Incoming President Rodrigo Duterte said that he would not attend his own proclamation which was initially set on Monday, May 30, 2016. The announcement was made on Davao City.
Duterte garnered a total votes of 16,601,997 in the final and official tally by the official board of canvassers which was ended days ago. The margin from his closest rival Mar Roxas was called as a landslide win with a gap of 6,623,822 total-final votes.
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The tough talking Davao City mayor told media that he might just send his lawyers at the House of Representatives for his proclimation.
But why would the incoming president doesn't want to attend on his own proclamation as the most powerful person in the country?
According to Duterte, he never attended any proclamation on his entire political life.
"I’m not attending any proclamation. I’ve never attended any proclamation in my life . In all of my political aspirations, nanalo naman ako," the Davao City mayor said.
The proclamation of the president and vice president will close the joint canvas committee session which was composed of both the lower and upper house.
Rodrigo Duterte will assume office on June 30, 2016.
Duterte garnered a total votes of 16,601,997 in the final and official tally by the official board of canvassers which was ended days ago. The margin from his closest rival Mar Roxas was called as a landslide win with a gap of 6,623,822 total-final votes.
But why would the incoming president doesn't want to attend on his own proclamation as the most powerful person in the country?
According to Duterte, he never attended any proclamation on his entire political life.
"I’m not attending any proclamation. I’ve never attended any proclamation in my life . In all of my political aspirations, nanalo naman ako," the Davao City mayor said.
The proclamation of the president and vice president will close the joint canvas committee session which was composed of both the lower and upper house.
Rodrigo Duterte will assume office on June 30, 2016.
