Naga City Mayor Nelson Legacion is under fire for allegedly campaigning early in the third district of Camarines Sur, where he is running for Congress in 2025. Critics, including Farah Bongat, accuse Legacion of neglecting Naga’s needs while campaigning elsewhere. Legacion defended his actions, stating the food packs he distributed were entrusted to him by the Ako Bicol party-list. He also clarified that he had distributed aid in flood-affected areas once the roads became passable.
NAGA MAYOR FACES CRITICISM FOR ALLEGED EARLY CAMPAIGNING
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