Mayor Vico Sotto on Friday took to Twitter and announced that any political campaign materials like posters, tarpaulins, and even ribbons are strictly prohibited in posting on the city-owned properties.
"I instructed out personnel through the City Admin to remove election-related materials posted in PUBLIC PROPERTY," said Vico, added that even his campaign materials is not allowed.
"Kahit tarp ko pa yan."
However, the memorandum does not cover private properties which allows individual to place their campaign materials.
"All posters, ribbons, and other related materials for purpose of electioneering and/or commercial purposes without express authorization of the city government are to be removed immediately from city owned properties, such as, but not limited to, city-owned lamp posts, perimeter walls, and city buildings," the memorandum reads which was signed by City Administrator Jeronimo Manzanero.
I instructed our personnel through the City Admin to remove election-related materials posted in PUBLIC PROPERTY.
— Vico Sotto (@VicoSotto) December 3, 2021
Kahit tarp ko pa yan.
IF private property was included then this was a mistake, and u may report to Ugnayan sa Pasig instead of posting without knowing the details. pic.twitter.com/XgXjNKTDPQ
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