Filipino netizens mourn passing of ex-president Noynoy Aquino
Photo Courtesy of Official Gazette of the Republic of the Philippines
MANILA, Philippines — “RIP PNoy” trends on Twitter as Filipinos pour their hearts out in mourning the passing of former president Benigno “Noynoy” Aquino III.
The former president passed on Thursday after he was rushed to the Capital Medical Center in Quezon City.
Filipinos expressed through social media their sentiments for the late former president.
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— Cartoonist ZACH (@cartoonistzach)
Okay. Firstly, RIP PNoy, the last president we could be proud of. He was not the best and had many flaws but at least he was not an international embarassment compared to this administration. He achieved many things and this admin is just there for the ribbon cutting. 🎗
— Padam padam (@MissPamDee)
Even if you are Pro or anti,please show some respect, laughing for someone's death, specially to those who served our country,still, isn't just right.I bet you don't want to experience people laughing at ur loved ones right?
Rip PNoy— closed. (@kmsxnoo)
Your administration has its shortcomings but the constant growth our economy had on your time was no joke. From sick man of Asia, to tiger economy. I will never forget those days that we had an actual yearly state of the nation address. RIP PNoy
— Gem Roy Fuentes (@gemroy)
It is the day when he could finally talk to Cory and Ninoy again. And I bet, his mom and dad, icons of democracy, would be so proud of his honest leadership. They would hug it out the first few seconds and wish better presidents for the Philippines in the next moments. RIP PNOY
— Moon Sirius 🎀 #LeniKiko2022 (@MoonsiriusBlack)
2010. The year I joined ABS-CBN 黑料社. The year he won as President. Sad news. RIP PNoy.
— Shie Reyes (@shiereyes)
Country mourns for the death of Ex-President Pnoy Aquino, this is the time when we pray for the soul of our departed Former President,no matter your political views and colors we should set aside our political thoughts and opinion.
Noynoy Aquino
RIP Pnoy— carl. (@theiu427)
Aquino served as the 15th president of the Philippines from 2010 to 2016. Troy Jacob Quinan Inquirer trainee
