Had the chance to chat with Quezon City 4th District Representative Marvin Rillo. With the way things are going, he's got a positive demeanor and quite optimistic that surveys and the people in his district would prove him right against issues and noise in social media which he discussed a bit this evening.
Sir Marvin says "Now that the campaign is almost over, I would like to assure the district and the Filipino people, we will file cases and make sure congress to go after these unscrupulous people mar people without evidence. She's using public perception, I will make sure she gets what she deserves. I've been a councilor for 9 year and never have I ever been accused of corruption."
He adds "I'm a businessman, my foresight is huge for the district, the gymnasium in Carlos Albert is a very nice project, and we are keen on building more schools."
"We can show what we have in our district, we historically have great congressmen here. We have over. 5000 scholars right now. We didn't have one in the previous administration, and now we do."
Here's our interview with him this evening:
"For me, I'm here for people. My track record speaks for itself, several laws in education, medical and ambulatory services, I'm not a known person, but only in my district, but now because of my hard work they recognize me."
I'm so happy to note several of his projects include health as a priority (that are exclusively for those who are in the 4th district). This certainly could alleviate difficulties in addressing concerns not just for the D and E segments, but even the middle class that deserve help too. Imagine, there's free medicine, clinical and ambulatory services... and we have only learned about it today. I'll do my share to tell people about it in this district. (Make sure you listen to the conversation on the video about it!)
(Note: Edited parts of the quoted conversation for brevity, see video for full interview)
I'm looking for sincerity, no nonsense work and a heart that would listen to the people in my district. If you see that in him, would you consider choosing him for the congress post?!
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