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@manayleila Ikaw Nga may unliquidated Confi funds kung maka pg sabi ka

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@GemoraAudie Team maleta derecho enedoro

[SMNI News @smninews]

PANOORIN | Nagsasagawa ng simulation drills ang Philippine National Police (PNP) sa harap ng Senate Building sa Pasay City ngayong Biyernes, Hunyo 12.

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After helping send four children to college and spending decades working as a farmer, Diosdado “Tatay Ebang” Evangelista achieved a goal he had put aside for most of his adult life. At 72, the Candoni, Negros Occidental resident passed the November 2025 Agriculturist Licensure Examination and became a licensed agriculturist on his second attempt.

Evangelista was among the 6,678 successful examinees out of 9,742 who took the examination. He first took the licensure test in 2024 but did not pass.

For decades, Evangelista focused on supporting his family. He worked as a farmer after leaving a job as a security guard and eventually raised four children who all completed college degrees. After his children finished their studies, he returned to school and pursued a degree of his own.

In 2018, at age 65, he enrolled at Central Philippines State University-Candoni Campus. He initially took up Bachelor of Secondary Education before shifting to the BS Agribusiness program. He graduated in 2023 at the age of 69.

The following year, he took the Agriculturist Licensure Examination for the first time. The result was unsuccessful, but he returned for another attempt in November 2025 and passed.

“I just wanted to prove to myself that I could still do it,” Evangelista said. “True faith and prayers—God will always find the way.”

Aside from preparing for the examination, Evangelista also had to adjust to online requirements connected to the licensure process. In interviews, he admitted struggling with internet-based applications and document submissions.

Reflecting on his experience, Evangelista encouraged those who fail examinations not to stop trying.

“Take it positively, but never quit. There’s always another chance,” he said.

More than four decades after setting aside his own college education, Evangelista earned the professional license he had worked toward after returning to school in his mid-60s.

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@bluevill But still you cant impeached VP 🤣

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@RichHeydarian 🤣🤣🤣

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Literal na makapal ang mukha.

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@BrutaINature1 Satisfiyng to see

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@RichHeydarian @IanIslander3 🤣🤣🤣

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@iamkarendavila Yung parang tanga ka na parang manghang mangha ka sa mga nakita mo 🤣

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@manayleila 🤣🤣🤣

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@PhilippineStar @onenewsph Who are this filipinos the family of drug addicts and drug pushers and criminals

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Delivery Boys have Spoken.

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Tanim Witness ng Asong Ulol at Makakaliwa laban kay FPRRD, binulgar.

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@HeidiMendoza45 Ikaw naging honest ka ba sa tanang buhay mo kaya di ka manalo kasi hangang ngayon hatred parin ang nasa isip mo at anu naman gusto mo yung mga manok ninyo ang mamuno no way mas mabuti pa na duterte ang mamuno keysa sa inyo mga manok look at davao never mind bulag ka kasi