Look: Vice Mayor Nova Princess Parojinog Has Accessories, Hermes Bag Collection Worth Over P8M (Photos)

Arrested Ozamiz City Vice Mayor Nova Princess Parojinog-Echavez has dresses, accessories, and Hermes Bag collection. All of them have a total worth a whooping $158,319 (around P8 million). This was revealed at For the Motherland - Sass Rogando Sasot Facebook page this Tuesday, August 1. Look very closely at the photos below.



"Where exactly Vice Mayor Nova Princess Parojinog got her money to be able to afford these? Special thanks to the tipster who wants to remain anonymous. BRAVO!" Sass Rogando Sasot wrote as caption of the 15 photos, showing Vice Mayor Parojinog with her luxurious fashion items and their respective prices, taken from online stores such as eBay.

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In one photo, Vice Mayor Parojinog be seen in a event wearing a simple, checkered Burberry dress allegedly worth $595 (around P30,000). Interestingly, the cheapest item we saw is a Ssense polka dot shirt that allegedly $160 (around P8,000). However, behind her is a Hermès Birkin 35 Rouge Grenade Togo bag allegedly worth $22,224.04 (around P1.1 million).

Vice Mayor Nova Princess, who was arrested along her brother, Reynaldo Parojinog Jr. and six others last Sunday at around 2:30 am, can also be seen holding a green Hermes Birkin bag allegedly worth $25,999 (around P1.3 million). So far, her most expensive luxury bag shown is a violet Hermes Birkin bag allegedly worth $29,500 (around P1.4 million).

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Credit: For the Motherland - Sass Rogando Sasot Facebook

However, take note that most of the prices of the said items were taken from eBay, and therefore have cheaper prices. Interestingly, blogger Krizette Laureta Chu commented that Hermes bags are only being sold to regular customers, especially for the very rare ones. She added that in most cases, interested buyers should also first bid for the rare items.



As reported earlier, Ozamiz City Mayor Reynaldo Parojinog Sr. (the vice mayor's father) and his wife, Susan were among the 15 people who were killed during the police operation. The raiding team reportedly met by gunfire from the Parojinog compound before they were able to serve two simultaneous search warrants for illegal firearms and ammunition.

Contributed by Renato Pasayao