TG TV: First Week Funk -- Week 1 at the Philippine Senate [Sen. TG Guingona]

This week on TG TV:

First Week Funk - Freshman Senator TG Guingona gets baptized and shares how his first ever experience as a senator made him feel like a small boy all over again.

Also, we show you what else senators do OUTSIDE of the session hall. This week, Senator TG had a meeting with a transport group (NAFAODAP) and had a consultation with farmers regarding rice-duck farming.

At the end of the week, he attended the 2nd anniversary of Kaya Natin!, a movement for good governance and ethical leadership. It was founded by Among Ed Panlilio, and Ramon Magsaysay awardees Grace Padaca and DILG Secretary Jesse Robredo. Senator Guingona was there as one of the Champions of Good Governance. President Noy Aquino also graced the event, where he was proclaimed an honorary Kaya Natin Champion.

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TG TV is a project of Senator TG Guingona as a step towards greater transparency in the government. Please watch out for our weekly episodes to find out what senators really do. We will be chronicling a senator's first term in the senate, and we want YOU to join us. The citizens should know what their officials are doing.

If you have any comments, questions or suggestions, please leave a comment below or send an e-mail to tgtv@guingona.ph

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[tgguingona]

@wjguingona Thank you! That's exactly what we want to achieve with these videos.. I'm glad you like it

[tgguingona]

@sugba2sugbo He he thank you! Thanks for your support! :-)

[sugba2sugbo]

i never voted for you but knowing your sometimes crazy and funny i think your go for me..hehehehhee GO!!!

[wjguingona]

let’s go na! great TG .. this is one big leap towards transparency in government..it gives a better perspective of the Senate within and outside the session hall.. other officials in government should espouse a similar program for the feedback mechanism to succeed!