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Biko Anywhere Learn to be friends for loyalty and not for profit...

08/11/2025
07/11/2025

Hindi lahat ng friends mo sa Facebook ay totoong kaibigan —
may ahas, may plastik, may CCTV, at may reporter pa! 😂📱

💫 “Confidence looks good on everyone.”
07/11/2025

💫 “Confidence looks good on everyone.”


07/11/2025

Isang paalala na hindi ipinagbabawal ng batas ang pagkuha ng video habang hinuhuli ng pulis o enforcer.
Layunin nito na ipaalam sa publiko ang kanilang karapatan sa transparency at proteksyon, basta’t hindi ito nakakaabala o nagiging sagabal sa operasyon ng mga awtoridad... 📸⚖️


07/11/2025
07/11/2025

Honesty is important in the Bible, but truth should always be shared with love.

Being honest shows what is true, but being rude ignores how others feel. Some think being blunt means being real, but God calls us to speak truth that helps, not hurts.

Ephesians 4:15 (NIV)
> “Instead, speaking the truth in love, we will grow to become in every respect the mature body of him who is the head, that is, Christ.”

Real honesty is not about proving a point, but helping others grow. When we speak with kindness and wisdom, we reflect Christ’s heart.

Rudeness destroys — but truth spoken in love builds and unites... 💜🥰


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07/11/2025

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07/11/2025

[CRITICAL kaNeighbor] Typhoon Tino’s impact on Cebu revealed a deeper crisis — the loss of its natural forests.

For generations, Cebu’s mountain forests served as protection, absorbing rainfall, holding the soil, and reducing floods. Today, less than 2% of these natural forests remain. Years of logging, quarrying, housing expansion, and agriculture have left the land exposed and fragile.

Without forest cover, rainwater no longer seeps into the ground — it flows rapidly downhill, eroding soil, flooding communities, and damaging infrastructure. Thus, when Typhoon Tino struck, the rain did not fall on forests but on bare, unprotected earth.

This tragedy was not caused by nature alone, but by human choices made over time.

Cebu’s recovery must go beyond rebuilding structures. It must include true reforestation — restoring native trees such as Narra, Molave, Ipil, Banaba, Balete, and the rare Cebu Cinnamon — to revive ecosystems, strengthen the land, and secure the future.

May Cebu rise again, not only by reconstructing what was destroyed,
but by restoring what once safeguarded it... 🌳




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