Fe Vidal worked for ten years as a public school teacher
and later worked overseas to seek greener pastures, but she became rich
and successful after she came home to the Philippines when she started
her own boneless bangus business.
This Wednesday (April 9) in “My Puhunan,” broadcast journalist Karen Davila reveals the success story of Fe and how the latter became a millionaire to become Dagupan’s so-called “bangus queen.”
In 1989, Fe started selling 20 pieces of boneless bangus that she herself deboned and prepared using a small capital of P500.
Now, Fe’s company processes about 3,000 to 5,000 bangus a day and supplies products to supermarkets across the country.
Aside from Fe’s success story, Karen also features the famous Bangus Festival and the annual “One Town, One Product Trade Fair”
that showcases Pangasinan’s different products and specialties. Karen
gets to meet the most successful entrepreneurs in the province and their
products such as the popular delicacy called tupig, bamboo handicraft,
and longganisa.
Doris Bigornia, meanwhile, features in “Mutya ng Masa” tomorrow (April 8) the story of Michael, a graduating high school student who crosses the sea to get to school every day by riding a raft he made out of styrofoam and garbage.
According to his parents, Michael still attends classes even if it rains. Given his family’s dire situation, will Michael still be able to go to college?
Don’t miss “My Puhunan” this Wednesday (April 9), and “Mutya ng Masa” tomorrow (April 8), 3:45PM on ABS-CBN. For updates, follow @mypuhunan and @MutyaNgMasa on Twitter or like www.facebook.com/
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This Wednesday (April 9) in “My Puhunan,” broadcast journalist Karen Davila reveals the success story of Fe and how the latter became a millionaire to become Dagupan’s so-called “bangus queen.”
In 1989, Fe started selling 20 pieces of boneless bangus that she herself deboned and prepared using a small capital of P500.
Now, Fe’s company processes about 3,000 to 5,000 bangus a day and supplies products to supermarkets across the country.
Doris Bigornia, meanwhile, features in “Mutya ng Masa” tomorrow (April 8) the story of Michael, a graduating high school student who crosses the sea to get to school every day by riding a raft he made out of styrofoam and garbage.
According to his parents, Michael still attends classes even if it rains. Given his family’s dire situation, will Michael still be able to go to college?
Don’t miss “My Puhunan” this Wednesday (April 9), and “Mutya ng Masa” tomorrow (April 8), 3:45PM on ABS-CBN. For updates, follow @mypuhunan and @MutyaNgMasa on Twitter or like www.facebook.com/
For more CHIKA Patrol updates FOLLOW or LIKE CHIKA PATROL on Facebook and Twitter and ADVERTISE with us email at ilovekakulay@gmail.com
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