CEBU CITY, Philippines— A Moroccan national is spreading some positive vibes by offering free food to those who can’t afford to buy some in Sibulan town in Negros Oriental.
What caught attention online was his post shared on September 22, 2020 that showed a sign that reads, “PALIHOG KUNG WALA KAY KWARTA DUOL SA CASHIER PARA HATAGAN KA UG LIBRE NGA PAGKAON.”And as we open our business, we also want to help in small ways,” Chajia said.
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