A social media practitioner has been reprimanded for posting a survey regarding the love life of Overseas Workers Welfare Administration (OWWA) chief Arnell Ignacio on the agency's official Facebook page.
A social media practitioner has been reprimanded for posting a survey regarding the love life of Overseas Workers Welfare Administration chief Arnell Ignacio on the agency's official Facebook page."This young, aggressive social media practitioner was reprimanded already," Ignacio said in a press briefing on Friday.
Following the incident, Ignacio said the group in charge of OWWA's Facebook page "is being reorganized."
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