Inday Josa Osmeña, the complainant in former Cebu City Mayor Mike Rama’s nepotism case, refuted his claim of unawareness of the Ombudsman’s decision that led to his dismissal. Osmeña argued that Rama’s legal team had filed a motion for reconsideration, indicating prior receipt of the decision. The case stemmed from Rama’s hiring of relatives at Cebu City Hall, which the Ombudsman deemed nepotistic. Osmeña urged Rama’s supporters to reconsider their push for his reinstatement.
COMPLAINANT QUESTIONS RAMA’S AWARENESS CLAIM IN NEPOTISM CASE
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