Ejercito fears privatizing Naia will backfire; Go wants full review

The privatization of the Ninoy Aquino International Airport will not benefit the public, Senator JV Ejercito believed, while Senator Christopher “Bong” Go said that a thorough review on the proposal is needed. | DFernandezINQ

The senators made the remarks in separate statements on Tuesday after the power outage at the Philippine Air Traffic Management Center on New Year’s Day,“Naia privatization will not

be good at all. Malabo yan,” Ejercito said. “We should already learn our mistakes of the past, napakarami ng vital utilities that were privatized… Ano ba ang naging pakinabang sa bansa?”

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