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Metro Manila — The social media erupted on Monday as President Rodrigo Duterte delivered his second State of the Nation Address (SONA).
The tag #SONA2017 has been the top trending topic on Twitter the entire day.
Netizens on different social media platforms voiced out their opinions on Duterte's two-hour speech, with many applauding the President for his achievements.
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Some were also entertained by the President’s impromptu storytelling style.
Meanwhile, some were put off by Duterte's cursing, saying it is inappropriate since the SONA is televised for general audiences.
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And the President didn't mince words while referring to certain groups or personalities, especially his American critics.
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Maya-maya, pagdating nitong mga western expert kuno, you give them so much premium and importance. Saan ba ang utak ninyo? Bakit kayo bilib diyan sa puti Duterte said.
As per his signature style, the President went off script several times. Because of this, there were some who said the President missed some important points in his speech.
However, some netizens remained hopeful for Duterte’s remaining years in office.
“As we always defend ourselves regarding being to loud when it comes to opinion making, let’s be all united with our President’s plan for our country, aside from sharing our own perspective after his State of the Nation Address, it is also our responsibility to be part of CHANGE.” Let’s always start from ourselves before pointing fingers to others in order for us to grow more individuals”
To our Dearest President Rodrigo R. Duterte, Thank you for your genuine heart to lead this country and for your two years of service in this nation, We will still support and believe in you!” Instead of complaining on different issues, let’s find a way where we can help for this country to be great again!
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Credits: CNNPhilippines
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