DICT Chief Aguda Denies Resignation Amid Reports
Philippine Information and Communications Technology Secretary Henry Aguda denied reports of his resignation, stating he remains focused on his duties. Speculation arose following his temporary ban on Discord last week and its subsequent retraction.
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