VP Leni Robredo has captured the hearts of almost all sectors of society.
Volleyball stars Alyssa Valdez, Dennise Lazaro-Revilla, Jia Morado-De Guzman, Pauline Gaston, and Jem Ferrer expressed their support for the presidential run of Leni Robredo.
In a tweet on May 2, Alyssa Valdez shared that Robredo is a good leader who serves with integrity.
https://twitter.com/AlyssaValdez2/status/1498832237684727809
“Iboboto ko si Leni dahil sa lider na tapat, maasahan ang serbisyong nararapat sa bawat Pilipino,” she said.
Valdez is currently Creamline Cool Smashers’s outside hitter. She was a member of the collegiate varsity women’s volleyball team of Ateneo de Manila University.
Dennise Lazaro-Revilla has the same viewpoint as Valdez’s as she also believes that the Vice President will serve the Filipino right.
“Iboboto ko si Leni Robredo dahil sa Gobyernong Tapat, uunahin ang serbisyo sa mamamayang Pilipino.”Â
Jia Morado-De Guzman also expressed her support for Robredo and noted that the presidential candidate would fight for the good of the Filipino people.
“Iboboto ko si Leni Robredo dahil naniniwala akong siya ang tunay na lalaban para sa akin, sa pamila ko, at sa ating mga Pilipino.”Â
De Guzman was also an Ateneo Lady Eagles and Philippines Women’s National Volleyball Team member.
Ateneo Lady Eagles player Pauline Gaston mentioned that Leni Robredo would give the Filipino people a better community.
“Iboboto ko si Leni Robredo dahil tunay na siya ang magbibigay pag-asa at magandang kinabukasan para sa ating lahat,” she said.
Another Ateneo Lady Eagles player Jem Ferrer, also expressed her support to Robredo, “The last man standing is a woman.”
The legendary and multi-awarded volleyball players of the Ateneo Lady Eagles endorse the presidential candidacy of Vice President Leni Robredo.
– Jia Morado
– Jem Ferrer
– Alyssa Valdez
– Ponggay Gaston
– Dennise Lazaro-Revilla#OnePinkFight 💗🦅 pic.twitter.com/a06HylHJhq— Team Ateneo (@AteneOBF) March 2, 2022
Meanwhile, Leni Robredo earned the recognition of some celebrities after her CNN presidential debate on February 27.
