No Escaping Your Ninong President Bongbong Marcos Shares Message to Godchildren
BONGBONG MARCOS – President Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos Jr. sparked smiles online after sharing a candid and humorous message for his godchildren ahead of the holiday season.
Bongbong Marcos Jr. recently shared a lighthearted yet relatable message to his godchildren, saying that they can’t hide from their godparents, especially in this day and age. In a video shared by the President on Tuesday, December 23, Marcos joked that godchildren cannot easily avoid their godparents because they are easy to find and keep a complete list of their inaanak.
According to him, the list has grown quite long over the years, making it difficult for anyone to go unnoticed during the holiday season. “E kami, hindi namin puwedeng pagtaguan dahil madali kaming hanapin, kaya’t kumpleto ang listahan namin doon sa aming mga inaanak, at marami-rami din,” saad ni PBBM.
Bongbong Marcos further noted that modern technology has made gift-giving more convenient, especially for those who may not see or regularly communicate with their godchildren. Marcos suggested using digital platforms to send gifts, emphasizing how easy it has become compared to traditional methods.
“Ngayon, ‘yong iba siguro, ‘pag hindi n’yo talaga nakikita na, o ‘di na kayo nag-uusap, ‘pag may app, puwede n’yo nang i-Gcash ‘yong mga regalo ninyo. Ngayon, mas madali na.”
The President’s remarks align with the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas’ (BSP) recent call for the public to consider giving cash gifts digitally this Christmas season. On Monday, December 22, the BSP encouraged Filipinos to shift to “e-aguinaldo” as a safer and more convenient alternative to physical cash.
“The BSP also encourages the public to use digital or e-money as cash gifts to their godchildren, family, and friends. Using e-wallets and online banking offers a safer and more convenient way to send cash gifts during the Christmas season,” saad ng BSP.
Beyond holiday greetings and gift-giving, Malacañang also revealed that President Marcos will remain busy throughout the holiday season. Palace officials previously said that the President will forgo a Christmas break to closely study the proposed national budget for 2026, underscoring his commitment to government work even during the festivities.
“Opo, kailangang pag-aralan po. Sa Pangulo po, ‘di po kailangan magkaroon ng Christmas break—kailangan po talagang aralin ito at pipilitin na mapirmahan po ito bago magtapos ng taon,” saad ni Palace Press Officer at Presidential Communications Office (PCO) Undersecretary Atty. Claire Castro sa kaniyang press briefing.
Despite the holiday season, the President’s message reflects both the warmth of Filipino Christmas traditions and the evolving role of technology in modern celebrations.
