Sen. Escudero warns NBI chief Matibag over remarks against senator-judges

Sen. Escudero warns NBI chief Matibag over remarks against senator-judges
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The Senate Impeachment Court admonished National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) Director Melvin Matibag on Tuesday, July 21, 2026, during the eighth day of Vice President Sara Duterte’s impeachment trial. The warning came in response to Matibag’s recent statements targeting some Senator-judges, particularly his remark regarding the investigation on alleged anomalies in the 2019 SEA Games.
Impeachment Court spokesperson Atty. Regie Tongol explained that this admonition will remain in effect until the trial concludes, though he clarified that it does not hinder the NBI from doing its legal mandate. He also added that Matibag may face possible consequences if he continuously issues statements or comments against the Senator-judges.
“One of the powers po ng court kapag may admonishment na po at hindi ka po sumunod doon is the power to hold a person in contempt for violating the lawful order of the court,” he said
[One of the powers of the court when there is already an admonishment and you fail to comply is the power to hold a person in contempt for violating the lawful order of the court.”]
However, Tongol clarified that the directive is not a gag order. Matibag is not also fully prohibited from speaking up, but it serves as a firm reminder to refrain from making remarks that undermine the credibility and integrity of the court and the Senator-judges. Meaning, Matibag must avoid direct accusations that could cast doubt on the court’s impartiality.
Both sides are expected to comply with the guidelines set by the impeachment court to maintain order as the trial is still continuous.
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Date posted: July 23, 2026 12:08 PM
 

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