To aid the ever-increasing number of micro, small and medium enterprises in the country, the registration process has been streamlined as of 2018 and onwards through the Ease of Doing Business Act. This rule encourages all LGUs to provide one-stop-processing centers for new business registrations and renewals.
P-Pop has found its bright new star as new boy group BGYO’S music video for its debut single “The Light” continues to rake in thousands of views and positive reviews following the group’s grand launch.
The music video already has a combined total of over 700,000 views from its official YouTube channel and Facebook page, which continue to grow.
Composed of Gelo, Akira, JL, Mikki, and Nate, the group was initially known as SHA Boys, which first got TV audiences and netizens’ admiration as the group made the rounds of television shows. Their “It’s Showtime” performance has over a million views and earned praises for its outstanding precision.
As the music video premiered at the launch, the group got the chance to show off their skills once more. For the boys, it was a result of many hours of hard work.
PayMaya and SEAOIL are giving customers a chance to win a lifetime supply of free gas* when they #ScanToPay via PayMaya’s #BetterQR at select SEAOIL stations nationwide.
Three lucky winners from Luzon, Visayas, and Mindanao will be awarded with this grand prize. Apart from these grand promo winners, three other winners on the monthly draw will win a one year’s supply of free gas, while thirty winners will take home P3,000 worth of SEAOIL gift certificates from PayMaya.
A lifetime supply of fuel means winners will receive P5,000.00 worth of SEAOIL fuel per month during his/her actual life span, starting in the month when the winner was drawn.
Joining the raffle is easy, simply follow these steps:
Purchase at least P500 worth of fuel and lubricant products at any participating SEAOIL station and #ScanToPay with PayMaya until February 8, 2021.
The February 6th Rally of Hope is special insofar as it will gather millions of Filipinos and citizens from around the world online in an interfaith gathering to collectively pray for the healing of the world from the COVID-19 pandemic, raise awareness for the healing of Mother Earth and address climate change issues and for the healing of humanity from divisions to bring about a world of lasting peace for the sake of the future generations.
Over at mainstream radio, the critically acclaimed R&B songstress is performing well on several top 40 stations. This week, “Good Days” ranks No. 5 on 99.5 Play FM, a major pop station; No. 7 on Wave 89.1 FM, a rhythmic and urban-leaning station; and has gained prominent spots on Magic 89.9 (No. 23), and more.
The telco's continuous investments to upgrade its network, coupled with its aggressive site roll outs are adding new capacity and increasing data bandwidth available to customers. With improving internet speeds, Globe is also looking at consistency of network services across all areas where its services are available.
As Naomi G puts it, “I wanted to empower young people who are faced with unwanted or unhealthy sexual attention that causes them to psycho-socially feel like ‘Prey’. This song is an anthem of power to those who have been gaslighted, dominated, manipulated, harassed and controlled based on their gender and looks. This song is a movement about saying no quickly and firmly, whilst understanding all the microaggressions that be before getting into any kind of deception.”
