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All the best to everyone @colbertlateshow
Mine is from @tracey_thorn@ben_watt@ebtg My Heart”
@QCinemaPH Appreciate confirmation on the screening of Lucky Lu for tonight, Thurday/Nov 20, 7:55 at Gateway.
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NIA EMPLOYEE, KNOWN FOR EXPOSING ALLEGED CORRUPTION, SHOT DEAD IN CDO
An employee of the National Irrigation Administration (NIA) Region 10 was shot dead by motorcycle-riding assailants in Cagayan de Oro City on Friday, October 10.
The victim, identified as 40-year-old Niruh Kyle Antatico, was gunned down at Zone 1, Crossing Patag. A Juris Doctor graduate, Antatico was known for his outspoken social media posts exposing alleged corruption within his agency, accusing certain NIA officials of overpricing materials, implementing substandard projects, and committing irregularities in the distribution of farmer subsidies.
Screenshots of his posts, shared by https://t.co/BUWrahYERt, show Antatico naming specific projects and calling out supposed anomalies such as the use of inferior construction materials, questionable bidding processes, and mishandling of funds intended for local irrigation development. In one post, he warned of "corruption disguised as progress," while in another, he lamented being reassigned after making his allegations public.
The attack, captured on a rear dashcam, shows the suspects shooting Antatico as he slowed down at an intersection. Authorities are investigating whether his killing was connected to his public exposés.
Virginia Madsen mourns her big brother Michael Madsen in an emotional tribute after his death:
"He was thunder and velvet. Mischief wrapped in tenderness. A poet disguised as an outlaw. A father, a son, a brother—etched in contradiction, tempered by love that left its mark.
We’re not mourning a public figure. We’re not mourning a myth — but flesh and blood and ferocious heart. Who stormed through life loud, brilliant, and half on fire. Who leaves us echoes—gruff, brilliant, unrepeatable—half legend, half lullaby.
I’ll miss our inside jokes, the sudden laughter, the sound of him. I’ll miss the boy he was before the legend; I miss my big brother.
Thank you to everyone reaching out with love and memory. In time, we’ll share how we plan to celebrate his life—but for now, we stay close, and let the silence say what words can’t."
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