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2 int’l MMA fighters killed in road mishap By CRIS DIAZ Executive Editor

CAGAYAN DE ORO CITY: Two international Mixed Martial Arts (MMA) fighters lost the fight when killed by a speeding taxicab here early Sunday, the police

said Monday. Police investigators identified the fatalities as Rocky Tune Batolbatol and his cousin Gener Ponce, both MMA international fighters. Batolbatol was scheduled to fight in Indonesia on July 29, 2017.

The police had arrested the driver identified as Gerson Bersabal, 26, of Zayas, Carmen, Cagayan De Oro who said that he did not see the victims who was crossing, using the pedestrian lane at that time. “I did not see them im-

Protesters from Normin held in checkpoints, delayed by traffic jam By GERRY LEE GORIT Correspondent

CAGAYAN de Oro City-Thousands of individuals belonging to various militant groups in Northern Mindanao were held in police and military checkpoints along the national highway going to Iligan City to attend a protest action

there in time for President Rodrigo Duterte’s State of the National Address (Sona) Tuesday afternoon. About 3,000 of protesters from this city, Bukidnon and Misamis Oriental were on 38 board trucks and vans when they were stopped at checkpoints in Barangay Bulua here, in Opol, and El Salvador City.

The delegates were from the progressive groups Bayan, Kilusang Magbubukid ng Pilipinas, League of Filipino Students, Kalumbay, Kadamay, Kilusang Mayo Uno, Union of People’s Lawyers in Mindanao, church workers, among others. It was at a checkpoint in Opol when they were

See TRAFFIC, page 11

mediately because it was very dark and raining,” Bersabal told the police while admitting that he was running a 90- kilometerper hour. The hood and the windshield of the taxi cab, See MISHAP, page 11

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n 2 minors nabbed in Iligan City, 2,000 joins ‘People’ SONA’ /p.11

Duterte urges people to report corrupt public officials /p.4

Duterte calls for passage of national land use act

Centenarian Sergio Sudaria of barangay Patrocinio, Claveria, Misamis Oriental was recognized by the Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD) 10 and the municipality of Claveria during its 67th Araw ng Claveria last Saturday after the Provincial Social Welfare and Development Office under Raul Penton, who is in charge of the senior citizens program, reviewed his documents and after thorough examination, endorsed him as a verified centenarian from Misamis Oriental. photo supplied

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Nissan shares Intelligent Mobility vision at the 1st ASEAN EV & Hybrid Summit Nissan has detailed its comprehensive Intelligent Mobility plan at the first ASEAN Electric and Hybrid Vehicles Summit, which was recently held at the World Trade Center Metro Manila. As the population of the world continues to grow, so does the clamor for more transportation. And because of this ever growing need, carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions continue to rise and contribute to global warming. Fortunately, technological advancements have enabled car manufacturers to address this impending environmental crisis. Alternatives to Internal Combustion Engines (ICEs) such as electric and hybrid vehicles have low CO2 emissions,

positioning themselves as better, cleaner options. Japanese automotive company Nissan Motor Corporation has a history of regularly investing in Electric Vehicles (EV) for more than seven decades, covering 48 countries. The company recently introduced Nissan Intelligent Mobility, a vision that helps it determine “how our vehicles should be powered, driven, and integrated into society.” “We see a future of zero emissions and fatalities through Nissan Intelligent Mobility. We want drivers to feel more confident, more connected, and more engaged in their vehicles,” says Mr. Yutaka Sanada, Nissan’s Regional Senior Vice President for Asia and Oceania, at the first

ASEAN Electric and Hybrid Vehicles Summit. Nissan’s e-powered vehicles offer more excitement through their EV acceleration and silent engine (Intelligent Power,) more confidence on the road through Nissan’s ProPilot technology (Intelligent Driving,) and more connectivity through vehicle-tohome and vehicle-tobuilding charging models (Intelligent Integration)— advancements that Nissan hopes to realize in the Philippines soon. The company’s first e-powered model is the Nissan Note and the its flagship EV, the Nissan LEAF, has earned the coveted titles of being not only the world’s first mass-produced EV but also the world’s bestselling EV, with more than 270,000 units

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sold since its launch in 2010. “As a global leader in EV and hybrid technology, Nissan is willing to participate in and contribute to the drive for electrification

Hino supports Marikina Watershed restoration Hino Motors Philippines (HMP), the exclusive distributor of Hino trucks and buses in the Philippines, reaffirms its commitment to environmental sustainability through a tree-planting activity held last July 15 in partnership with the Philippine Business for Social Progress (PBSP). As part of its Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR), HMP

supports the Marikina Watershed Project to restore the water reservoir damaged by typhoon Ondoy. Almost 50 HMP volunteeremployees planted 1,250 agroforestry tree seedlings in the Marikina Watershed, Antipolo City. “Planting of tree seedlings is one of the best ways to prevent immense flooding brought about by strong typhoons. Our

commitment to this project is aligned with our corporate mission to make the world a better place to live in by helping people and goods get where they need to go safely, economically and with environmental sustainability,” said HMP HR Manager Adelia Grimalt. The activity is also a means of empowering local communities in Barangay Calawis,

Antipolo City that were also affected by typhoon Ondoy. In addition, this is HMP’s way of helping households and industries across Metro Manila as the Marikina Watershed is a major source of groundwater reserves for the region. HMP conducts various activities as part of its annual CSR program. These include medical missions, Brigada Eskwela and bloodletting projects.

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Duterte urges people to report corrupt public officials In his second State of the Nation Address (SONA) Monday, President Rodrigo R. Duterte reiterated the resolved of his government to fight illegal drugs and crimes in order to protect the people and the country. Duterte also lambasted his critics when he implemented and extended Martial Law in the entire island of Mindanao. He said that he declared ML in Mindanao on the belief that it is the shortest way to quell the rebellion in Marawi City. Besides, rebellion is going on in Mindanao. Martial Law also facilitated the arrest of other wanted persons responsible for the terror

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attacks in the various areas in Mindanao. Again, he reiterated his resolve not to talk to the left anymore. And, warned them that he would not be cowed by threats. “I am fed up,” Duterte said. While the President talked a lot of the government’s program policies, he failed to elucidate the immediate problem confronting the country like poverty, employment, and economic prerogatives. Although he made mention of the “build, build, build” policy, which he claimed to be the major flagship of the government, he did not really elaborate it. Other than saying that the

“RoRo” [roll-on, roll off ] route in the Asean countries is now open. Perhaps, he was referring to the DavaoIndonesia and vice-versa cargo shipping routes. The social land reform was also not discussed thoroughly, instead the President provided additional funding for the Overseas Filipino Workers (OFW) office in order to oversee and take care the OFWs. However, the President enjoined the public to tell Malacañang about corrupt government officials. He asked the public to cooperate by texting the hotline number 8888. Duterte said he would attain to com-

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plaints, especially against corruption in the government. Duterte also insinuated that in the government bidding process, it is the lowest bid that promotes graft and corruption in the government. Duterte’s message was a direct instruction to the Congress and the Commissions on Audit (COA) to revise the rules of the government’s bidding process. “ There is a need to change the procedure in the procurement process, or I will change you See report, page 11

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CONGRESS, it seems, has no alternative but to extend martial law until the end of this year because President Rodrigo Duterte wanted it that way. Some 261 members of Congress voted like the EDITORIAL strike of lightning in favor of ALLAN M. MEDIANTE the extension while only 18 Editor-in-Chief had the strength to oppose. Whatever President ruel pelone CRIS DIAZ Duterte wants in con Managing Editor Executive Editor gress, he gets it because MARK FRANCISCO many of our senators and Lifestyle Editor congressmen are afraid of GILBERT Y. CHAO gerry lee gorit the president for political Motoring Editor Photo Journalist reasons. They lost their independence and will to PAT SAMONTE CHRIS PANGANIBAN oppose because they always Regional Editor Caraga Regional Editor-Caraga think the executive body Rene Michael BaÑos uRIEL C. QUILINGUING is more powerful than the Regional Editor Northmin Contributing Editor legislature. What I fear most AL JACINTO JOE FELICILDA is the president might ex Regional Editor-WestMin Editorial Consultant tend martial law until the

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end of his term and would cover not only Mindanao but the whole country. The possibility then that the president becomes a dictator is definitely not remote. The government is already making plans to rehabilitate Marawi City even as hundreds of bombs are being dropped in the area and both sides are incurring deaths, nearly everyday Fighting is as heavy at the beginning of the conflict. I can see the government is trying to prove the Maute is losing the battle. The military admitted the terrorists are having so many weapons and, therefore, can sustain the battle indefinitely. We should be aware that the attack in Marawi did

not happen accidentally. The Maute group had planned everything for years the reason why our soldiers are having difficulties to penetrate. The terrorists knew so much the terrain of the battlefield while many of our soldiers come from far away places and do not know what Maawi looks like. Before the siege of the city, the terrorists have positioned themselves in high rise buildings, put up ambush positions in roads and bridges and everywhere was utterly protected. They knew where the military would come from and which area it will fight. In short, there was preparedness on the part of the terrorists. Of course our soldiers are

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battle-tested and ready, but the venue of action is strange to them. President Rody Duterte was over acting when he visited Marawi in full camouflage uniform with a .45 caliber pistol hanging on his side. Of course we understand he is the commander-in-chief of the Armed Forces, but he should not be there to risk his life. He should trust military generals See black, page 11

Politics of revenge harms the people In every government administration, it has a period. In any country, the leadership of that nation has its time to end. In fact, the nation will be dragged into the periodical leadership, possibly, with a different theme of vision and mission. Yet the vision and mission of any nation should be the same as stipulated in the first birth of the country, especially those which were colonized by other nation and liberated or independent. During any period, there is always a tendency of the previous problems to be spoken up. There are always problems that had not been discussed, but suddenly in the present period with the new government, they are all taken into account. Public get shocked when the problem is really very influential to the whole nation. Such a problem

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can be either the scandal of corruption or any policy that really make the nation feel being deceived. In that kind of political atmostphere, the polemic can create different interpretations. These interpretation depend on the people’s level of understanding and knowledge for analysis. First, the public will interprete that the problem come up today may be due to being the absence of good governance duting the previous administra-

tion and leaadership. This interpretation is logical when the problem that is being discussed in an open public is so serious and real. Second, the public may interpret that the problems being spoken up to the public are intentionally for character assassination for the very influential towering figures who might be the hinder of the present government administration. This is the worse interpretation but it can be true when there is no evidence for proving such problems. The people, and especially the laymen, get shocked and feel being harmed by the present government. This can create more chaos throughout the nation and lead to the disintegration. Third, the public probably interprets that the problems being blatantly opened up are due to revenge. This is not worse but the worst

drama play. However, all the above can also happen every where in any country. Every change of the new government, there is always the blaming of the previous policies. This kind of trick and modus will never solve the real national problem. Instead, it will create another new problem. There is a good lesson from the quality culture derived from Kaizen management. It is the culture of imrpoving the condition incrementally or continuously. But, it is the philosophy of quality culture. The first philosophy is that, a problem is good when it is solved directly in every period, not in the latter one. The second philosophy is that a real problem is a mountain of treasure. The more we have the problems and are directly solved, the more improvement See POLITICS, page 11

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Tuesday, July 25, 2017

Electric foundation empowers teachers catering to Marawi crisis-affected learners By Elaine O. Ratunil

CAGAYAN DE ORO CITY -- One Meralco Foundation (OMF) in partnership with the Department of Education and the Cebu-based Coalition for Better Education (CBE) distributed energy education kit at the City Central School in Cagayan de Oro City, July 22. The current crisis in Marawi prompted OMF to realize the need to distribute these flashcards to internally displaced learners in calamity or war-stricken areas. OMF President Jeffrey O. Tarayao said that having gained information that a good number of child evacuees have been enrolled to schools in the cities of Cagayan de Oro and Iligan, OMF and CBE subsequently planned and organized a kit distribution to schools that were identified as having accommodated a high population of displaced students that evacuated from Marawi City. Tarayao said the education kit would help DepEd in educating the learners especially now there is an influx of students in the region following the erup-

tion of fight between the terrorist Maute group and the government forces. He said these cards could be used outside the classrooms. According to Dr. Noe D. Simene, education support services chief, DepEd Region 10, that as of July 14, 2017 there are at least 14,525 learners from Marawi City and affected areas that have been accommodated to study in various public schools in northern Mindanao of which 10,688 are for Kindergarten to Grade 6 learners while the remaining 3837 are seventh to 12th grade. CBE Luchi C. Flores said that the energy education learning cards are a set of flashcards that facilitate a more interactive and engaging classroom discussion on energy. These cards are classified into three types: Knowledge (Know) cards are basically question-andanswer type cards; Do (Activity) cards teach energy topics in a more dynamic and creative way; and PBL (Project Based Learning) cards enable students to solve certain issues concerning energy as a group. See empowers, page 8

A HAPPY COMMUNITY SPORTS PROJECT IN TUBIGAN, INITAO, MISAMIS ORIENTAL – VICE GOVERNOR JOEY G. PELAEZ, along with PROVINCIAL BOARD MEMBER JIGJAG G. PELAEZ, handed over a brand new fiber glass basketball boards and balls to Barangay Tubigan, Initao, Misamis Oreintal thru its Barangay Chairman ROGER C. BAGARES. The event was witnessed by Barangay Councilors JENALYN WASLO, AVELINA BURAY, SAURO NOBLE, JUANITO WASLO, TEMIS GONZAGA and REYNALDO DIGANG, Barangay Police Workers, Barangay Health Workers and residents of Barangay Tubigan. Provincial Board Member JIGJAG G. PELAEZ is the Vice Chair of the Committee on Sports and Youth Development.

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DAVAO CITY-- The Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP) guarantees that safeguards and other mechanisms are in place against possible abuses of the military under the area of the Eastern Mindanao Command (Eastmincom). This was the assurance ma d e by E ast m i nc om Deputy Commander and spokesperson of the command on martial law here, Brig. Gen . Gilbert Gapay following the approval of the extension of the martial period in Mindanao. “The same safeguards prescribed by the Constitution and the other safeguards and mechanisms that were emplaced and established during the 60day martial law,” Gapay said. Gapay welcomed the approval of the extension of the martial period in Mindanao until the end of the year, saying: “the legislators understand the necessity of extending it.” Gapay vowed the AFP, which is the implementer of martial law, will continue to do its task in accordance with the existing laws and other guidelines that will be given to them. Gapay earlier reported that as of June 30, Eastmincom under the leadership of Lt. Gen . Rey Leonardo Guerrero, has continuously prevented the spillover or spread of the Marawi crisis in Eastmincom’s area and effectively shielded Eastern Mindanao from terrorist attacks and deterred any diversionary, retaliatory or sympathetic attacks by local terrorist groups. During the 60-day martial law period, Eastmincom reported that Eastern Mindanao remains generally peaceful, safe, and secure due to tightened security measures being implemented by the Command. As of June 30, a total of 17,494 checkpoint operations was already conducted, both fixed and mobile checkpoints. They conducted 9,742 security and visibility patrols focusing on vital installations, critical infrastructures, places of convergence such as malls and churches, Gapay reported. They have also 31 violators in these checkpoints; confiscated 15 firearms and even confiscated 11 illegal

drugs. Curfews were also being implemented in 129 cities and municipalities all over Eastern Mindanao. Eastmincom was able to activate martial law special action groups to run after and apprehend, track, apprehend those terrorists and supporters included in the arrest order issued by the martial law administrator. Also, 5,900 barangay intelligence nets were established to help track terrorists. In a special joint session on Saturday, the Philippine Congress voted (261-18) to extend the period of martial law until the year-end overwhelmingly approving the request of President Rodrigo Duterte. In a statement, Davao City Rep. Karlo Nograles and PBA Party-list Representative Jericho Nograles both supported the extension. Karlo Nograles, who chairs the House Committee on Appropriations emphasized that: “patriotism and duty to the country dominated as the special joint session of Congress voted to extend President Rody Duterte’s proclamation of martial law in Mindanao.” He said both chambers of Congress led by Senate President Aquilino Pimentel III and House Speaker Pantaleon Alvarez deserve the people’s trust and confidence for upholding the integrity of the nation’s constitutional and democratic processes and territory. “Now let us allow our security forces to do their job of finally crushing the terrorist rebels in Marawi and defeat all other terrorist groups in Mindanao. I also hope and pray that Marawi and Mindanao will be cleared of all terrorist and rebel threats so we can start rebuilding Marawi and Mindanao can rise again,” he said. On the other hand, Jericho Nograles said extending the President’s proclamation of martial law only affirmed the national consensus of support to his unflinching war against terrorism and other serious crimes. “The leadership and the members of both the Senate and the House of Representatives, as representatives of the people, voiced their respective positions in the See vows, page 8

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DavNor mayors reminded on regulating tricycles, pedicabs in highways for safety reasons, no TAGUM CITY,: Davao EDITOR ALLANdel M. that MEDIANTE Norte- - Chief Superin- tricycle or pedicab should tendent Manuel Gaerlan, operate on national highregional director of the ways utilized by 4-wheel Police Regional Office XI, vehicles greater than 4 tons reminded the mayors of and where normal speed the three local government exceed 40 kilometers per units in Davao del Norte hour; however, the Sp/SB about road discipline par- (local Sanggunian) may ticularly on regulating allow if there is no other tricycles and pedicabs on alternative route. “I have initiated the national highways. Director Gaerlan bared enforcement of road disduring the Tagum Biz Talk cipline. Our objective is at Big 8 Corporate Hotel for the improvement of in Tagum City that present the quality of life of the during the meeting were residents na dapat walang Tagum City Mayor Alan road hazards, walang acRellon, Carmen Mayor cidents (that should be Virginia Perandos and a with no road hazards, no representative of Panabo accident),” he added. City Mayor James Gamao. Gaerlan emphasized Gaerlan reminded the that if everyone will have mayors that tricycles and the culture of road discipedicabs are not allowed pline including the usage to operate on national of the pedestrian, the road highways subject to certain and traffic conditions will improve. provisions. He is referring to the When asked about the Department of Interior and reaction of the chief execuLocal Government (DILG) tives, Gaerlan disclosed Memorandum Circular that they have agreed to No. 2007-01 dated Janu- talk first with the different ary 2, 2007 on the basic associations of the drivconsideration in the prepa- ers and operators of the ration of city or munici- tricycles and pedicabs, pal tricycle and pedicab and place signages along franchise and regulatory national highway before fully implementing the ordinance or code. Under the operating law in the coming weeks. condition, the memo states PIA

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Tuesday, July 25, 2017

Biblical reflection

Decrease the power of devil in your life The Gospel of Jesus Christ (July25, 2017-Tuesday)Matthew 21:33-43, 45-46” There was a landowner who PLANTED A VINEYARD AND PUT A WALL AROUND IT AND DUG A WINE PRESS IN IT, AND BUILT A TOWER, and rented it out to vine-growers and went on a journey. “When the harvest time approached, he sent his slaves to the vine-growers

to receive his produce. “The vine-growers took his slaves and beat one, and killed another, and stoned a third. “Again he sent another group of slaves larger than the first; and they did the same thing to them. “But afterward he sent his son to them, saying, `They will respect my son.’ “But when the vine-growers saw the son, they said among themselves, `This is the

heir; come, let us kill him. Killing became the culture of the Jews in the old Setting. It was just easily for them to put anyone to death if ever proven preaching the words of God. They hated the representatives of God on this earth. Because it was their culture, Jesus became one of their victims. This is the image if our society has bad cultures that we inherited from our ances-

tors. This is the reason why I preach in different means: Radio, Television, Newspapers, Internet and book because I have a great desire to eradicate the bad cultures that we have by the helps of God. You need to change your society in order that, your future growing generation could not be contaminated by this evil doings. Do not permit those evil triumphs but fight until your last

breath because this is your legacy to be left in this society. Take note, probably some people opposed your good motives but never mind because you will win at the end. On this earth has two forces revolving: God’s force and evil force. It’s up to you what force you will apply and possess in your life. I am praying that you will choose the force of God for you to decrease the

Bro. Edcel L. Closas power of devil in your life.

Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas Holds 2017 Awards Ceremony and Appreciation Lunch for Stakeholders in Region II The Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) will honor its stakeholders who have provided exemplary support to its statistical undertakings, information needs, and advocacy programs during the 2017 Awards Ceremony and Appreciation Lunch for BSP Stakeholders in Region II. With the theme “Transforming Shared Visions into Dynamic Partnership,” the occasion will be held on Tuesday, 25 July 2017 from 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. at Japi Hotel, Maharlika Highway, Cauayan City, Isabela. Monetary Board Member Juan D. De Zuniga, Jr. will lead in honoring this year’s awardees and stakeholders. The BSP will give ten

awards to outstanding partners: for the Information Support category—two for the Business Expectations Survey (BES), and one for Sources of Information for the Report on Regional Economic Developments; and for the Advocacy Support category—one for the Credit Surety Fund (CSF) Program, two for the Local Government Unit (LGU) Coordination, three for the Currency Programs of the BSP, and one for Implementing BSP Advocacy on the Conduct of Public Information Campaigns. The Outstanding Respondent among Large and Medium Firms and the Outstanding Respondent among

Small Firms will be awarded to BES respondents selected from among the country’s top corporations in Region II that participated regularly in the survey by providing timely, complete, accurate and consistent responses. The Outstanding Partner for Sources of Information for the Report on Regional Economic Developments will be bestowed to the agency or institution that provided the BSP with information support to have an effective scan of the economic environment in the region. The Outstanding CSF LGU Partner will be given to the CSF that exhibited exceptional efforts in promoting CSF to micro, small and medium en-

terprises (MSME) under its jurisdiction. The Kapit-Bisig Award (Provincial Level) and Kapit-Bisig Award (Municipal Level) will be granted to the LGU, which has successfully collaborated with the BSP in attaining consumer protection. The Outstanding Regional Partner for Currency Programs will be conferred to the agencies or institutions that supported the BSP’s currency programs and advocacies in Region II such as the Clean Note Policy, Coin Recirculation and Demonetization of the New Design Series. Lastly, the Outstanding Regional Partner for implementing BSP Advocacy on the Conduct of Public Information

Campaign will be awarded to the agency or institution that has supported the BSP’s public information campaigns conducted in Region II. This occasion is the second of the BSP’s regional stakeholders’ events which will be held from July to September 2017 in 12 areas outside the National Capital Region to honor stakeholders in various award categories. Stakeholders of the BSP in the National Capital Region were earlier recognized during the

awards ceremony held last 11 July 2017 at the BSP Main Complex, Manila. This event is expected to further improve and strengthen the partnerships between the BSP and its stakeholders, resulting in a more successful information gathering and conduct of advocacy campaigns to accomplish the BSP’s objectives of safeguarding price stability and promoting a healthy financial system as well as ensuring an efficient payments and settlements system in the country.

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by training teachers to develop localized learning materials on energy, and incorporating them, as an additional resource, in the K to 12 curriculum of DepEd. The teacher-authors of the cards gave an orientation on the use of the flashcards after the turn-over of the kits. (EOR/PIA10)

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its inception, Energy Ed flashcards have been distributed to schools nationwide. OMF, the corporate foundation and social responsibility arm of Manila Electric Company (MERALCO) launched the Energy Education Program in 2014. Its goal is to promote a deeper appreciation and responsible use of energy especially among the youth by developing learning materials, compatible with the K-12 curriculum of DepEd, that allow energy concepts and issues to be taught and discussed in the classroom. OMF pioneered an advocacy to promote energy education to Filipino youth

open debate, demonstrating an unwavering defense of the nation’s territorial integrity and its constitutional and democratic institutions. For this act of patriotism, they deserve our people’s adulation! Now let’s buckle down to work and start rehabilitating Marawi,” he said. PNA Republic of the Philippines Department of Transportation LAND TRANSPORTATION FRANCHISING AND REGULATORY BOARD Regional Office No. XI Davao City

Petition for Extension of Validity of a Certificate of Public Convenience with DROPPING and SUBSTITUTION OF UNIT operate an AIR CONDITIONED TAXI service.

Petition for Extension of Validity of a Certificate of Public Convenience to operate an PUJ DUAL Ordinary Regular Service Regular service. No. R11-EVTX-2017-7-344 (2013-XI-00344) (With Dropping and Substitution of unit)

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Republic of the Philippines Department of Transportation LAND TRANSPORTATION FRANCHISING AND REGULATORY BOARD Regional Office No. XI Davao City

JONNE JAY D. BUSTAMANTE,Case Doing business under the name & style “BABY G TAXI” Petitioner.

NOTICE OF FILING OF APPLICATION FOR ALIEN EMPLOYMENT PERMIT (AEP)

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Petition is a grantee of a Certificate of Public Convenience issued in this case authorizing the operation of a AIRCONDITIONED TAXI service on the route: WITHIN DAVAO CITY to any point in Region XI with the use of ONE (1) unit, which Certificate will expire on December 31, 2017. In the petition filed on July 13, 2017, petitioner requests authority to extend the validity of said Certificate. In the same petition, petitioner likewise requests to DROP the authorized unit and to SUBSTITUTE the same with another unit bearing Chassis No. PAEVB5MLGGB002373. NOTICE is hereby given that this petition will be heard by this Board on August 15, 2017 at 8:30 a.m. at this office at the above address. At least TEN (10) Days prior to the above date petitioner shall publish this Notice once in a newspaper of local circulation. Parties opposed to the granting of the petition must filed their written opposition supported by documentary evidence on or before the above date furnishing a copy of the same to the petitioner, and may if they so, desire appear on said date and time. This petition will be acted upon by this Board on the basis of its records and the documentary evidence submitted by the parties, unless the Board deems it necessary to receive additional documentary and/or oral evidence. WITNESS Atty. TERESITA DELA PEÑAYÑIGUEZ, Regional Director, this 14th day of July 2017 at Davao City. (Sgd.) Atty. CATTLEYA B. ACAYLAR Attorney IV MDN: July 25, 2017

ANNIE F. MANDANAS, Petitioner.

Case No. R11-EV-PJ-2017-7-1657 (2016-XI-01657)

NOTICE OF HEARING Petition is a grantee of a Certificate of Public Convenience issued in this case authorizing the operation of a PUJ DUAL Ordinary Regular service on the route: MULIG and for cargoes as dual service from said route to any point in Region XI with the use of ONE (1) unit, which Certificate will expire on May 30, 2018. In the petition filed on July 19, 2017, petitioner requests authority to extend the validity of said Certificate to operate along the same route with the use of the same unit previously authorized. NOTICE is hereby given that this petition will be heard by this Board on August 22, 2017 at 8:30 a.m. at this office at the above address. At least TEN (10) Days prior to the above date petitioner shall publish this Notice once in a newspaper of local circulation. Parties opposed to the granting of the petition must filed their written opposition supported by documentary evidence on or before the above date furnishing a copy of the same to the petitioner, and may if they so, desire appear on said date and time. This petition will be acted upon by this Board on the basis of its records and the documentary evidence submitted by the parties, unless the Board deems it necessary to receive additional documentary and/or oral evidence. WITNESS Atty. TERESITA DELA PEÑAYÑIGUEZ, Regional Director, this 20th day of July 2017 at Davao City. (Sgd.) Atty. CATTLEYA B. ACAYLAR Attorney IV MDN: July 25, 2017

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Tuesday, July 25, 2017

The demands of educational leadership By SILVINO D. GUANGCO Jr. Teacher I Montol NHS

THE demands on educational leaders are evolving. To prepare yourself to face these challenges and create transformative change in education, you need to understand the role of educational leadership, its responsibilities and your options for furthering your education to move your career forward in this field. Educational leadership involves working with teachers and other education professionals on systemic plans to improve educational programming and outcomes. From K-12 to h igher education, leaders in the industry include teachers, superintendents, principals, department chairs and deans. To facilitate improvement and positive change, the role of educational leaders may

Educational management

analyze student data and observe classes to pinpoint potential problems and areas for improvement, build effective teams and committees, change organizational structure, create and update budgets, design, implement and assess school policy and procedures, hire, evaluate and manage teachers, set curriculum standards and work to reform education on the provincial or national level. To accomplish these tasks, it is imperative to work and communicate with others including teachers, staff and students and their families. School performance benefits from a collaborative approach to leadership which includes sharing findings, failures and concerns. Relationship building is essential to effective educational leadership and it is vital to acknowledge and support the roles and contributions of all stakeholders.

By MARIBEL DINULOS VALE Administrative Aide VI Department of Education, Division of Ozamis City

EDUCATIONAL management is both a field of academic study and a collective group of professionals that includes principals, teachers and other education professionals. Educational management, also sometimes known as educational administration, is commonly associated with elementar y and secondary schools as well as institutes of higher learning like colleges and universities.

Those working in educational management might act as policymakers, researchers or consultants to help evaluate and develop ways to enrich and enhance the educational system at all levels. Thus management of education or educational management implies the practical measures for ensuring the system to work for achieving the goals or objectives of an educational institution. So

I strongly believe that Edukasyong Pantahanan at Pangkabuhayan has an extremely important place in our educational system today here in the Philippines. This academic discipline incorporates in our new

K-12 curriculum as many pertinent life skills that will help students succeed independently in their chosen career paths. Through this program, one will prove his essence throughout the life span. The most important aspect of Edukasyong Pantahanan at Pangkabuhayan is that students do not only learn that the subject matter has

should be provided with ade quate faci lities for reaching the highest levels of achievement and for improving the professional growth to the maximum. For this, human resource needs are to be identified. Proper selection and recruitment are made. For every organization or institution, basic infrastructure in concrete terms is essential. And lastly, there are also resources which are mostly based on ideas and ideals, heritage and image. These are the ideation resources.

Letting children play gives their brains time to reboot By BRENDA OCAMPOS ACIERTO Administrative Aide VI Department of Education, Division of Ozamis City

FREE-form attention is what the brain defaults to

when it’s off-task, allowed to move in any direction it

Importance of Edukasyong Pantahanan at Pangkabuhayan to Filipino Learners By MERASOL MOLINA-ANCIS Master Teacher I Maranding Central ES Lala Central District Division of Lanao del Norte

educational management operates in educational organizations or institutions. School management, as a body of educational doctrine, comprises a number of principles and precepts relating primarily to the technique of classroom procedure and derived largely from the practice of successful teachers. It consists of human resources, physical and material resources and ideation resources. The individuals involve d i n t he pro c e ss

relevance to their present lives but that it will be of constant use as they continue to grow. One of the areas in Edukasyong Pantahanan at Pangkabuhayan is that students do not only learn that the subject matter has relevance to their present lives but that it will be of constant use as they continue to grow. One of the areas in Edukasyong

Pantahanan at Pangkabuhayan is Home Economics which is emphasized on personal development, decision making and interpersonal skills. Taking courses in Home Economics at school allow students to acquire the necessary decision making, social and communicative skills which are important for occupational success.

wants. It happens when the brain is in resting state. There’s a constructive form of goofing off that is restorative to the brain and therefore important for strength-based teaching. Good goofing is active. The mind is not simply being fed stimuli. Rather, the activity engages the mind in a way that simultaneously gives it free rein. Good goofing off happens when the person participating is competent enough at the activity that he or she does not have to focus closely on the process or the techniques. It happens when reading, cooking a familiar recipe, shooting baskets or simply daydreaming. Good goofing

acts as a bridge between directed attention when people are laser-focused on something specific and mindfulness when people actively notice the thoughts that arise during free-form attention. Research now shows that in this resting state, the brain is still highly active. In other words, children are always busy even when they don’t look it. It’s not that kids aren’t paying attention during this time; it’s that their attention has shifted within. Important things are going on in there. When a child has finished her math homework and is taking time to make a smoothie, the brain is still processing information very effectively.

Technical Education and Skills Development Authority MISAMIS OCCIDENTAL PROVINCIAL OFFICE 2017 COMPENDIUM OF REGISTERED PROGRAMS ALORAN TRADE HIGH SCHOOL (ATHS) Aloran, Mismis Occidental  Electrical Installation and Maintenance – 402 Hours

INTERNATIONAL HEALTH LINK CAREGIVER TRAINING CENTER (IHLCTC) Purisima Street, Ozamiz City, Misamis Occidental  Caregiving NC II- 786 Hours

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CHRISTIAN MINDANAO COLLEGES (CMC) Calderon, Street, Nacional, Jimenez, Misamis Occidental  Shielded Metal Arc Welding – 268 Hours  Automotive Servicing NC I – 156 Hours  Automotive Servicing NC II – 676 Hours C-LAN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY (CIT) 3rd Floor, Lim Building, Lower Langcangan Oroquieta City, Misamis Occidental  Bread and Pastry Production NC II – 116 Hours  Cookery NC II – 316 Hours  Health Care Services NC II – 436 Hours COLLEGE OF COMMUNICATION, INFORMATION AND TECHNOLOGY, Inc. (CCIT)  Visual Graphic Design NC III – 665 Hours  Bookkeeping NC II – 292 Hours  Front Office Services NC II – 442 Hours  Computer Systems Servicing NC II – 280 Hours DEOR and DUNE ACADEME SCHOOL OF TECHNOLOGY, Inc. (DDAST) 3rd& 4th Floor JC Building, Barrientos Street, Poblacion 2 Oroquieta City, Misamis Occidental  Events Management Services NC III – 108 Hours  Visual Graphic Design NC III – 487 Hours  Bookkeeping NC III – 292 Hours  Bread and Pastry Production NC II – 141 Hours  Cookery NC II – 316 Hours  Computer Systems Servicing NC II – 280 Hours  Food and Beverage Services NC II – 356 Hours  Housekeeping NC II – 436 Hours GO GLOBAL TECHNICAL SCHOOL, Inc. (GGTS) Pk1, Bgakay, Ozamiz City, Misamis Occidental  Electrical Installation and Maintenance NC II – 192 Hours  Shielded Metal Arc Welding NC I – 268 Hours  Shielded Metal Arc Welding NC II – 268 Hours IMMACULATE CONCEPTION SCHOOL OF TECHNOLOGY OF OZAMIZ CITY, Inc. (ICST) 2ND Floor Fred Liong Building, Port Road, Ozamiz City Misamis Occidental  Pipefitting NC II – 202 Hours  Trainers Methodology Level 1 – 264 Hours  Bookkeeping NC II – 292 Hours  Visual Graphic Design NC III – 487 Hours  Computer Systems Servicing NC II – 280 Hours  Domestic Work NC II – 218 Hours  Bartending NC II – 438 Hours  Food and Beverage Services NC II – 356 Hours  Housekeeping NC II – 436 Hours  Health Care Services NC II – 996 Hours  Motorcycle and Small Engine Servicing NC II – 278 Hours  Front Office Services NC II – 442 Hours  Dressmaking NC II – 275 Hours  Electronic Products Assembly and Servicing NC II – 260 Hours  2D Animation NC III – 840 Hours  Cookery NC II – 316 Hours  Bread and Pastry Production NC II – 141 Hours  Ships’ Catering (Ships’ Cooks) NC III – 160 Hours  Trainers Methodology Level 1 MTP – 264 Hours MDN: July 25, 2017

NORTHWESTERN MINDANAO CHRISTIAN COLLEGES, Inc. (NMCC) Tudela, Misamis Occidental  Bread and Pastry Production NC II – 116 Hours LA SALLE UNIVERSITY (LSU) Burgos-Valconcha Streets, Aguada Ozamiz City, Misamis Occidental  Caregiving NC II – 786 Hours  Cookery NC II – 316 Hours  Bread and Pastry Production NC II – 141 Hours MISAMIS OCCIDENTAL TECHNOLOGICAL INSTITUTE, Inc. (MOTI) Pastrano Street, Poblacion 1, Oroquieta City, Misamis Occidental  Caregiving NC II – 1,022 Hours  Driving NC II – 122 Hours  Bread and Pastry Production NC II – 116 Hours  Trainers Methodology Level 1 – 264 Hours  Cookery NC II – 316 Hours  Food and Beverage Services NC II – 356 Hours MISAMIS UNIVERSITY, Inc. (MU) H.T. Feliciano Street, Ozamiz City, Misamis Occidental  Caregiving NC II – 786 Hours  Health Care Services NC II – 996 Hours  Security Services NC II – 378 Hours  Machining NC II – 337 Hours  Shielded Metal Arc Welding NC II – 268 Hours NATIONAL INSTITUTE FOR TECHNICAL EXCELLENCE, Inc. (NITEX) 3RD Floor De Barras Building, Independence – Conol Streets, Poblacion 2, Oroquieta City, Misamis Occidental  Events Management Services NC III – 108 Hours  Contact Center Services NC II – 144 Hours  Bookkeeping NC III – 292 Hours NORTH CENTRAL MINDANAO COLLEGE, Inc. (NCMC) Pk 5 Cotta Area, BaybayTriumfo, Ozamiz City Misamis Occidental  Bread and Pastry Production NC II – 141 Hours  Cookery NC II – 316 Hours SOUTHEAST ASIAN INSTITUTE OF LOCAL GOVERNANCE, Inc. (SAILG) Upper Rizal, Oroquieta City, Misamis Occidental  Agricultural Crops Production NC I – 302 Hours TECHNOLOGY AND AGRICULTURAL LEARNING INSTITUTE AND NATURE ONENESS, Inc. (TALINO) Pk 4, Pulot, Ozamiz City, MisamisOccidenbtal  Agricultural Crops Production NC III – 445 Hours NORTHWESTERN MINDANAO SCHOOL OF TECHNOLOGY, Inc. (NWMST) Port Road, Ozamiz City, Misamis Occidental  Driving NC II – 118 Hours  Shielded Metal Arc Welding NC I – 268 Hours  Shielded Metal Arc Welding NC II – 268 Hours  Bread and Pastry Production NC II – 116 Hours  Cookery NC II – 316 Hours  Housekeeping NC II – 436 Hours  Bartending NC II – 438 Hours  Food and Beverage Services NC II – 356 Hours  Beauty Care (Nail Care) NC II – 216 Hours

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P5-B from nat’l budget for Marawi City rehab

THE government is now prepared to mobilize P5 billion worth of funds from the national budget for the rehabilitation and recovery of war-torn Marawi according to the Department of Budget and Management (DBM), in advisory over the weekend. During the regular Mindanao Hour Press Briefing in Malacañan, Budget Secretary Benjamin Diokno stressed that the funding for the city’s reconstruction would be a “multi-year task.” So far, DBM has already identified P5 billion worth of standby funds from the 2017 budget of various government agencies, the bulk of which will come from the National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council (NDRRMC). Diokno said that for the following year, the DBM has already set aside P10 billion that will come from the P25.5 billion budget al-

located for the NDRRMC. “The bulk of this will come from the NDRRMC fund and then the contingent fund,” he said. The Budget chief also said that the international community has expressed willingness to assist the Philippine government in the recovery of Marawi. Among the international organizations that committed financial help are the World Bank (WB) and the Asian Development Bank (ADB). Diokno then assured the public that all funds would be properly accounted for. “Why is accountability important? Well, we learned our lessons from the ‘Yolanda’ incident. The Filipino people should know how the money was spent,” he stressed. Meanwhile, memberagencies of the Inter-Agency Task Force Bangon Marawi are set to conduct a meeting

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with local officials and chief executives to formalize the initial rehabilitation plan. Office of Civil Defense Post-Disaster Evaluation and Management Chief Lenie Alegre said the subcommittees are expected to present their initial plans to the local government units by next week. “So, even before we end the conflict, the government is actually planning ahead for early recovery and rehabilitation as well as possible reconstruction,” Alegre stressed. For his part, Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP) Spokesperson Brig. Gen. Restituto Padilla Jr. reiterated the military’s continuous efforts to restore normalcy in the areas of conflict. He said two engineering brigades are already on the ground and are working closely with local officials in preparing the temporary resettlement area for the evacuees. Meanwhile, Presidential Spokesperson Ernesto Abella said that the clearing operations of infrastructures in Marawi City are progress-

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JASON P. ALMONTE City Mayor

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that President Duterte plans to submit the proposed national budget for 2018 on the same day that President Duterte delivers his second State of the Nation Address (SONA). Diokno said the biggest allocation would be for the education department, as well as for infrastructure development. “Now this budget is consistent with President Duterte’s ‘Build, Build, Build’ program to usher in the Golden Age of Infra-

structure in the Philippines and his desire to develop the Filipino youth into an agile, competent workforce for the future,” he stressed. The government aims to spend around P8- to P9trillion on infrastructure development from 2017 up to 2022, Diokno cited. He said the administration plans to finance its “bold infrastructure programs” through a combination of tax and non-tax revenues, as well as external and domestic borrowings.###PND

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ing positively, with 48 more buildings cleared yesterday, July 13. Around 600 buildings remain to be cleared. As for the donations for Marawi victims, as of July 13, donations for soldiers killed in action have soared to P5,554,823.23 while donations for internally displaced persons have reached P779,727.21. 2018 budget to support govt’s “bold infra programs” During the same briefing, Secretary Diokno relayed

Republic of the Philippines SANGGUNIANG PANLUNGSOD Region 10 Oroquieta City City of Good Life EXCERPT FROM THE MINUTES OF THE REGULAR SESSION OF THE SANGGUNIANG PANLUNGSODOF THIS CITY HELD AT THE SESSION HALL, OROQUIETA TOWN CENTER, CANUBAY,OROQUIETA CITY ON JUNE 8, 2017 ORDINANCE NO. 695-2017 “AN ORDINANCE DESIGNATING THE VICINITY OF MANUEL L. QUEZON PORT AREA AS A VENUE FOR THE FLEA MARKET OF OROQUIETA CITY.” xxxxx Section 13.PENAL CLAUSE. The following prohibited acts shall be imposed with corresponding penalties to wit: For violations of Sections 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 and 11: 1st Offense--------------------- Warning from the apprehending officer 2nd Offense-------------------- P 500.00 3rd Offense-------------------- P 1,000.00 The administrative fine enumerated above shall be paid to the City Treasure’s Office within 72 hours from the date of apprehension and issuance of citation ticket. Section 14. Failure on the part of the violator to pay the administrative fine as provided for in the immediately preceding Section, shall cause the filing of a case in proper court and, upon conviction, shall suffer the following penalties: For violations of Sections 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 and 11: “2nd Offense - fine of P 1,000.00 and/or imprisonment of 10 days at the discretion of the court. 3rd Offense- fine of P 1,500.00 and/or imprisonment of 15 days at the discretion of the court.” xxxx Approved: June 8. 2017

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KNOW ALL MEN BY THIS PRESENTS: This EXTRAJUDICIAL SETTLEMENT made and entered into by and among: RICARDO B. BONIAO, of legal age, widower;REYMUND T. BONIAO, of legal age, single; ROEL T. BONIAO, of legal age single; MIRASOL T. BONIAO, of legal age, single, all are residents of SOROSORO, Mambajao, Camiguin, WITNESSETH: That the above-named parties, all of legal ages, are the HUSBAND and CHILDREN of CARMEN TAGAYLO BONIAO, who died in CAMIGUIN GENERAL HOSPITAL on MAY 29, 2017 without any will; That the said deceased, at the time of her death, left a certain amount of money, deposited in PHILIPPINE NATIONAL BANK and more particularly describe as follows, to wit: BRANCH: MAMBAJAO, CAMIGUIN ACCOUNT NO: 594489100014 PASSBOOK NO.: 918936 BRANCH CODE: 1621 AMOUNT: FOUR/HUNDRED FIFTY THOUSAND SIX HUNDRED FIFTY TWO AND SEVENTEEN CENTAVOS PHILIPPINE CURRENCY (P450,652.17); That there are no other properties in the name of the deceased whether real or personal saved that above already identified; That to the best knowledge and information of the parties hereto, the said deceased left no debts; That the parties hereto being of legal age and with full civil capacity to contract hereby adjudicate the whole amount contained in PNB Account No. 594489100014 to RICARDO B. BONIAO. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties hereto have hereunto set their hands this 4th day of July in Mambajao, Camiguin, Philippines. RICARDO B. BONIAO ID NO. VIN 1804-0072B-K1252RBB10000

REYMUND T. BONIAO DRIVER’S LIC: KO5-13-000486

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MIRASOL T. BONIAO TIN: 297-885-456

Republic of the Philippines } Province of Camiguin } Municipality of Mambajao } AKNOWLEDGMENT BEFORE ME this 4th day of July at Mambajao, Camiguin, Philippines, personally appeared the above named persons who presented to me their proof of identification as indicated below their respective names known to me and to me known to be the same persons who have executed the foregoing instrument consisting of only two (2) pages, signed by them and their instrumental witnesses on each and every page. They further acknowledge that the same is their free and voluntary act and deed. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereto set my hand this 4th day of July at Mambajao, Camiguin, Philippines. WITNESS MY HAND AND NOTARIAL SEAL.

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thing to correct it. Drunk driving should be looked from page 4 into more particularly, as [COA],” Duterte said. well as vehicles with defecDuterte struck the nail tive brakes. Preventive meain the head when he also sures must be given more talked about the issuance of emphasis in this regard. the Temporary Restraining Order (TRO) by the court. Well, the Duterte would from page 4 certainly meet resistance the nation has. Behind when the issuance of the the real problems, there TRO is concerned. Perhaps, are a lot of treasures for the courts would resist the betterment, if they are renon-issuance of a TRO. ally solved. Many believed that the The third is that blamTRO is also a source cor- ing other people will never ruption in the judiciary. solve the problem but even Perhaps, Duterte is also create another new problem aware that some local gov- that is chaos in the public. ernment officials facing In quality culture, there is graft charges have found nothing to do with the activthe TRO an effective way ity of blaming other people. to circumvent court deci- Blaming other people can sions. Apparently, with the never find a good solution connivance of the court? but create more burden But, Duterte could just that is agitation among the be voicing out his opinion. people. After all, the courts might So, the best government not be interested to change administration is doing the the rules on the issuance of best strategy using the qualithe TRO. “Tuloy pa rin ang ty culture. Good governance ligaya ” [The merriment should be implemented to continues]. avoid the serious problems Any way, the SONA that may come up in the 2017 of President Duterte next period of leadership. was what the Malacañang This culture can improve drum beaters described the nation gradually and as “forward-looking.” He at the end, it can create specifically mentioned the the best nation. Politics Tax Reform and accepted of revenge tends to harm tax settlement offered by the people who are in a the Mighty Corporation in diversity of knowledge and the amount of Php 25 bil- interpretations. lion. The amount would be Dr. Djuwari Sarkawi is used to reconstruct Marawi the managing editor of the and Leyte. journal and book division, Whether his two years STIE Perbanas Surabaya. in the government were a He is also the guest lecturer success or a failure, Duterte at Ottimmo International said it is best for the people Master-gourmet Academy, to judge. Surabaya; The advisor of Indonesia Association of Press Practitioners/ Jourfrom page 4 nalists in East Java province to manage the war. If his (HIPSI), Indonesia. He is presence is to encourage also the president of the the soldiers to fight more, International Association he is mistaken because the of Scholarly Publishers, military is doing its best to Editors, and Reviewers annihilate the enemy. The (IASPER). problem is, the Maute is strong fighters and well equipped with modern from page 1 weapons. According to the infrastructure developmilitary, the enemy never ment. ran out of weapons and The bill mandates the ammunitions. institutionalization of land I was laughing hard when use and physical planning President Duterte, acting that shall promote and enon the invitation of the sure the following elements: American president to visit (1) Maintenance and presthe United States, which he ervation of environmental rejected because America integrity and stability; (2) is lousy. He has been criti- Sustainable and just mancizing America ever since agement and utilization perhaps he does not know of natural resources; (3) that the United States is Disaster risk reduction and the most powerful country climate risk-based planning; in the world. Describing it (4) Protection of prime as lousy is out of context, agricultural lands for food irresponsible and a display security; (5) Sustainable deof ignorance. Anyway, Presi- velopment and management dent Duterte has the habit of water resources; (6) Imof using vulgar or brutal proved access to affordable words ever since and it is housing; (7) Energy security already part of his life. The or energy self-sufficiency. problem is other nationaliThe bill also seeks the ties may misunderstand him creation of the National the matter being not within Land Use Policy Council their culture and practices. (NLUPC) as the highest I am sick and tired of policy-making body for hearing so many traffic land use and management. accidents that happen evThe bill also seeks the eryday in our country. And creation of the National there are deaths and injuries Land Use Policy Council involved. It is really scary. (NLUPC) as the highest I think the government has policy-making body for overlooked the problem land use and management. badly. We should do someThe NLUPC shall be

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Tuesday, July 25, 2017

2 minors nabbed in Iligan, 2,000 joins ‘People’ SONA’ By CRIS DIAZ, Executive Editor

CAGAYAN de Oro City--Two minors preparing rally stage were reportedly arrested in Iligan City while about 2,000 protesters from Northern Mindanao trooped to Iligan City in a convoy Monday to stage a mass protest there. Wildon Barros, the Secretary General of Bayan Muna, said that the minors whose names were not immediately known were reportedly arrested while preparing a stage for the rallyists and installing flags around the Iligan City Plaza. He said that the Iligan police also dispersed a crowd of protesters in the city’s plaza Monday morning. “We [protesters] are going there [Iligan City],” Barros said in an interview. He said that the protest rally is part of the Mindanao-wide “People’s State of the Nation Address” (SONA) were various speakers from Northern Mindanao representing various sectors would rate President Rodrigo Duterte’s administration. Barros said that the protesters headed by the Secretary of the National Economic Development Authority. A National Spatial Database Information and Mapping System will also be created headed by the National Mapping and Resource Information Authority (NAMRIA). (FMC/PNA)

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with a temporary plate number 104603, was a total wrecked. A companion identified as Ricks De Lara told the police that he was only a step ahead of the two victims when the accident occurred. He said that they had just visited the MMA manager who was confined in the hospital in Lapasan, Cagayan De Oro and were on their way home when the accident occurred. “I was a step away from the victim because intended to call a taxi, when I suddenly heard a smashing sound near my back. When I looked back, I saw my companions thrown away to the side of the road,” De Lara said. De Lara said that he and the victims were part of the MMA team bound for Indonesia this month. Both Batolbatol and Ponce died on the spot. The police had booked Bersabal with reckless imprudence resulting in multiple homicide Monday.

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held for more than an hour, said Wildon Barros, regional secretary-general of the labor group Kilusang Mayong Uno (KMU). “We had our photos

would discuss about the status of the more than 500,000 displaced Moros and Christians in the strife torn Marawi City. “More evacuees from Cagayan De Oro City were also part of the protesters who are joining our convoy to Iligan City,” he said. According to Barros, one of the issues that would be raised is the imposition of Martial Law in Mindanao where hundreds of indigenous people were driven out of their tribal communities because of military combat operations. The Moro group would appeal for the cessation of the bombing in Marawi City and to attend to the needs of the disease-stricken evacuation centers in Lanao Del Norte and Lanao Del Sur, he said. The protesters would also appeal for the resumption of the peace talks with the National Democratic Front (NDF) after President Duterte announced that the government would no longer sit down at the negotiating table, Barros said. The convoy from Cagayan De Oro City left early Monday morning, but has to hurdle various military and

t a ke n , t he y l iste d ou r names and our vehicles were individually checked. They (police officers manning the checkpoint) were courteous but we were curious why we were the only ones being held for so long,” Barros said. He said: “It was intended so we could not join the protest rally in Iligan.” He added they were supposed to meet with some of the evacuees at the city plaza in that city. Barros also reported that prior to the scheduled Sona, police officers allegedly ordered to have t he s ound system and placards their companions had set up at the plaza removed. Datu Jomorito Goaynon, leader of the indigenous people’s group Kalumbay, said the way that they were profiled by law enforcers and state agents smack of the real face of martial law. “We have the right to travel and to peaceably assemble,” he said. Goaynon added they are expecting that Duterte would make good on his promise to dismantle the paramilitary groups and to end the displacement of tribal peoples. “He (D uter te) did

police checkpoints for the routine security checks before they could reach Iligan City. In Opol, Misamis Oriental, the protesters had to show identification cards and signed a log book before they were allowed to pass. A police officer manning the checkpoint said that the inspection was only routine security check for the interest of the protesters. Barros said that the convoy has just left the El Salvador City check about 2:00 o’clock Monday afternoon, but there are three or four military and police checkpoints before the convoy could Iligan City. “We do not know if we could really reach the Iligan City Plaza today. However, would conduct the rally wherever their last leg stopped before the end of the day,” he said. Barros said that the rally is participated in by various sectors in Northern Mindanao represented by the farmers, laborers, students, out-of-school youths, urban poor, indigenous people, religious groups, and the Union of People’s Lawyers in Mindanao.

nothing for us lumad. His promises for us remained unfulfilled. In his first year in office we did not see any accomplishments that concern us,” he said, adding that under the new administration there were already eight members of the tribal communities who were killed and the forced evacuation of the lumad from their homes. Goaynon said, he and other tribal leaders from Mindanao went to Malacañan and submitted to Duterte the indigenous people’s agenda last June 30, 2016, but so far none of its provisions has been fulfilled. The d el e g at i on w as also delayed due to the traffic congestion in El Salvador, about 75 kilometers away or an hour and 48-minute drive from Iligan. Barros said their convoy of vehicles slowed down at about 11 a.m. As this was article was written, they were still stuck in El Salvador, at about 4:40 p.m., a few m i nute s af te r D ute r te delivered his Sona. Senior Superintendent Leony Roy Ga, the Iligan city police director, said Iligan was p eaceful as more law enforcers were deployed to ensure that

no untoward incident will occur in the area. Ga said about 2,000 people had massed at the city plaza in Iligan in support of the President and the extension of martial law, but he was not aware of an anti-Duterte rally. He said the guidance from the police regional director, Chief Superintendent Timoteo Pacleb, was to secure the rally attendees whether they are for or against Duterte. DEED OF ABSOLUTE SALE Notice is hereby given that the intestate estate of PREPEDIGNA ASIÑERO-MANTO, of legal age, married to Celso Manto. Filipino citizen and a resident of Natumulan, Tagoloan. Misamis Oriental. Hereinafter referred to as the VENDOR: and MERCIA L. MAESTRADO, of legal age, Filipino citizen, married to Teodorico Maestrado and a resident of Kolambog, Lapasan. Cagayan de Oro City. Hereinafter referred to as the VENDEE: That the VENDOR is the registered and absolute owner in fee simple of a portion of a parcel of land located at Natumulan. Tagoloan, Misamis Oriental, with an area of FOUR HUNDRED (400) square meters and which is more particularly described as follows: A PARCEL OF LAND (Lot 1649-A, portion of Lot 1649, Pls-799 Tagoloan Public Land Subdivision), situated in the Barrio of Natumolan. Municipality of Tagoloan Province of Misamis Oriental, Island of Mindanao; containing an area of FOUR HUNDRED (400) SQUARE METERS more or less, covered by tax Declaration No. 024172. NOW THEREFORE for and in consideration of the sum of SEVENTY THOUSAND (P 70,000.00) Philippine Currency that the Vendor received as full payment of Price of the above-described parcel of land including all the improvement found thereon, receipt of which is hereby acknowledgement to the satisfaction of the VENDOR. The VENDOR does by these presents, sells, conveys, and delivers unto the VENDEE, his heir’s executors and assigns the above-mentioned parcel of land free from all liens and encumbrances. Under Notary Public of WILFREDO N. LABUNTOG, as per Doc No. 397; Page No. 68; Book No. IX; Series of 2002. MDN: July 25, Aug. 1 & 8, 2017

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July 25, 2017

Introducing Bienvenido Chavez – Limketkai Luxe’s new chef experience trailing behind, Limket kai Luxe Hotel THANKS to a new chef will have a halal-certified with two decades of foreign kitchen soon. Story by MARK FRANCISCO Photos by GERRY GORIT

Br i ng i ng w it h h i m memories of 20 years chef stint in Dubai and Riyadh, executive chef Bienvenido

Chavez had immediately befriended the Muslim patrons of the hotel’s flagship KaVe Restaurant. The

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patrons expressed interest in making the hotel’s kitchen a halal one – meaning there is a separate area for pork supplies to unload and be prepared and cooked. In barely two weeks in his new post, the maverick chef has completely overhauled all the menus in KaVe Restaurant as well as Limketkai Luxe’s The Lounge. Homemade ice creams with distinctively exotic flavors as wasabi, cherr y and salted eggs were introduced. An allMexican array opened up. The international buffet menu expanded. Now at the age of 53, Chavez wasted no time in reimagining the way Cagayanons eat. He is also keen on implementing the “farm to table” concept where the hotel chefs

themselves would round up fresh produce from the market and whip up their recipes immediately, served straight to the diners. “I talk to the dining patrons as much as they want to interact with me. And if they critique me and wish to eat something more palatable, I change the menu on the spot,” Chavez said. That is not an exaggeration. Two we ek s ago w he n BusinessWeek Mindanao lifestyle columnist Sheryl Macale commented that an enchilada was too bland for her taste, Chavez personally had another order be cooked and served. That is how Chavez runs the kitchen side of Limketkai Luxe. It will definitely reimagine the way we Cagayanons and visitors dine.

MDN: July 25, 2017

Monitoring the dessert line.

The proud staff with their new boss.

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Executive chef Bienvenido Chavez whipping up some Mongolian courses.