For his 54th birthday, Revilla set to give away 1,000 tablets to students
MANILA, Philippines — In celebration of his 54th birthday on Sept. 25, Senator Ramon “Bong” Revilla Jr. is set to give away 1,000 tablets to students who will be needing the gadgets for distance learning.
“Mamimigay po tayo ng mga tablet, kung sino yung mga first 1,000 na kabataan na matutulungan natin,” Revilla said in a Facebook live video on Tuesday.
(We will be giving away tablets to the first 1,000 students that we will help.)
“Tapos may mga regalo pa tayo mula sa ating mga sponsors. Malaking bagay para sa ating mga kabataan,” he added.
(And we also have gifts from our sponsors. This will be a big help for our youth.)
𝗛𝗮𝗻𝗱𝗮 𝗻𝗮 𝗯𝗮 𝗸𝗮𝘆𝗼𝗻𝗴 𝗺𝗮𝗻𝗮𝗹𝗼?Bilang pagdiriwang sa aking kaarawan, mamamahagi tayo ng 10-inch tablets para sa blended…
Posted by Ramon Bong Revilla, Jr. on Monday, September 7, 2020
While there is still no mechanics for the giveaway, Revilla encouraged followers to like and subscribe to his social media pages.
Revilla, likewise, revealed that the revenue he earned from his social media pages will be used for raffle prizes.
“Yung mga kikitain dyan sa YouTube, kikitain dito (Facebook), lahat po yan itutulong natin,” he said.
(The earning that we will get from YouTube and Facebook, we will use that to help you.)
“Simula po nung nagkaroon ako ng Facebook page, in fact, na-monetize na po ‘to, malaki-laki na rin ‘yung kinikita natin. At ‘yun po ay idadagdag din natin sa mga ipapa-raffle natin. Malaki na rin ‘yun, I think more than $10,000,” he added.
(Since I started my Facebook page, in fact, it has already been monetized. We earned a big revenue. And we will include that in the raffle. That’s also a big amount, I think more than $10,000.)
Revilla previously contracted the new strain of the coronavirus in early August. He was rushed to the hospital on Aug. 18 after developing pneumonia and was discharged a week after.
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