Over 10,000 workers based in Polomolok in South Cotabato have decided to shift their support to Manila Mayor Francisco “Isko Moreno” Domagoso’s presidential bid.

During a labor meeting held at Vista Village in Polomolok, Bus Transport Workers Alliance (BTWA) Chairman Jess Oliver said more than 10,000 workers from Universal Management Company and Department of Labor and Employment (DOLE) Philippines have vowed to support Domagoso.

Olivar stressed that Filipinos should think twice in selecting a candidate who would lead the country for another six years.

“Vote wisely, think it twice or regret everything later,” said the transport worker leader, adding voters should be cautious of candidates who are like men courting women.

Olivar noted that Domagoso is the most “sincere in delivering true and genuine service to the nation” among the presidential candidates.

Like other groups who decided to switch to Domagoso, Oliver cited the efforts of Domagoso in the city of Manila during the time of the pandemic.

“Why don’t we support Isko Moreno? Only he has the plan and program to bring us out of this pandemic. He has done it in Manila, he will do it in the entire country,” he said.

Olivar also mentioned Domagoso’s 10-point agenda, saying it is very clear that it will uplift all sectors of the society.

Among the 10-point economic agenda of Domagoso are housing, education, labor and employment, health, tourism and the creative industry, infrastructure, digital transformation and industry, agriculture, good governance, and smart governance.