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If you’re reading this, there’s a high chance that you are astounded about the unique and still alive culture among early inhabitants of the country.
And, these ethnic tribe members, just like all of us, have huge dreams. It is admirable to see them chasing theirs, and we should show support.
Netizens were impressed by a Facebook post from college professor “Roel Avila” of the Philippine Normal University South Luzon Campus, where he showcased two students, Dahlia and Janeth Jugueta, who are pursuing a degree program in Education and are expected to become the first teachers in their ethnic tribe.
He said on his Facebook post, “Dahlia and Janeth (both Jugueta) dream of becoming the first teachers of their ethnic tribe in the 4th Congressional District of Quezon.”
“They are now students of PNUSL and strive to finish BMSEE and serve their people. God bless these ladies and their plans! Are there still people with good hearts to extend their helping hands?”
This elicited various reactions and comments from netizens.
“Good luck to the both of you!”
“Congrats!”
“I’m sure proud ang tribo nila sa kanilang dalawa!”
“Hangad ko ang inyong pagtatagumpay sa pagpupursigi at determinasyon na makapagtapos ng pag-aaral at maabot ang inyong mga pangarap.”
Contributed: Ricks de Leon
