Manila Bulletin
Leni-Kiko supporters hold motorcade in Zamboanga
Supporters of Vice President Leni Robredo and Senator Kiko Pangilinan launched campaign activities across the Philippines on February 8 and 9.
In Western Visayas, events included Masses, caravans, and gatherings in Iloilo City, Boracay, and Silay City.
Cebuano supporters organized a job fair offering at least 200 positions and also provided free legal assistance and health checks.
Local politicians in Cebu City, including Margot Osmeña, joined a "Walk for Leni" event, and caravans were held across Cebu province.
In Zamboanga City, thousands participated in a motorcade, which started with a holy mass and concluded with a volunteer send-off program.
Volunteers expressed optimism for victory in the upcoming May elections.
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