![]() He also became the president of Pasay City prosecutors’ league and was twice elected president of the National Prosecutors League of the Philippines. Togonon was prosecutor for 32 years, including 14 years of service as Pasay City fiscal, 13 years as chief prosecutor of Muntinlupa City and six years as Manila chief prosecutor. “Truth is, many offers came to me for a higher post in the judiciary like I could be in the Comelec, Court of Appeals or in the Justice department but my strong desire to help alleviate the living condition of the people in Pasay has led me to take this step.” ![]() “I am not supposed to retire yet as chief prosecutor of Manila,” began Togonon during a short chat with The STAR. His goal to better serve the people of Pasay fuels his desire to win the mayoralty seat. He is up against the more familiar names in Pasay. But like Eddie Garcia’s character in Hukom Bitay, Togonon is unruffled. Togonon is running for the first time as a city mayor after he retired from the Department of Justice. The gathering became even more exciting with the presence of the singing duo Miko and Gab and YouTube star Aiana Juarez who sang the campaign jingle of Togonon. ![]() They clapped with their hands raised in the air and nodded their heads in agreement to his promise of change during a political assembly which coincided with the celebration of Pasay City Day. Just like a famous star being swarmed by fans, a new face in the political arena of Pasay City came forward in the person of former Manila chief prosecutor Edward Togonon with his supporters packing the venue to the rafters. ![]()
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