#PNoy shuns #mediocrity: a challenging position in THE #AmpawRepublic

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Above photo of the Pasig River Ferry operated by the MMDA is one of many pwede-na-yan solutions the government of President BS Aquino has implemented.

And yet, here is BS Aquino preaching what he does not practice...

“ 'Let us reinforce the culture of quality and competence that has taken root in the Philippines. If we continue working together—whichever sector we may be in—we can ingrain a culture that shuns mediocrity, and consistently pursues excellence,' Aquino said during the 16th Philippine Quality Award Conferment Ceremonies at the Palace."

Source of above snippet:
http://www.gmanetwork.com/news/story/353396/news/nation/pnoy-calls-for-end-to-mediocrity-in-govt-private-sector

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