Nadia Montenegro becomes PH Navy reservist at 52

Nadia Montenegro becomes PH Navy reservist at 52

/ 12:50 PM June 05, 2024

Nadia Montenegro becomes PH Navy reservist at 52

Nadia Montenegro (right) with Sen. Robin Padilla. Image: Instagram/@asistioynna, @officialnadiam

Nadia Montenegro, 52, was able to finish weeks of rigorous training and graduated as part of the Basic Citizen Military Course (BCMC) Class 10-2024. 

“Balik sa Diyos. Balik loob sa sarili, sa pamilya at sa gobyerno!” she said of her latest achievement through her Instagram Stories on Tuesday, June 4.

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“Stop asking what they can do for you. Start asking what you can do for yourself, your country and your family’s future,” she added.

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Nadia Montenegro becomes PH Navy reservist at 52

Image: Instagram/@officialnadiam

Nadia Montenegro becomes PH Navy reservist at 52

Image: Instagram/@officialnadiam

The actress and mom of eight was among the 48 individuals who graduated and became official reservists at the ceremony held on Tuesday.

Also present at the event was Sen. Robin Padilla, reserve lieutenant colonel in the Philippine Army, who commended the new reservists and urged them to be a “symbol to influence the youth to be part of the reservist program.”

Montenegro works at Padilla’s office as a political affairs officer.

“I just learned that there are no limits when you want to serve [and] you have the heart to serve,” Montenegro told the press.

“I encourage everyone to do their part kasi this is the moment where we need talaga each other’s strength, each other’s power together na magsama-sama para sa ating bayan,” she added.

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