Dancing tax collectors

[tessF]

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asay Oliva ato? katong star dancer na medyo old na? single pa cguro to

[nsvc902]

asay Oliva ato? katong star dancer na medyo old na? single pa cguro to

yes, mao to nga pina-ulbo ang buhok. Nipis ug tiil, baril ang lawas ngek ngek ngek....

[clarkhkent]

aw ok ra man cguro ni para ma exercise pud na sila ba...hehehe

may lang unta ilang serbisyo ma usab sad...

[apathetic child]

ingon sila pang guiness ba daw kuno to.. honestly, layo ra man ila performance sa mga taga inmates oi... di man organise ilang mga moves.. and they are not graceful.. but cge nalang kay mao man na ila kalipay...

[crossramz]

where cla mo sayaw? sa BIR office?

[estor_boot]

no, they are not from the BIR. they're from the city treasurer's office. taga city hall na sila.

[crossramz]

City hall cebu?

[sharkey360]

This proves how Filipinos are so desperately seeking attention to foreiners. It's shocking that government employees are also joining the ridiculous trend. ATTENTION WHORES !!! Sooo obvious !!!

LIKE the dancing inmates of the Cebu Provincial Detention and Rehabilitation Center and the dancing stewardesses of Cebu Pacific Airlines, the dancing tax collectors at the City Treasurer’s Office of Cebu City Hall have also caught the public’s attention, even in the international scene.

International news agencies like the Agence France Presse even sent a photographer to document it after it came out in the national news.

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All employees of the City Treasurer’s Office, headed by City Treasurer Ofelia Oliva (in her signature miniskirt), dance for a few minutes, twice a day, to entertain clients: once in the morning and once in the afternoon. When the music ends, they go back to their respective tables and do their assignments. Taxpayers can also participate in the dancing.

Major television networks and national newspapers carried the news after Oliva launched her “dancing tax collectors” last Oct. 11. We should give Oliva credit for coming up with the idea to entertain taxpayers waiting to pay their taxes. Oliva said paying taxes is an additional financial burden to taxpayers. So, she came up with the idea to make them smile. Many welcome Oliva’s “pakulo.” In fact, a Hong Kong-based production company has sent a choreographer to help improve their choreography. But how long can they sustain this? I bet, next month, they will drop the program.

Since Filipinos are known to be copycats—gaya-gaya, puto maya in Tagalog—we can expect other local government units to copy Oliva’s idea. Can we expect dancing traffic enforcers under Citom chairman Jack Jakosalem? Or singing and dancing mayor’s office personnel to be headed by the singing mayor himself, Mike Rama? And they will be belting out “They way you look tonight” and “Kahit Isang Saglit.”

Di na lang ta manarbaho diha taga City Hall, manayaw ug manganta na lang ta. Sus, naay daghan basura wala mahakot unya naay daghan libaong sa kalsada wala ma-atiman. Labi pa anang mga kalsada sa north reclamation area atbang sa SM City, puwerteng dakoa sa mga libaong. Morag tuna-an sa kabaw. Paging Mayor Mike. Please attend to these.

Nalzaro: Dancing tax collectors | Sun.Star Network Online

[nyxgorf]

cge lang mo dawat dah..hehehe.

[Black kangaroo]

mura raman ni cla ga christmas party hehe