Mata ng Agila

Mata ng Agila
Title card since 2021
Also known as	Mata ng Agila Primetime
Genre	News broadcasting
Created by	NET25
Directed by	Arlyn Catabui (2011–2020)
Presented by	Alex Santos Ali Sotto
Narrated by	Alex Santos
Theme music composer	Ernie Magtuto
Production
Executive producer	Ligaya Salvador
Production locations	EBC Building, #25 Central Avenue, New Era, Quezon City, Philippines
Camera setup	Single-camera setup
Running time	90 minutes
Original release
Network	NET25
Release	October 24, 2011 (2011-10-24) – present

Mata ng Agila (transl. eagle eye) is a Philippine television news broadcasting program aired by NET25. It premiered on October 24, 2011, replacing i-Balita on the network's evening lineup. The show was originally anchored by Ely Saludar, Weng Dela Fuente, and Sam Cepeda. Alex Santos and Ali Sotto currently serve as the anchors.^[1]

The program is also streaming online on YouTube.^[2]

On January 31, 2022, the program updated its theme song.

Anchors

Alex Santos serves as an anchor.

• Alex Santos (since 2022)
• Ali Sotto (since 2024)

• Nina Ricci Alagao-Flores (since 2025)

• Gianna Llanes (since 2024, Hot Stuff)

• Ely Saludar (2011–21)
• Weng dela Fuente (2011–17)
• Pia Okut-Galang (2017–19)
• Judith Llamera (2019–20)
• Sam Cepeda (2011–20)
• Vic De Leon Lima (2020–22)
• Rikki Mathay (2022–24)
• Emma Tiglao (2020–23)
• Wej Cudiamat (2025-2026)

• Gel Miranda (2014–18, Entertainment News)
• Ben Bernaldez (2018–19, Eagle News Sports)
• Phoebe Publico (2018–20, Entertainment News)
• Andrea Mendres (2018–20, Entertainment News)
• Cess Alvarez (2018–20, Entertainment News)

• Earlo Bringas (2018–20)
• Olivia Naguit-Figueroa (2018–20)
• Judith Llamera (2019–22)
• Wej Cudiamat (2019–24)
• Marie Ochoa (2019)
• Mylene Mariano-Rivera (2020)
• Toni Aquino (2021)
• Apple David (2021)
• Nelson Lubao (2021)
• Weng dela Fuente (2022)
• Nina Ricci Alagao-Flores (2022–24)
• CJ Hirro (2022)

Originally anchored by CJ Hirro and Nina Ricci Alagao-Flores, the late-night edition of Mata ng Agila premiered on April 4, 2022, on the network's evening lineup, replacing the weeknight edition of Eagle News International. It was the only English-language newscast to retain a title in the native language until April 1, 2024, when Mata ng Agila International transitioned to a Tagalog newscast to make way for World News, which aired on the same date until May 23, 2025. Alagao-Flores and Rikki Mathay currently serve as the anchors.

• Nina Ricci Alagao-Flores (since 2022)
• Rikki Mathay (interim anchor, 2023; main anchor, since 2024)

• Atty. Randy Bernardino (2023)

• CJ Hirro (2022–23)
• Gianna Llanes (2023–24)
• Alma Angeles (2024–25, World News anchor)

The noontime edition of Mata ng Agila premiered on June 26, 2023, on the network's noontime slot. Gianna Llanes currently serves as the anchor.

• Gianna Llanes (since 2023)

• Weng dela Fuente (since 2026)
• Nina Ricci Alagao-Flores (since 2026)
• Rikki Mathay (since 2026)

• Wej Cudiamat (2023-2026)

Originally anchored by Gel Miranda and Onin Miranda, the weekend edition of Mata ng Agila premiered on June 30, 2012, on the network's Saturday evening lineup, replacing Eagle News Weekend Edition. Weng dela Fuente currently serves as the anchor.

• Weng dela Fuente (since 2025)

• Mar Gabriel (since 2025)
• Rikki Mathay (since 2025)

• Gel Miranda (2012–18)
• Onin Miranda (2012–18)
• Judith Llamera (2018–22)
• Gerald Rañez (2018–22)
• Wej Cudiamat (2019-2026)
• Louisa G. Erispe (2022)
• Mar Gabriel (2022)
• Nina Ricci Alagao-Flores (2025)
• Gem Pason (2025)

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