major traffic congestion.
Who had DOTC take over maintenance from the private owners which saw the steady worsening of the MRT?
President Aquino is not a bad president. He is sincere but unfortunately he has failed to do a lot of important things.
He may not have a team of experts but still should be careful with political allies instead.
He has a good heart but he keeps on putting the blame to others. It gives them anxiety.
He keeps on blaming the previous administration.
Do not to blame GMA or whoever for your fault, please post it. Many has high hopes that Aquino can do better than that.
It is government’s problem, and no one should get blamed. Take immediate actions instead.
