Noontime show Eat Bulaga goes down to Misamis Occidental

 


OZAMIZ CITY, Misamis Occidental--The noontime show Eat Bulaga has brought its "G sa Gedli" segment to Ozamiz City providing opportunities for Misamisnon to be included in the national airing of the variety program.

Eat Bulaga hosts Yorme Isko Moreno and Buboy Villar, Paolo Contis, and Arra San Agustin jammed with the people of Ozamiz with their games show segment and cash prizes.

Warmly welcomed by the Misamisnoon, the noontime show hosts expressed excitement to bring joy to the people and extended opportunities to their viewers.

“We're very excited, Everyday sinasabi namin sa bagong Eat Bulaga na gusto namin na makapagbigay tulong at saya all over the country. Sometimes it's not easy kasi sxempre palagi kaming nasa Metro Manila. We're very thankful that with your help lalo kaming nakakagala ng malalayo ngayon dito sa Misamis and of course with the help of the Local Government, natutupad namin yung gusto namin mangyari para sa mga tao,” said Paolo Contis.

Meanwhile, Isko Moreno recalled visiting many times in the Misamis Occidental, particularly in Ozamiz City.

“This is one of our new ways and the new Eat Bulaga GMA Kapuso to reach as many as possible going back or paying it forward to our Televiewers,” Moreno said.

The Eat Bulaga family thanked Governor Henry Oaminal, Mayor Indy Oaminal, and Congressman Ando Oaminal for the warm welcome and for inviting the Eat Bulaga to conduct some segments to be taped in the area.

“Kay Gov Oaminal, Mag-iingat po kayo palagi, and Hope to see you soon again. In the meantime thank you so much for accommodating us here in Misamis Occidental and for allowing us to showcase Misamis Occidental and Ozamiz City. This is also one way in our little way to showcase areas in Mindanao and other parts of the country,” Moreno said.

Contis stressed. “Thank you po dahil inimbitahan niyo po kami at tinutulongan niyo kami sa aming layunin sa Eat Bulaga. May this be the start of a good relationship with the show and kung ano pa ang magagawa namin para sa inyong probinsya sana’y makatulong din kami.”

The hosts invited everyone to also visit the areas in Misamis Occidental. 

As a former politician himself, Moreno lauded Misamis Occidental’s push for Asenso Misamis Occidental upholding its Misamisnon Magpuyong Malinawon, Malambuon ug Malipayon (5Ms).

Moreno feted the provincial government’s push for free hospitalization, wherein the “Asenso Pamilya, Asenso Rice Farmers Full Assistance, Asenso Turismo will be used as a tool to uplift living conditions the people here in Misamis Occidental.”

Moreno also grabbed the opportunity to invite television viewers to continue patronizing the Eat Bulaga show. (SN/PGMO)



The G sa Gedli segment is led by Isko 'Yorme' Moreno & Buboy Villar, Paolo Contis and Arra San Agustin go around in Asenso Ozamiz Wellness Park to give "G" comfort to some countrymen on the side or "Gedli."



One of the lucky Misamisnons was cornered by the hosts Isko, Buboy, Paulo and Arra was the old seafood vendor and was selling buckets of shrimps, mother Nilda C. Abllo from Ozamiz City received P30,000 cash prize and gifts from G sa Gedli Eat Bulaga.




The new segment of Eat Bulaga 'G sa Gedli' is slowly capturing the hearts of their loyal and new viewers in Ozamiz City and the province of Misamis Occidental.




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