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WHILE talking about a political candidate, I said, “Wala man nay hanaw.” A friend then replied, “Ang mobotar wala man pud hanaw.” And we both laughed. Haha.
Netnet Camomot is a veteran columnist and a staple of the Mindanao media landscape. Known for her signature blend of wit, candor, and relatability, she has spent years chronicling the "slices of life" that define the modern Kagay-anon experience. Her writing moves effortlessly between lighthearted lifestyle observations and sharp social commentary, offering readers a mirror to the daily rhythms of Mindanaoan society. With a focus on the personal and the local, Netnet has built a loyal following that looks to her for both humor and insight into contemporary culture. As a long-time contributor to the Mindanao Gold Star Daily, she continues to be a definitive voice in the region's opinion pages, bridging the gap between national issues and the kitchen-table conversations of her readers.
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WHILE talking about a political candidate, I said, “Wala man nay hanaw.” A friend then replied, “Ang mobotar wala man pud hanaw.” And we both laughed. Haha.

KANA bang gisugo ka lang pagpalit ug asin sa merkado. Ug sa dihang pagbalik nimo sa balay, tua na si former Pres. Rodrigo Duterte sa Hague.

THE trailer of “Mickey 17” wasn’t exactly interesting.

SEVENTEEN has become my favorite number since 2015 when I was the 17th club president of the Rotary Club (RC) of Kalayaan Cagayan de Oro.

EACH time I go to downtown Cagayan de Oro, I have to plan my itinerary.

THE Oscars came and went and I’m still clueless about the movies they were talking about.


“Early to bed and early to rise makes a man healthy, wealthy, and wise.”



