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Region 10 among top contributors of accomplishments vs insurgency PRESIDENTIAL Communications Operations Office (PCOO) Secretary Martin Andanar on Tuesday bared that Region 10 is among the top contributors of easing armed conflict in the country.

He said that he is proud of the accomplishments of Northern Mindanao in exercising the whole-of-nation approach to end insurgency.

Secretary Andanar is the designated Cabinet Officer for Regional Development and Security for Region 10.

“I render my highest respect to the regional directors there in Northern Mindanao because they are very cooperative and they have the initiative to pursue this goal that we are aiming for,” he said in an interview.

By H. MARCOS C. MORDENO MindaNews

The Mindanao State University (MSU) System suffered a 73-percent cut, from P6.292 billion this year to P3.63 billion next year.

The amount covers the budgets for MSU’s campuses in Marawi City, General

See CONTRIBUTORS, page 11

2022 budgets for state universities in Mindanao reduced

Chemistry graduates from Mindanao State University-Iligan Institute of Technology. MindaNews MARCOS C. MORDENO

Lanao del Norte town hopes 50% of its population can be vaccinated this year TUB OD, LANAO DEL NORTE -Almost half of the population of this town can be vaccinated by the end of this year through its intensified vaccination efforts, according to the municipal mayor of this town.

During the Network Briefing News today, September 20 hosted by Presidential Communications Secretary Martin M. Andanar, Tubod Mayor Leoncio Bagol revealed that his municipality can attain population protection by December this year.

But he admitted that the limited supply of COVID-19 vaccines is the main concern as they attempt to vaccinate other individuals under the priority list.

“Sa totoo lang Mr. Secretary ang problema natin dito

ay iyong sa kakulangan ng vaccines. Kasi nakadepende lang tayo [iyong galing] sa DOH. [Actually Mr. Secretary, our problem here is the lack of vaccines. Because we just depend on the DOH supplies.],” Mayor Bagol shared to Sec. Andanar.

According to the recent data from the Office of the Mayor, the town has 51,316 constituents. Of which, 7,878 individuals (21.9 percent) received their first dose of COVID-19 vaccines, while 5,314 individuals (14.79 percent) have completed their vaccine shots since the second quarter of the year.

Aside from vaccine supplies, Tubod LGU has seen another factor why some of their residents don’t want to get vaccinated – vaccine hesitancy.

“We acknowledge the vaccine hesitancy. However, we have implemented strategic measures about this issue,” Mayor Bagol added.

As part of the strategic measure, the local government tapped its barangay officials to be at the frontline in intensifying information dissemination of what COVID-19 vaccines can do to protect people against the virus and why it is important to get vaccinated, most especially the elders.

“Lalo iyong senior citizens, pinupulong natin iyong mga lider nila para makumbinse silang magpavaccine. [Especially those senior citizens, we conduct meetings with their leaders in order to convince them to get vaccinated.],” he added.

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MALAYBALAY CITY -Except for one campus, the allocations for all state universities in Mindanao have been reduced based on the proposed 2022 national budget submitted by Malacanang to Congress.

See REDUCED, page 8

Yasay confirmed Bambi running for MisOr congressman

By MARK FRANCISCO and GERRY LEE GORIT Correspondent

CAGAYAN DE ORO CITY - A partymate of Misamis Oriental Gov. Yevgeny Vincente ‘Bambi’ Emano in PaDayon Pilipino confirmed that the outgoing provincial executive will run as congressman in the second district, a post that he has held from 2007 to 2013.

Sangguniang Panlalawigan (SP) member Dexter Babano Yasay said in an interview earlier this week that Emano has decided to pursue this course, believing that it is for the best interest of the party.

The governor is currently on his third term as Sangguniang Panlalawigan (SP) member Dexter Babano provincial chief executive Yasay is being interviewed by the media after the Sang- and he is barred under law guniang Panlalawigan.

photo by gerry lee gorit

See CONFIRMED, page 9

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dead Mayor Sara says Davao Covid19 Taskforce 6inrebels NPA, military in requests for booster shots for frontliners encounters B’non, Butuan

By MDNN Davao City News Bureau

DAVAO CITY – Mayor Sara Z. Duterte announced Monday that the Davao City Covid-19 Task Force has requested the Department of Health regional office 11 (DOH-11) to provide booster shots for frontliners in hospitals.

Through a resolution, the mayor said, the taskforce cited the depleted number of healthcare workers in both government and private, thus the need to protect the remaining frontliners in said hospitals.

It can be recalled that thousands of healthcare service providers have contracted the deadly virus,

and worst, many have also died.

“It was discussed and that was the action of the Covid-19 Task Force. We passed a resolution seeking permission and requesting the approval from DOH-11,” Mayor Sara said.

She also pointed out that the outbreaks in the city’s hospitals were to blame for the depleted number of healthcare professionals.

“It has been the [perennial problem] in the hospitals since last year,” Mayor Duterte said.

The City Mayor also reminded the populace of Davao City to strictly observe minimum public

By SONY SUDARIA and OSCAR LEDESMA MDNN News Bureau

CAGAYAN DE ORO CITY - The Fourth Infantry Division of the Philippine Army reported Tuesday that six rebels were killed during an encounter in the farflung villages in Bukidnon and Butuan City, between government troops and members of the New People’s Army. (NPA) Citing reports from the 1st Special Forces Battalion, which is under the operational command of the 403rd Infantry Brigade, government troops engaged with the NPA combatants in the outskirts of See ENCOUNTER, page 10

See SAYS, page 10

Justice Secretary orders NBI to probe the Health testing laboratory killing of a human rights lawyer in SoCot to open in Gingoog City GINGOOG CITY, Misamis Oriental -- To further bring affordable quality public health services to the people of Gingoog in support of the Universal Health Care (UHC) act and COVID-19 mitigation and recovery initiatives, the Local Government of Gingoog City is now constructing its first-ever health testing laboratory which is slated to finish in November of this year.

“We target na by the month of November ay mabuksan na ito, makakaaccess dito ang lahat ng

By SONY SUDARIA and OSCAR LEDESMA MDNN News Bureau

SOUTH COTABATO - Secretary Menardo Guevarra of the Department of Justice (DOJ) yesterday ordered the National Bureau of Investigation to probe and give justice on the recent killing of a human rights lawyer in this province.

Lawyer Juan Macababbad, 68, was killed by an unidentified assassin last September 15, this year, in front of his residence in Barangay Poblacion, Surallah, this province.

The police are ‘still facing a blank wall’ as the identities of the assassin and the mastermind behind the killing See ORDERS, page 10

Gingoognons for easy and accesible healthcare system. We started this para maka-pagprovide ng basic healthcare services katulad ng x-ray, ECQ, ultrasound, at iba pa,” said Gingoog City mayor Erick Cañosa during the Network Briefing News with Communications Secretary Martin Andanar, September 15.

(We are hoping to finish it by November so Gingoognons can have an easy and accessible healthcare system.

We started this so we can provide basic healthcare See OPEN, page 10

National ID registration ongoing in Tagum, Cotabato malls

By JUDY QUIROS

DAVAO CITY – The Philippine Identification System (PhilSys) registration is ongoing at the CityMall of Tagum City in Davao del Norte and in Cotabato City until Sept. 30.

CityMall Tagum City’s registration started on Sept.

16 while the Cotabato City branch began the sign-up on June 21.

Even those who are not from Tagum or Cotabato can register as long as they have valid identification cards or other documents.

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to 14 years old must be accompanied by parents or guardians and must present the child’s birth certificate.

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Philippine ID (PhilID) is free and warned against individuals or groups offering registration assistance See ONGOING, page 10

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CAGAYAN DE ORO CITY – Around 800 members of the Higaonon-Maranao Tribe in sitio Kibulag, Lantud, Talakag, Bukidnon will benefit the agri assistance worth P556,350 from the Department of Agriculture in Northern Mindanao (DARFO 10).

The provision of certified seedlings and cattle is part of the agency’s commitment in support to Executive Order No. 70, instituting the whole-of-nation approach to end local communist armed conflict (ELCAC) in said area.

Sultan Abdul Amoran, Indigenous Peoples (IP) leader of the MaranaoHigaonon tribe received around P356,550 worth of agri interventions comprising of certified planting materials of cacao (7,000 pieces), Robusta coffee (2,500 pieces), and durian (2,000 pieces).

He also received four heads of cattle (female/ heifer upgraded Brahman bloodline) amounting to P199,800.

In 2020, the agency provided agri interventions to the community worth

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DA-10 provides P556,350 worth of certified seedlings, comprising of cacao, coffee and durian, as well as cattle to the Higaonon-Maranao Tribe in sitio Kibulag, Lantud, Talakag, Bukidnon.

P1.9 million in support of the Poverty Reduction, Livelihood, and Employment Cluster of the Regional Task Force –ELCAC in the fight against local insurgency.

DA-10 Regional Executive Director Carlene C. Collado shared, “A robust agricultural development can contribute to peace and development; thus, we provide agri

development services beyond boundaries.”

Such provisions are funded under the agency’s High Value Crops Development Program (HVCDP) and

Kabuhayan at Kaunlaran ng Kababayang Katutubo (4K) program, a comprehensive program intended for the development of the tribal communities. #(ATCabig)

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Medicine for heart and soul

IN Pandemic times , music helps me to overcome many daily hurdles. I learned from a psycholigian friend that music, because of its deep connections with the brain, is intrinsically meaningful to humanity as a race. We thrive off it. It drives our actions and emotions, and its influence on our brains creates a sense of unity with music that few other art forms can provide.

We are beginning to understand our own love of music not only as a cognitive reflex, but as a true art form. Because of being too busy in the past, I neglected this special love. And the relation between religion and music too.

The relationship between religion and music can be coined as the “spirit” of the “sound.” Both provide a means of transcending

human existence.

Music has the ability to deepen the meaning of words that accompany it, both in a religious context or even on your local pop radio station you listen to on the way to work. As described by St. Augustine in Weiss and Taruskin’s Music of the Western World, St. Augustine reflects on his baptism, “The tears flowed from me when I heard your hymns and canticles, for the sweet singing of your church moved me deeply…

The music surged in my ears, truth seeped into my heart, and my feelings of devotion overflowed…

Yes, music has a way of filling in the gaps in thought, feeling, and emotion that words cannot do justice, which can be incredibly powerful when accompanied by a spiritual

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belief. Using music for religious reasons also gave early humans the ability to experience and explore the tantalizing effects of music without committing a sin.

In the present day, music is used much more widely and for purposes other than worship, which has allowed religious music to grow and expand into many types of praise that have a wider impact on many people. Music is a nearly universal part of religion because it appeals to and heightens human senses in a pleasurable way which, in turn, allows humans to praise through a medium that makes worship more enjoyable.

See MEDICINE, page 11

Kim’s Dream “Tayo ang Simula ng Pagbabao”

Social Change

“TAYO ang simula ng pagbabago!” This is the often repeated all-catch-phrase being drumbeated nowa-days to call all qualified voters to register and vote and participate vigilantly in next year’s electoral processes. This campaign is especially addressed to the youth who now constitutes a significant number of the population as 63% of the populace falls within the 35 year-old and below bracket.

Based on COMELEC’s estimate, there will be some 63 voters during the 2022 Elections. The message is resoundingly clear: each one must undergo a transformation of the heart or spirit by shedding-off one’s apathy to become a responsible citizen by voting wisely,

and bingo, the beginning of social change! I think this is far from the truth.

One’s transformation may produce a saint but has no effect in society unless oppressive structures and systems are changed.

This was aptly elaborated by the late Archbishop of El Salvador, His Eminence Oscar Romero: “When I gave food to the poor, they called me a saint. When I asked why they are poor, they called me a communist.”

The good Archbishop kept on asking that question to somehow enhance his constituency’s social consciousness to struggle against oppressive rule prevailing then in his country. He had to be silenced through the barrel of a gun while he was

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celebrating a mass early morning.

In the Philippine context, social change has been so elusive to those who have dreamt and struggled for it. Fourteen years of Martial Law and two people power revolutions have not made a dent in the societal set-up. True, there were “changing of the guards” but the tentacles of greed that rendered the country dry of its natural wealth and consigned many in the slum areas have remained as formidable as ever.

My contention is that See CHANGE, page 11

MINDFUL

Salute to our educational front-liners WHEN we talk about front liners, the first persons to come into our mind are our medical health workers doctors, nurses, and allied medical staff. These are the people who, on a daily basis, go out and risk their lives to take care of the sick and to keep us safe and healthy.

And we truly appreciate and respect them for their handwork and commitment to their profession.

But there is another group of front-liners who, amidst this health crisis, has also shown a great deal of loyalty to their professional calling. As we celebrate National Teachers’ Month this September, I would like to give tribute to the dedication, sacrifices, and true

heroism of our Educational Frontliners, who displayed extra courage and resiliency, during this pandemic.

For most of us, next to our parents, our teachers were our idols, role models, and aspirations. Many of us dreamed of being a teacher when we grow up.

I have always wanted to be a teacher. Though I did not take up Education for my undergrad course, I am thankful that I got to realize my dream. First, was when I was hired as a College Instructress at my Alma Mater Centro Escolar University.

And when I landed several corporate positions involving training and education.

I just love the opportunity to inspire hope, stretch the

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imagination, plant the seed of learning and cause my students and trainees to take action. Never mind the long hours spent preparing for the lessons.

As it has done to other professionals, the ongoing pandemic has also taken its toll on our teachers. As they are expected to be the source of learning, to lead the change, and to “show and tell” their students, the pressure to quickly learn, adjust and adopt was on the shoulders of our teachers.

See SALUTE, page 11

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Singer-composer of “Pusong Bato” dies at 61

By JOEL CALAMBA ESCOL Managing Editor

AMY Nilles emerges as the winner of the Himig Handog competition as organized by the Sangguniang Kabataan of barangay Carmen in Cagayan de Oro City during the recently held Linggo ng Kabataan 2021. SK CARMEN PHOTO

Actor-director John Lapus hits Manny Pacquiao after proclaiming to run for President in 2022

By JOEL CALAMBA ESCOL Managing Editor

MANILA - Actor-director John Lapus seems indirectly hitting presidential aspirant Manny Pacquiao after Pacman announced his decision to run for President in 2022.

Lapus, in his twitter tweet said, “Mga bakla! Wag kalimutan. Sinabihan tayo nyan na “Mas masahol pa sa hayop.”

The boxer-turned senator of the country is one of the few leaders who have earlier announced their bid for the presidency in the 2022 national and local elections. Among them were Senator Ping Lacson, Senator Ferdinand Marcos, Senator Bong Go, and Manila Mayor Isko Moreno.

The Pacman’s revelation of running for the highest position of the land also created mixed reactions and

Actor-director John Lapus tweets “Mga bakla! Wag kalimutan. Sinabihan tayo nyan na “Mas masahol pa sa hayop.”

questions about his capabil- Many Filipinos have have also doubted the Pacity to run the country if he openly supported the boxer’s man’s capability, saying he presidential bid but others wins in the elections.

See HITS, page 10

MANILA - Renee “Alon” dela Rosa, 61, died of illness yesterday, September 15th inside an ambulance, due to lack of oxygen.

He was also rejected by 40 hospitals and those rejections, according to the immediate family, also contributed to the untimely demise of the singer-composer.

Dela Rosa was the original composer of “Pusong Bato” which became a hit song many years ago, and it was first sung by Aimee Torres.

On September 14 in her Facebook page, Alon’s daughter Justine dela Rosa said: “Hello po, humihingi po kami ng kahit kaunting tulong pambili lang po ng oxygen para sa aking papa na si ‘Alon.’ Nandito po kami ngayon sa district hospital.

Any amount will do po and prayers na rin po. Salamat po.”

Later, around 5:00 p.m. her daughter also asks for help again. She said her father needs oxygen. “ASAP: Need Oxygen Tank na may laman. at Private Hospital na rin po around QC na may avail na room po, please.”

Her daughter also said three hours after that her father badly needs a hospital room. “Badly needed, private hospital with available room.

Or baka may kakilala po kayo na tao na marrefer nyo po sa amin. Please po need ma-admit sa ospital ng papa ko.”

REJECTIONS It was learned that there were 40 hospitals who denied her father admission, even though he was already at the critical stage of his life.

“Grabe po, 40+ na hospital po ang pinuntahan namin at maski isa po, wala man

Singer-composer of hit song “Pusong Bato” Renee “Alon” dela Rosa

lang po nagbigay ng first aid, dextrose at yung oxygen tank po. Yung iba po tinataboy pa po kami at sinusungitan po.

Na-record po namin yung ibang trato po sa amin ng mga ospital, kung paano kami sinungitan.”

The daughter said she’s been begging to hospitals to admit them considering the critical condition of her father but no hospitals accepted him.

She said she cannot understand why hospitals were denying them. She’s been requesting to use even the hospital premises or just outside the wards.

Nadsla dela Rose, Alon’s niece also claimed the singercomposer became so ill after they travelled many places just to look for a hospital that will accept him.

“In behalf of dela rosa family grabe ginawa ng mga hayop na doctor at hospitals na tumanggi sa tito ko Renee Alon grabe grabe! “In short napaka worst almost 48hrs na.” she narrated sadly.

Nadsla said hospitals were too harsh and no humanitarian considerations even a critical patient won’t be accepted for no enough reasons.

“Sana wag mangyayari sa mga pamilya nila yung nangyari sa amin,” Nadsla said.

Mr. OLEH, HUMBLE CHINECHEREM Nigerian national MASTER MECHANIC of the company. ASISHA INTL. CORP. Located at Patag 6th Division Cagayan de Oro City.

JOB DESCRIPTION:

• Plans repairs and timetables for completion; provides customers with time and cost estimates.

• Performs routine and preventive maintenance including oil changes and tune-ups

• Provide 24/7 support onsite and offsite repair.

QUALIFICATIONS:

• Nigerian National.

• Has an experience as a Master Mechanic.

• Has good communication skills.

• Ages 20-30 years old, Male only.

SALARY:

• Php 20k Monthly

WESTERN Mindanao Command (WMC) Joint Task Force Tawi-Tawi headed by COL ROMEO RACADIO, MBLT12 LTC CHARLIE CAŇA and Bongao Local Government under the leadership of Mayor JIMUEL CUE, conducted their kicked-off and spearheaded the BARMM BPAT Class 01-2022 Training on September 13, 2021.

Opening ceremony was held at Datu Amirbahar Jaafar Gym, MSU Compound, Barangay Tubig Mampallam, Bongao, Tawi-Tawi. More than 180 Barangay Peacekeeping Action Team (BPAT) volunteers will undergo training and Barangay Action Care for Tawi-Tawians (Barangay ACT).

“Goal of the training is to make Bongao a cleaner and safer municipality conducive to economic growth and development.” COL RACADIO said.

“As a support in NATIONAL GOVERNMENT’S ANTI-TERRORISM CAMPAIGN, Enhancing BPAT volunteers’ skills as prime movers in the community is a big help in sustaining peace and order for uplifting the socio-economic status of the community ” said MGEN GENEROSO PONIO Commander WMC. (BY: MAJ ANDREW LINAO WMC PIO/ PVT SHAMMAH SUNGA (RES) MDN BARMM)

Mr. EZIMORAH, ONYEKA FRANKLIN Nigerian national LUBE TECHNICIAN of the company. ASISHA INTL. CORP. located at Patag 6th Division Cagayan de Oro City.

JOB DESCRIPTION:

• To prepare detailed vehicle service reports.

• Replacing vehicle wiper blades and car batteries, and changing motor oil as well as transmission and brake fluid as needed.

QUALIFICATIONS:

• Nigerian National

• Has an experience Lube Technician

• Has good communication skills.

• Ages 24-35 years old, male only

• Provide 24/7 support onsite and offsite repair.

SALARY:

• Php 20k Monthly Ms. ZHANG, MEILI Chinese national, PURCHASING MANAGER of the company RIVERSIDE MARKETING. Located at Zone 1-C Iponan Cagayan de Oro City.

JOB DESCRIPTION:

• To purchase internationally.

• Has a purchasing strategy.

• Knows how to maintain records of goods ordered and received.

QUALIFICATIONS:

• Chinese National

• Has an experience Purchasing Manager.

• Ages 25-40 years old, Female only.

SALARY:

• 20K Monthly MDN: Sept 23, 2021

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#Brigadang Ayala: AC Health starts flu vaccination for Taguig City’s priority beneficiaries

MANILA - Ayala Corporation, together with its healthcare arm, Ayala Healthcare Holdings, Inc. (AC Health), has donated 1,000 flu vaccine doses to the City of Taguig as part of #Brigadang Ayala. The turnover ceremony was done last July 2021 during the groundbreaking event of the Healthway Cancer Care Center, AC Health’s specialty cancer hospital, located in Taguig City. The initiative is part of Ayala’s commitment to support both COVID and non-COVID healthcare initiatives.

The flu vaccination drive kicked off last September 7, 2021 in 3 participating Healthway branches: Healthway Family Clinic Palingon, Healthway Family Tuktukan and Healthway Multispecialty Clinic Market Market. This vaccination drive aims to administer flu vaccines for Taguig City’s priority beneficiaries, namely, immunocompromised patients and those at high risk or with comorbidities.

“AC Health has continued to be at the forefront in the fight against COVID-19. We also recognize the need to address other vaccine-preventable infectious diseases such as Influenza, which continue to pose a burden for many Filipinos. We hope that the

Healthway Family Clinic Palingon branch frontliners administer flu vaccines to Taguig City’s beneficiaries.

administration of these flu vaccines to those most atrisk will support the City of Taguig’s efforts in lessening the burden of Influenza. We are proud to partner with Mayor Lino Cayetano and the Taguig City team, who have always been strong advocates in promoting the health and wellness of its constituents, especially during this pandemic.” said AC Health President & CEO Paolo Borromeo.

Influenza and influenzalike illnesses affect an estimated 480,000 Filipinos annually, according to the IPSOS 2020 Flu Vaccination Report. Commonly called the flu, this respiratory ill-

ness may cause complications, especially among high-risk groups such as children, the elderly, and those with compromised

Ayala Corporation, together with AC Health, has donated 1,000 doses of flu vaccine to Taguig City. (L-R: Taguig Mayor, Lino Cayetano, AC Health President and CEO, Paolo Borromeo and Taguig Vice Mayor, Ricardo Cruz).

immune systems. in Taguig City is expected September with the target of The flu vaccination drive to continue until the end of administering 1,000 doses.

Mandanas ruling helps countryside growth - Andanar

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MANILA - Implementing the Supreme Court’s Mandanas Ruling in 2022, which will increase the share of national government tax revenue of local governments, will bolster development in the countryside, Presidential Communications Secretary Martin Andanar said on Friday.

The Supreme court ruling in July 2018 affirmed that LGUs are entitled to a “just share” of all national taxes collected by the government and not just those collected by the Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR).

This was supported by President Rodrigo Duterte when he signed Executive Order No. 138 last

June 2021, which prepares LGUs and the national government on the Devolution Transition Plans (DTPs).

The DTP will serve as the roadmap to ensure strategic and systematic actions as LGUs take full assumption of devolved functions and services.

“The term ‘game changer’ has now become a cliché but really the Supreme Court’s Mandanas Ruling and President Duterte’s subsequent EO 138 are just that,” Secretary Andanar said during an episode of the Cabinet Report.

He reiterated PCOO’s commitment and support in decentralizing government by highlighting the potentials of LGUs,

through their untapped and underdeveloped resources, which were featured in the Network Briefing News.

“More than seeing the potential we need to empower them to act on it and that to me is what devolution brings--the power, the authority, the responsibility, and the resources to make what our people dream for themselves happen all across our 7,641 islands,” he said.

Shift of power, authority from NG to LGUs According to the Department of the Interior and Local Government (DILG) Secretary Eduardo Año, with much responsibility and power, LGUs are now in the position to

chart the destiny of their people and their community. This will also allow the national government to shift to its oversight functions.

He said there will be a 38% increase in the allotment given to LGUs which translates to more or less P260 billion.

“The national government will be able to focus on macro and strategic priorities in addressing existing development issues.

It will shift from rowing to steering, meaning focusing primarily on development policy, service delivery standards, capacity building, providing technical assistance, and LGU compliance monitoring” he said.

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Retail Chain ramps up to meet pandemic challenge

By MIKE BAÑOS Editor at large

THE coronavirus pandemic has literally shaken the foundations of human civilization, and the retail sector has been one of the hardest that has been hit, but retail players have flexed their creativity to turn threats imposed by the new normal into opportunities to further strengthen their resiliency.

In Mindanao, The Primer Group of Companies has had to face the challenges imposed by the pandemic on its retail and distribution of consumer brands and products, including popular international brands and lifestyle products, on top of operating its own lifestyle boutiques including R.O.X, The Travel Club, Res|Toe|Run, Bratpack & GRIND. “It’s very challenging to meet sales targets especially considering in 2020 contraction was more than half vs. previous year,” said Edgar M. Rabino, Primer Regional Sales Manager for Mindanao.

“However, we have managed targets to more realistic goals, backed with incentives to encourage more sales and adjust to realistic, doable targets. We have also leveraged partnerships with local media and bloggers to attain a higher visibility in multi-media platforms.”

Since the start of the pandemic, Rabino said he has been mostly working from home, although still visited their stores and boutiques once in a while, but had not managed out of town trips due to the quarantine restrictions.

Challenges to opportunities “From being used to field work and seeing the real thing, mentoring our staff face-to-face, it has been a big adjustment to remote monitoring, at the same time ensuring safety first and maximize use of social media,” he added.

Logistics has been especially daunting with a cascading effect on the availability of products

compounded by delays in international shipments, and having to deal with various quarantine restrictions to various areas where their stores and boutiques are located.

“When you consider this has been further exacerbated by manpower constraints during ECQ, additional costs such as storage fees because of the necessity of having to tap third party logistics, all these add up to being costly and time-consuming,” Rabino stressed.

Retail Philippines According to Mordor Intelligence’s Philippines Retail Sector - Growth, Trends, Covid-19 Impact, And Forecasts (2021 - 2026), the retail sector in the Philippines has been facing challenging times in the study period, which worsened due to the sudden COVID-19 pandemic.

The majority of forms of physical retail, including specialty stores, department stores, and other small and medium store owners around the country are facing challenges owing to the lockdown and physical distancing measures. Due to the fear of contamination, many customers temporarily stopped visiting the stores.

However, though customers were welcome into the stores, often the limited number of people in-store capacity and frequent/regular disinfection have added unexpected costs which further cut into retailers’ shrinking bottom lines.

The increased labor demand is another factor that is challenging the retailers to be active on the market.

The ban on large gatherings and social events has a huge impact on occasional and seasonal sales, which are a large part of the retailing in the country.

The apparel segment has been affected greatly in 2020, especially the branded and luxury players in the market who are active in apparel and footwear due to the low demand for the products.

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A Grant Thornton International report says retail has been in a major slump for the past two years; the pandemic only accelerated its restructuring. Department stores and shopping malls were also affected by the growing market share of online retailers. Since the main selling point of department stores is their in-store experience, they are yet to fully respond to the increasing demand for online shopping.

“The problems imposed by the pandemic have actually been a happy problem for retail in 2020 since it made us realize the value of virtual marketing and develop engagements with various communities such as marketplaces online in Facebook, Viber, and accelerate our digital transformation,” Rabino said.

In fact, Rabino said The Primer Group was fortunate it had already started facilitating cashless payments

even prior to the pandemic, with already about 50% of its transactions being done through its dotcoms where customers can buy via credit card, and other contactless payments.

“In addition, within Cagayan de Oro City we have had opportunities to provide work and share income to service providers like riders who have become an essential part of our retail ecosystem,” he said. “For orders outside the

city and region, we also tap 3rd party cargo forwarders and couriers like LBC, and even incentive customers further by offering free shipments for some brands when they purchase a minimum amount.”

Digital Trends On a positive note, Rabino noted a marked shift to online marketing and sales since the pandemic started.

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GOOD GOVERNANCE INITIATIVE OF ISLAND BARANGAY KUDKOD SIASI,SULU BARMM HON BARANGAYCHAIRMAN PELAEZ S. LUKUH together with his barangay councilors Fernando Lukuh,Kayapoh Utuhkalpi, Intan Dida Ludjuman, Bauto Rigo, Jovie Jimho, Moli Nassal, SK Chairman Jenray Utuhkalpi, Brgy Sec Samsudin Utuhkalpi, Brgy Treas Mike Nanding,MDN Stringer Muktar Ibno (Photo by: Pvt Shammah Sunga (res) MDN-BARMM).

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Santos City, Dinaig in Maguindanao, Naawan in Misamis Oriental, and Sulu.

MSU-Iligan Institute of Technology (IIT), although part of the system, has a separate allocation which was slashed too, from P1.394 billion in 2021 to P1.303 billion next year.

But MSU Tawi-Tawi, which is also given a separate budget, got an increase of over P32 million, from P666.5 million this year to P698.7 million next year.

The budget for Caraga State University in Butuan City was slashed by 60-percent, from P868 million this year to P346.33 million next year.

University of Southeastern Philippines in Davao City, the only state university in Region 11, got a 53-percent reduction, from P1.212 billion in 2021 to P564.33 million in 2022.

Bukidnon State University in Malaybalay City will operate with a budget of P657.2 million next year, P228 million lower than its allocation this year.

Another state university in Bukidnon, Central Mindanao University in Maramag town, had its budget cut from P887.82 million this

year to P767.84 million next year.

The budget for University of Science and Technology in Southern Philippines in Cagayan de Oro City was reduced from P449.64 million in 2021 to P397.22 million in 2022. Its campus in Claveria, Misamis Oriental will operate next year with a budget of P113.34 million, down by almost P67 million from its 2021 allocation of P180 million.

The Department of Budget and Management also trimmed the budgets for the following schools: Jose Rizal Memorial State University in Dapitan City, from P547.67 million to P460.15 million; Western Mindanao State University in Zamboanga City, from P831.89 million to P814 million; Sultan Kudarat State University in Tacurong City, from P514 million to P447.9 million; and University of Southern Mindanao in Kabacan, North Cotabato, from P711.69 million to P704.48 million. (H. Marcos C. Mordeno/MindaNews)

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digital na talaga, while we can’t afford to give up our brick-and-mortar stores, we brainstorm with 3rd party consulting firms. Our

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Omni-Channel is in the pipeline and hopefully will be launched soon, it’s the multi-channel mode of selling. This means we aren’t really doing away with the physical store but rather complementing, you can fulfill your customers desires in whatever mode they chose rather than focusing on either,” he explained.

“In fact, virtual store tours are now being done across all our stores upon customer request and engagement through our official/respective FB pages,” Rabino added.

According to a recent report commissioned by Facebook, Filipinos prefer convenience, live selling and mobile payments when shopping online, as new trends emerge due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Some 93 percent of Filipino respondents said they highly consider convenience alongside price when deciding what to purchase online, the study which surveyed 12,500 individuals in 14 countries, including the Philippines, reveals.

It said 87 percent of Filipino respondents said they’re willing to spend more for ease of access to products or services, with 90 percent saying mobile payments should also be

widely available.

“People these days want what they want, when they want it, where they want it,” Facebook Philippines country director John Rubio told reporters in a press briefing.

“Research tells us that we should draw inspiration from the fact that for most consumers, the best journey is no journey at all. And by putting your customer first, you can eliminate friction, inspire discovery and maybe even set a new standard in convenience,” he added.

The Primer Group Established in the Philippines in 1985, the Primer Group of Companies aims to be the leader in delivering superior customer experience, and accomplishes this through the retail and distribution of the world’s top and premium consumer brands in outdoor, travel, footwear, fashion, action sports, wellness and urban lifestyle. It has also established a solid ground in the industrial products and services landscape, with companies in full-scale printing, air-conditioning and creative graphic design and services.

The company is aggressively expanding to become the leader in the global distribution and innovation of

R. A 10172 Form No 10.1 (LCRO)

Republic of the Philippines Local Civil Registry Office Province; Lanao Del Norte Municipality of iligan city

Republic of the Philippines Local Civil Registry Office Province; Lanao Del Norte Municipality of iligan city

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

In compliance with Section 7 of R.A. 10172, a notice is hereby served to the public that IAN E. MABASA has filed with this Office a petition for Correction of Clerical Error particularly SEX from “MALE” to “FEMALE” in the Certificate live of birth IAN BURGOS ERMAC who was born 13, February 1988 at Iligan City, Lanao del Norte whose parents are analie C. Burgos and Isidro H. Ermac.

Any person adversely affected by the said petition may file his written opposition with this office not later than October 2021.

In compliance with Section 7 of R.A. 10172, a notice is hereby served to the public that CORDING B. DINALO has filed with this Office a petition for Correction of Clerical Error particularly SEX “FEMALE” to “MALE” in the Certificate live of birth BRAYN XYCAN MONCEDA DINALO who was born 18, DECEMBER 2004 at Iligan City, Lanao del Norte whose parents are MARIA BLESILA A. MONCEDA and CORDING B. DINALO.

Any person adversely affected by the said petition may file his written opposition with this office not later than October 2021.

(Sgd.) ATTY. YUSSIP DON JUSTIN F. MARTIL Acting city Civil Registrar

(Sgd.) ATTY. YUSSIP DON JUSTIN F. MARTIL Acting city Civil Registrar

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premium goods and services.

Its retail authority alone has grown to over 150 premium brands, with around 450 freestanding stores worldwide. Headquartered in Manila, Philippines, the Primer Group employs over 3,500 individuals. It is present in 10 countries including Hong

Kong, Indonesia, Japan, Malaysia, Singapore, Taiwan, Thailand, Vietnam, Australia and the United Kingdom.

To learn more about the Primer Group of Companies, you can visit their website.

You can also connect with them through their Facebook and Instagram pages.

THE Department of Agrarian Reform (DAR) in the province of Zamboanga del Norte recently turned over a total of Php 493,000 worth of support services projects to boost the economic lives of agrarian reform beneficiaries (ARBs) in the province.

The support ser vices projects include the Php 413,000 vegetable processing center and Php 80,000 community-managed potable water supply, sanitation and hygiene (CP-WASH) project which were provided to Tamil Agrarian Reform Beneficiaries Cooperative (TAMARBECO) located in Tamil, Jose Dalman.

DAR-Z amboanga del Norte Provincial Agrarian Reform Program Officer II (PARPO) Arturo Soria said the vegetable processing center would establish a processing center and processing plant that are in accordance to and accredited by Food and Drug Authority-License to Operate (FDA-LTO).

“With this, they could

produce safe, quality and market-ready processed food products where they would be able to display and sell their products in leading supermarkets and stores nationwide,” Soria said.

He added that the success of this project would generate more investment, employment and income for the ARBs. The CPWASH project, on the other hand, would be the vegetable processing center’s source and storage of clean water.

“There are three significant things that give impact to these projects. First, the opportunity to increase the income of our ARBs. Second, the sustainability, if it was well-managed to be functional for a long time, and lastly, the support from the government especially DAR,” Soria said.

Meanwhile, TAMARBECO Chairman Joe Ven Requina thanked the DAR for helping the farmers improve their economic lives.

DAR empowers livelihood of Zambo del Norte farmers

Online education is the new way of learning

By SHEREE ANN S. PATIJAN TEACHER I MINSUBONG ELEMENTARY SCHOOL MINSUBONG, TANGUB CITY

A teacher is reading out lessons loudly to a classroom while rows of desks filled with students listen attentively early in the morning.

This is what a person would picture when the topic of school or education came up in a conversation, at least till a couple of years ago.

However, with the pandemic engulfing the globe as a whole in early 2020, this normal has long evolved.

The new norm involves the teacher reciting the same lecture to the same students, just miles away from each other, with only a thin string of internet, making it possible for them to be connected so

intimately even from afar.

When the pandemic first surged, nobody expected it to become this widespread and long-lasting, hence online methods of teaching were not immediately sought.

The physical classes were simply suspended till further notice as people expected it to be only a month or two long delay at best. However, as, with time, the masses realised that the Covid-19 pandemic was not vanishing any time soon and that prolonged delaying of learning was affecting the future of children, online mediums of education were desperately switched to.

Types of learner in modular distance learning

By THELMA DUMANGAS MAGSINO Master Teacher I Tablon Elementary School

Publication Notice R.A 10172

Republic of the Philippines Local Civil Registry Office Province: Agusan del Norte City/Municipality: Butuan City

NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC CCE-004-2021 (R.A. 10172) In compliance with the publication requirement and Pursuant to OCRG Memorandum Circular No. 2013-1, Guidelines in the Implementation of the Administrative Order No. 1 Series of 2012 (IRR on R.A 10172), Notice is hereby served to the public that MARLYN LIBOT QUILONDRINO has filed with this office a Petition for Correction of Clerical Error of the child’s sex from “MALE” to “FEMALE” in the Certificate of Live Birth of WENDY LIBOT QUILONDRINO, who was born on 30 August 2012 at Holy Redeemer Birthing Clinic, Butuan City, Agusan del Norte, Philippines and whose parents are MARLYN BAQUERAN LIBOT AND DARIUS CABALLES QUILONDRINO

Any person adversely affected by said petition may file his written opposition with this Office not later than 30 September 2021.

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(Sgd.) AMALIA T. QUE Acting City Civil Registrar

RA FORM No. 10172 (LCRO) Republic of the Philippines Local Civil Registry Office Province of Gitagum NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

In compliance with section 5 of R.A Act No. 9048 and notice is hereby served to public that SUSAN U. MAALIAO has filed this office a petition for Correction

(complete name of petitioner)

of Clerical Error in the Certificate of Live Birth.

From “MALE” To “FEMALE”

(Gender to be changed) (New Gender to be adopted)

Who was born on January 12 ,1962 at Matangad, Gitagum, Misamis Or.

(Complete date of birth)

(Place of Birth)

And whose parents are MAXIMO DONQUE and TOMASA UMAS-AS

(Name of Father)

(Name of Mother)

Any person adversely affected by said petition may file his written opposition With this office not later than _________________.

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(Sgd.) FRANCIS Y. MIGALBIO Municipal Civil Registrar

SOME students are not exactly raring to go back to school. It is not just the grade schooler’s fear of Covid-19.

There’s also their experience last year as the pandemic forced a drastic switch to distance learning nationwide.

It was hard to learn on their own. Especially vulnerable is the public school sector. There are difficulties in understanding lessons, the additional hurdle of learning to use gadgets and software and having to deal with the country’s admittedly somewhat poor telecommunications services.

It’s not every day that students have a strong Internet connection. Sometimes,

they get disconnected in the middle of online classes and with that, they won’t hear and learn anymore from the rest of the lesson and the succeeding discussion.

Covid-19 broke out just before SY 2019-20 ended and the disruption then was relatively minimal, affecting only the last few weeks of classes and pushing graduations into the online realm. It was only during the first full year of distance learning, SY 2020-21 – that the underlying issues came to fore, first highlighted by anecdotal evidence and later supported by surveys conducted as the pandemic raged.

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to run for the same position in the next cycle.

Along this line, Yasay also confirmed that PaDayon Pilipino has almost completed its lineup of candidates while beating the October 1 to 8 deadline of filing of certificates of candidacy.

Yasay reiterated what another local official had confirmed earlier that Gingoog City Vice Mayor Peter M. Unabia will be the gubernatorial bearer of the party with his running mate, incumbent Vice Gov. Jeremy Jonahmar Pelaez.

The candidate for first district congressman will be reelectionist Rep. Christian Unabia and incumbent SP members Frederick Khu, Wayne Militante and outgoing Gingoog City Councilor Marlon Kho. The fourth and fifth slots are

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still to be determined.

Rounding out the slots for the second legislative district are incumbent SP members Syremae Emano, Gerardo Sabal III, Yasay, outgoing Villanueva Councilor Leoncio Abejo and one that is still to be determined.

Yasay is further confident that should Unabia win, he would continue to implement the priorities of the Emano administration while pointing out that both of them have a soft heart for the agriculture sector since they are all agriculture graduates and are engaged in farming.

“Tourism and agriculture can work hand in hand (referring to Emano’s tourism-based governance pillars). If our number of visitors increase, we will have more investors in agriculture. Our farmers will be protected under hopefullyto-be Governor Unabia,” he said.

R.A. Form No. 10.1(LCRO) Republic of the Philippines Local Civil Registry Office Province of Camiguin Municipality of Mambajao N O T I C E

O F P U B L I C A T I ON

In compliance with Section 5 of R.A. No. 9048, a notice is hereby served to the public that CHERRY LYNN ARANAS CAHANAP has filed with this Office PETITION FOR CHANGE OF FIRST NAME in her mother’s Certificate of Live Birth, GRACE ARRO ARANAS from “GRACIA” to “GRACE”. She was born on 21 MARCH 1966 at CAMIGUIN EMERGENCY HOSPITAL, MAMBAJAO, CAMIGUIN SUBPROVINCE, PHILIPPINES from parents: AGAPITO BOLLOZOS ARANAS and FELICIDAD RAMOGA ARRO.

Any person adversely affected by said petition may file his written opposition with this Office not later than 11 OCTOBER 2021.

(Sgd.) EDITHA B. MOOSREINER, MBA Municipal Civil Registrar

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DEED OF EXTRAJUDICIAL SETTLEMENT AMONG HEIRS WITH WAIVER OF RIGHTS KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS:

This EXTRAJUDICIAL SETTLEMENT AMONG HEIRS WITH WAIVER OF RIGHTS, made and entered into by and among: 1.

ANITA B. CANDOLE, of legal age, Filipino, widow and a resident of Purok 7, Halapitan, San Fernando, Bukidnon, now and hereinafter referred to as the HEIR-WAIVOR; 2.

KAREN C. BALDO, of legal age, Filipino, married and a resident of Purok 7, Halapitan, San Fernando, Bukidnon, now and hereinafter referred to as the HEIR-WAIVOR; 3.

CONDARADO B. CANDOLE, JR., of legal age, Filipino, single and a resident of Purok 7, Halapitan, San Fernando, Bukidnon, HEIRWAIVEE; 4.

CHERYL CANDOLE FLORIDO, of legal age, Filipino, married and a resident of Purok 7, Halapitan, San Fernando, Bukidnon, HEIRWAIVEE; 5.

BERNIE B. CANDOLE, of legal age, Filipino, married and a resident of Purok 7, Halapitan, San Fernando, Bukidnon, HEIR-WAIVEE; 6.

KRIZIA ANGEL M. CANDOLE, likewise of age, Filipino, single and a resident of Purok 7, Halapitan, San Fernando, Bukidnon, WIAVEE; WITNESSETH:

That the above-named HEIRS-WAIVORS and HEIRS-WAIVEE such as ANITA B. CANDOLE are the surviving spouse and the rest are the legitimate children, and the only heirs of the deceased CONDRADO T. CANDOLE, SR., who died on November 30, 2015 at P-7 Halapitan, San Fernando, Bukidnon; That the deceased at the time of his death, left those certain properties, more particularly described as follows, to wit;

1. “A PARCEL OF LAND, situated at Halapitan, San Fernando, Bukidnon, containing an area of FOURTEEN THOUSAND THREE HUNDRED SEVENTY-EIGHT (14,378) Square Meters more or less, known as Lot No. 3588, Cad 542-D, Case-5 covered by OCT No. P-14861.

2. “A PARCEL OF LAND, situated at Halapitan, San Fernando, Bukidnon, containing an area of TWENTYTWO THOUSAND SIX HUNDRED SEVENTY (22,670) Square Meters more or less, known as Lot No. 3589-B, Psd-10-009751, covered

by TCT No. T-27533.

3. “A PARCEL OF LAND, situated at Candelaria, San Fernando, Bukidnon, containing an area of NINE THOUSAND THREE HUNDRED FIFTY-FOUR (9,354) Square Meters more or less, known as Lot No. 3347, Cad 542-D, Case-4 covered

by OCT No. P-5596.

4. “A PARCEL OF LAND, situated at Halapitan, San Fernando, Bukidnon, containing an area of TWO HUNDRED FORTY-SIX (246) Square Meters more or less, known as Lot No. 1694, Cad 542-D.

5. “A PARCEL OF LAND, situated at Halapitan, San Fernando, Bukidnon, containing an area of ONE THOUSAND SIX HUNDRED SEVENTYONE (1,671) Square Meters more or less, known as Lot No. 1437-A-10, Psd-10-059447, covered by TCT No. T-135125.

6. “A PARCEL OF LAND, situated at Halapitan, San Fernando, Bukidnon, containing an area of NINE THOUSAND FOUR HUNDRED TWENTY-NINE (9,429) Square Meters more or less, known as Lot No. 5008-87, CSD-10-017903, covered by KOT Blg. 2015000140.

That no personal properties are involved in this extrajudicial settlement;

That to the best knowledge and information of the parties HEIRS-WAIVORS and JEIRS-WAIVEES hereto, the said deceased left no known debts;

That the parties HEIRS-WAIVORS and HEIRS-WAIVEES hereto being all legal age and with full civil capacity to contract, hereby by these presents agree to divide, settle and adjudicate, as they hereby divide, settle and adjudicate among themselves, the above-described properties by the way of WAIVER OF RIGHTS;

That the herein HEIRS-WAIVORS, ANITA B. CANDOLE, and KAREN C. BALDO, do hereby WAIVE, RELINGUISH, QUITCLAIM AND EXTINGUISH all their rights, participations and interests unto the herein HEIRS-WAIVEES in the manner as follows; TO: KRIZIA ANGEL M. CANDOLE:

a. “A PARCEL OF LAND, situated at Halapitan, San Fernando, Bukidnon, containing an area of FOURTEEN THOUSAND THREE HUNDRED SEVENTY-EIGHT (14,378) Square Meters more or less, known as Lot No. 3588, Cad 542-D, Case-5 covered by OCT No. P-14861.

TO: BERNIE B. CANDOLE:

b. “A PARCEL OF LAND, situated at Halapitan, San Fernando, Bukidnon, containing an area of TWENTYTWO THOUSAND SIX HUNDRED SEVENTY (22,670) Square Meters more or less, known as Lot No. 3589-B, Psd-10-009751, covered

by TCT No. T-27533.

TO: CONDRADO B. CANDOLE, JR.:

c. “A PARCEL OF LAND, situated at Halapitan, San Fernando, Bukidnon, containing an area of NINE THOUSAND THREE HUNDRED FIFTY-FOUR (9,354) Square Meters more or less, known as Lot No. 3347, Cad 542-D, Case-4 covered

by OCT No. P-5596.

d. “A PARCEL OF LAND, situated at Halapitan, San Fernando, Bukidnon, containing an area of TWO HUNDRED FORTY-SIX (246) Square Meters more or less, known as Lot No. 1694, Cad 542-D. TO: CHERYL CANDOLE FLORIDO

e. “A PARCEL OF LAND, situated at Halapitan, San Fernando, Bukidnon, containing an area of ONE THOUSAND SIX HUNDRED SEVENTYONE (1,671) Square Meters more or less, known as Lot No. 1437-A-10, Psd-10-059447, covered by TCT No. T-135125.

f. “A PARCEL OF LAND, situated at Halapitan, San Fernando, Bukidnon, containing an area of NINE THOUSAND FOUR HUNDRED TWENTY-NINE (9,429) Square Meters more or less, known as Lot No. 5008-87, CSD-10-017903, covered by KOT Blg. 2015000140.

Is subject for DEED OF EXTRAJUDICIAL SETTLEMENT AMONG HEIRS WITH WAIVER OF RIGHTS. Under the Notarial Registry of FRANCISCO L. VASIG, JR., Notary Public. Per Doc. No. 168; Page No. 35; Book No. 339; Series of 2021.

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EXTRAJUDICIAL SETTLEMENT OF ESTATE OF THE LATE DECEASED SPOUSES TEODORO BAS AND NICOLAZA TANGOB KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS:

That we, FRANCISCO T. BAS, TEODORO T. BAS JR., ROMEO T. BAS, DANILO T. BAS, LILIBETH BAS PASCO, MARILYN BAS MADALLA, all of legal ages. Filipino and residents of Magsaysay, Kitaotao, Bukidnon, Philippines, MARIO T. BAS, of legal ages, Filipino and a resident of Sinangguyan, Don Carlos, Bukidnon, Philippines, and SUSANA BAS DIHAN, of legal ages, Filipino and a resident of Danggawan Maramag, Bukidnon, Philippines, do hereby, DECLARE AND MAKE MANIFEST That we are the legitimate surviving heirs of late TEODORO BAS who died on January 13, 2018 at Don Carlos Hospital, Don Carlos, Bukidnon, Philippines and NICOLAZA TANGOB who died on May 1, 2012 at Maramag, Bukidnon, Philippines;

That the deceased died without any will and the surviving heirs are as follows: FRANCISCO T. BAS JR., ROMEO T. BAS, DANILO T. BAS LILIBETH BAS PASCO, MARILYN BAS MADALLA, MARIO T. BAS and SUSANA BAS DIHAN, all legitimate heirs;

That the deceased left no debts;

That the deceased left a parcel of land located at Magsaysay, Kitaotao, Bukidnon, Philippines;

“A parcel of land containing an area of FOURTEEN THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED SEVENTY-TWO (14,572) square meters. Identified as Lot No. 109-I, Psd-10-021434 (AR).

Covered by Transfer Certificate of Title No. AT-2551.”

That the parties herein have agreed as they hereby agree to divide and settle among themselves the above0describes property;

That the same is free from all liens and encumbrances whatsoever;

That the above-described property is not tenanted or leased to anybody;

Is subject for EXTRAJUDICIAL SETTLEMENT OF ESTATE OF THE LATE DECEASED SPOUSES TEODORO BAS AND NICOLAZA TANGOB. Under the Notarial Registry of LORDINO P. SALVAÑA, Notary Public. Per Doc. No. 269; Page No. 58; Book No. CXXIII; Series of 2021.

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REPUBLIC OF THE PHILIPPINES ) PROVINCE OF BUKIDNON ) S.S. MUNICIPALITY OF MANOLO FORTICH)

AFFICAVIT OF HEIRSHIP WE, CHARLES L. CARLOS, SR., married and a resident of Mantibugao, Manolo Fortich, Bukidnon;

LEONARD L. CARLOS, married, a resident of California, USA and represented by MARIA LOURDES C. BONGCARON, Atty.-in-Fact;

MARIA LOURDES C. BONGVARON, married, a resident of Alae, Manolo Fortich, Bukidnon;

ANNABEL L. CARLOS-DACANAY, married, a resident of Alae, Manolo Fortich, Bukidnon; and

FLORANTE L. CARLOS, married, a resident of Alae, Manolo Fortich, Bukidnon, all Filipino, after having been duly sworn to in accordance with law, do hereby depose and say;

1. That we are the children and sole heirs of the late CANDIDO CARLOS who died last March 20, 2014 in Cagayan de Oro City;

2. That our said parent is one of the registered owner, possessor and occupant of a certain parcel of land situated at Mantibugao, Manolo Fortich, Bukidnon with an area of 41,065 square meters, more or less, known as Lot 467-L, Psd-10-068914 and covered by Transfer Certificate of Title No. 133-2017002345 of the Registry of Deeds Bukidnon;

3. That the inheritance and other related taxes over his estate had already been paid; Refer to ANNEX A (eCR201500394736) under the Entry No. 2017080941

4. That undersigned affiants execute this affidavit of Heirship to establish the truth and attest to the veracity of the foregoing facts and that our said father is already deceased.

Is subject for AFFIDAVIT OFHEIRSHIP. Under the Notarial Registry of ATTY. JERSON S. LEYSON, Notary Public. Per Doc. No. 1502; Page No. 1; Book No. IV: Series of 2020.

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Republic of the Philippines DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION LAND TRANSPORTATION FRANCHISING AND REGULATORY BOARD Regional Franchising and Regulatory Office No. 11 Balusong Ave., McArthur Highway, Matina, Davao City

Petition for Change Party Applicant with Extension of Validity of a Certificate of Public Convenience to operate a PUJ Dual Ordinary Regular Service.

VERONICA C. CAYBOT, Case No: R11-CP-EV-PJ-2021-8-1653

Previous Owner.

(2001-XI-01653) ALVIN C. CAYBOT, Petitioner.

NOTICE OF HEARING VERONICA C. CAYBOT was 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: PANABO CITY – DAVAO CITY 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 October 19, 2021. In the petition filed on August 26, 2021, petitioner requests authority to change the party in the Certificate of Public Convenience stating that his mother Veronica C. Caybot died intestate on April 13, 2020. In the same petition, petitioner likewise 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 OCTOBER 26, 2021 at 9:00 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 in Mindanao. Petitioner is likewise ordered to publish the Deed of Extrajudicial Settlement of Estate once a week for three (3) consecutive weeks as required under Rule 74 of the Rules of Court.

Parties opposed to the granting of the petition must file 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.

Davao City, Philippines, August 31, 2021.

(Sgd.) Dir. NONITO A. LLANOS III Regional Director

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DEED OF EXTRA-JUDICIAL PARTITION WITH SALE KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS:

This deed of extrajudicial partition is entered by and between NANCY ESTINEZA R. VASIG and ELIZABETH VASIG CUBAYAN:

NANCY ESTINEZA R. VASIG, of legal age, Filipino, widow and a resident of Adoracion Dela Cerna St. Sumpong, Malaybalay City, Bukidnon; -AND ELIZABETH VASIG CUBAYAN, likewise of age, Filipino, married and a resident of same address, do hereby declare; WITNESSETH: That the herein declare that during the lifetime of HOMER L. VASIG, real property was acquired by herein NANCY ESTINEZA VASIG and hereunder describe as follows: TRANSFER CERTIFICATE OF TITLE NO. T-46435 IT IS HEREBYCERTIFIED that certain land situated in the Mun. of Malaybalay Prov. of Bukidnon, more particularly described as follows: Lot B-27-B-4-B, Psd-10-020705 A parcel of land (Lot B-27-B-4-B, Psd-10-020705, being a portion of Lot B-27-B-4, Psd-10-012538) Situated in the Barrio of Sumpong, Mun. of Malaybalay, Prov. Of Bukidnon, Island of Mindanao. Containing an area of TWO HUNDRED EIGHTY-EIGHT (288) square meters more or less.

That HOMER L. VASIG died at Oslob, Cebu on May 3, 2018 leaving without will or any unsettled debts and survived by herein widow and their only issue ELIZABETH VASIG CUBAYAN.

That herein heirs have decided to partition the above-described property equally and herein widow hereby SELL, TRANSFER, CEDE and CONVEY her share over the same property consisting of 3/4th of the property by way of deed of sale for in consideration TEN THOUSAND PESOS (10,000.00) hereby transfer and waive all her right over the above-described property by way of deed of sale, in favor of ELIZABETH VASIG CUBAYAN

That for and in consideration of the sum of THREE HUNDRED THOUSAND PESOS (300,000.00) is hereby received and acknowledged to have full satisfaction and the virtue hereof do hereby SELL, TRANSFER, CEDE and CONVEY the above-described property, absolutely and irrevocable to her heirs and assigned.

Is subject for DEED OF EXTRAJUDICIAL PARTITION WITH SALE. Under the Notarial Registry of SIDRO L. CARACOL, Notary Public. Per Doc. No. 8; Page No. 2; Book No. XXIX; Series of 2021.

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EXTRAJUDICIAL SETTLEMENT AMONG THE HEIRS OF EMELIO MAXIMO REYES GUERRERO KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS:

This EXTRAJUDICIAL SETTLEMENT WITH DEED OF ABSOLUTE SALE is made and entered into by and among:

PRIMITIVA VILLEGAS GUERRERO, of legal age, widowed, and a resident of Osmena St. Cagayan de Oro City;

KATRINA VILLEGAS GUERRERO, of legal age, married, with Philippine address at Osmena St. Cagayan de Oro City, and a current resident of Florida, USA, represented in this instance by PRIMITIVA VILLEGAS GUERRERO by virtue of a General Power of Attorney executed before Maria Gascon, a Notary Public in the State of Florida, U.S.A., last October 21, 2020, with Apostille Certificate Number 2020-108293;

MARI KAREN VILLEGAS GUERRERO, of legal age, married, with Philippine address at Osmena St. Cagayan de Oro City, and a current resident of Los Angeles, California, USA, represented in this instance

by PRIMITIVA VILLEGAS GUERRERO by virtue of a Special Power of Attorney executed before N. Perez, a Notary Public in the State of California, U.S.A., last September 17, 2020, with Apostille Certificate Number 71928; WITNESSETH:

That the above-named parties, all of legal age, are the wife and legitimate children, and sole heirs of EMELIO MAXIMO REYES GUERRERO, who died on August 19, 2020 at Cagayan de Oro City, without any will; That the said deceased, at the time of his death, left real properties, more particularly descried as follows: TRANSFER CERTIFICATE OF TITLE NO. T-89962

A parcel of land in the name of SPOUSES EMELIO MAXIMO GUERRERO and PRIMITIVA GUERRERO (Lot No. 4, Block 2 of the subdivision plan Psd-29602, being a portion of Lot 845-A-2, described on plan Psd-28336, G.L.R.O. Cad Record No. 1562) situated in the City of Cagayan de Oro, Island of Mindanao. Containing an area of Two Hundred Ninety-Eight (298) square meters, more or less. Covered by Tax Declaration No. G-007279 with property Index No. 164-05-024-02-030 under the name of GUERRERO, EMILIO MAXIMO & GUERRERO, PRIMITIVA (SPS.) TRANSFER CERTIFICATE OF TITLE NO T-50423

A parcel of land in the name EMELIO MAXIMO GUERRERO, married to PRIMITIVA GUERRERO, (Lot No. 9-A, Block 5 of the Subdivision plan Psd-29602 situated in the Barrio of Poblacion, City of Cagayan de Oro, Island of Mindanao. Containing an area of One Hundred Seventy-Seven (177) square meters more or less. Covered by Tax Declaration No. G-007381 with property Index No. 164-05-024-05-071 under the name of GUERRERO, EMELIO MAXIMO & GUERRERO, PRIMITIVA (SPS.) TRANSFER CERTIFICATE OF TITLE NO. T-1372019006086

A parcel of land in the name of SPOUSES EMELIO MAXIMO GUERRERO and PRIMITIVA GUERRERO (Lot No. 2992-A-2-K, Psd-10-006401, being a portion of Lot 2992-A-2, Psd-10-006394) situated in the Barrio of Macasandig, City of Cagayan de Oro, Island of Mindanao. Containing an area of Two Hundred Seventy-Seven (277) square meters, more or less. Covered by Tax Declaration No. G-359947 with property Index No. 164-03-050-12-089 under the name of GUERRERO, EMELIO MAXIMO & GUERRERO, PRIMITIVA (SPS.) TRANSFER CERTIFICATE OF TITLE NO. T-1372019006059

A parcel of land in the name of SPOUSES EMELIO MAXIMO GUERRERO and PRIMITIVA GUERRERO (Lot No. 2992-A-2-B, Psd-10-006401, being a portion of Lot 2992-A-2, Psd-10-006394) situated in the Barrio of Macasandig, City of Cagayan de Oro, Island of Mindanao. Containing an area of Two Hundred SIXTY-FIVE (265) square meters, more or less. Covered by Tax Declaration No. G-359948 with property Index No. 164-03-050-12-072 under the name of GUERRERO, EMELIO MAXIMO & GUERRERO, PRIMITIVA (SPS.) TRANSFER CERTIFICATE OF TITLE NO. T-128860

A parcel of land in the name of EMELIO MAXIMO GUERRERO, PRIMITIVA V. GUERRERO, KATRINA V. GUERRERO and MARI KAREN V. GUERRERO, more particularly bounded ad described as follows:

Lot: Lot 139-A, Psd-10-066332

Portion of Lot: 139- PLS-800, Malaybalay Public Land Subdivision

Location: Patpat, Malaybalay City, Bukidnon, Island of Mindanao

Area: Twelve Thousand Seven Hundred Seven (12,707) square meters more or less

Covered by Tax Declaration No. F-059252 with property Index No. 215-01-0036-007-044 under the name of EMELIO MAXIMO GUERRERO, PRIMITIVA V. GUERRERO, KATRINA V. GUERRERO and MARI KAREN V. GUERRERO. TRANSFER CERTIFICATE OF TITLE NO. T-128861

A parcel of land in the name of EMELIO MAXIMO GUERRERO, PRIMITIVA V. GUERRERO, KATRINA V. GUERRERO and MARI KAREN V. GUERRERO, more particularly bounded ad described as follows:

Lot: Lot 139-B, Psd-10-066332

Portion of Lot: 139- PLS-800, Malaybalay Public Land Subdivision

Location: Patpat, Malaybalay City, Bukidnon, Island of Mindanao

Area: Eleven Thousand Seven Hundred Sixty (11,760) square meters more or less

Covered by Tax Declaration No. F-059253 with property Index No. 215-01-0036-007-045 under the name of EMELIO MAXIMO GUERRERO, PRIMITIVA V. GUERRERO, KATRINA V. GUERRERO and MARI KAREN V. GUERRERO. TRANSFER CERTIFICATE OF TITLE NO. T-128862

A parcel of land in the name of EMELIO MAXIMO GUERRERO, PRIMITIVA V. GUERRERO, KATRINA V. GUERRERO and MARI KAREN V. GUERRERO, more particularly bounded ad described as follows:

Lot: Lot 139-C, Psd-10-066332

Portion of Lot: 139- PLS-800, Malaybalay Public Land Subdivision

Location: Patpat, Malaybalay City, Bukidnon, Island of Mindanao

Area: Eleven Thousand Three Hundred FortyFive (11,345) square meters more or less

Covered by Tax Declaration No. F-059254 with property Index No. 215-01-0036-007-046 under the name of EMELIO MAXIMO GUERRERO, PRIMITIVA V. GUERRERO, KATRINA V. GUERRERO and MARI KAREN V. GUERRERO. TRANSFER CERTIFICATE OF TITLE NO. T-128863

A parcel of land in the name of EMELIO MAXIMO GUERRERO, PRIMITIVA V. GUERRERO, KATRINA V. GUERRERO and MARI KAREN V. GUERRERO, more particularly bounded ad described as follows:

Lot: Lot 139-D, Psd-10-066332

Portion of Lot: 139- PLS-800, Malaybalay Public Land Subdivision

Location: Patpat, Malaybalay City, Bukidnon, Island of Mindanao

Area: Twelve Thousand Two Hundred FortyFour (12,244) square meters more or less

Covered by Tax Declaration No. F-059255 with property Index No. 215-01-0036-007-047 under the name of EMELIO MAXIMO GUERRERO, PRIMITIVA V. GUERRERO, KATRINA V. GUERRERO and MARI KAREN V. GUERRERO. TRANSFER CERTIFICATE OF TITLE NO. T-128864

A parcel of land in the name of EMELIO MAXIMO GUERRERO, PRIMITIVA V. GUERRERO, KATRINA V. GUERRERO and MARI KAREN V. GUERRERO, more particularly bounded ad described as follows:

Lot: Lot 139-E, Psd-10-066332

Portion of Lot: 139- PLS-800, Malaybalay Public Land Subdivision

Location: Patpat, Malaybalay City, Bukidnon, Island of Mindanao

Area: Ten Thousand Nine Hundred Forty-Nine (10,949) square meters more or less

Covered by Tax Declaration No. F-059256 with property Index No. 215-01-0036-007-048 under the name of EMELIO MAXIMO GUERRERO, PRIMITIVA V. GUERRERO, KATRINA V. GUERRERO and MARI KAREN V. GUERRERO. TRANSFER CERTIFICATE OF TITLE NO. T-128865

A parcel of land in the name of EMELIO MAXIMO GUERRERO, PRIMITIVA V. GUERRERO, KATRINA V. GUERRERO and MARI KAREN V. GUERRERO, more particularly bounded ad described as follows:

Lot: Lot 139-F, Psd-10-066332

Portion of Lot: 139- PLS-800, Malaybalay Public Land Subdivision

Location: Patpat, Malaybalay City, Bukidnon, Island of Mindanao

Area: Nine Thousand Six Hundred Thirty-Nine

9

(9,639) square meters more or less

Covered by Tax Declaration No. F-059257 with property Index No. 215-01-0036-007-049 under the name of EMELIO MAXIMO GUERRERO, PRIMITIVA V. GUERRERO, KATRINA V. GUERRERO and MARI KAREN V. GUERRERO. TRANSFER CERTIFICATE OF TITLE NO. T-128866

A parcel of land in the name of EMELIO MAXIMO GUERRERO, PRIMITIVA V. GUERRERO, KATRINA V. GUERRERO and MARI KAREN V. GUERRERO, more particularly bounded ad described as follows:

Lot: Lot 139-G, Psd-10-066332

Portion of Lot: 139- PLS-800, Malaybalay Public Land Subdivision

Location: Patpat, Malaybalay City, Bukidnon, Island of Mindanao

Area: Eight Thousand Three Hundred ThirtySeven (8,337) square meters more or less

Covered by Tax Declaration No. F-059258 with property Index No. 215-01-0036-007-050 under the name of EMELIO MAXIMO GUERRERO, PRIMITIVA V. GUERRERO, KATRINA V. GUERRERO and MARI KAREN V. GUERRERO. TRANSFER CERTIFICATE OF TITLE NO. T-128867

A parcel of land in the name of EMELIO MAXIMO GUERRERO, PRIMITIVA V. GUERRERO, KATRINA V. GUERRERO and MARI KAREN V. GUERRERO, more particularly bounded ad described as follows:

Lot: Lot 139-H, Psd-10-066332

Portion of Lot: 139- PLS-800, Malaybalay Public Land Subdivision

Location: Patpat, Malaybalay City, Bukidnon, Island of Mindanao

Area: Six Thousand Nine Hundred Forty-Seven (6,947) square meters more or less

Covered by Tax Declaration No. F-059259 with property Index No. 215-01-0036-007-051 under the name of EMELIO MAXIMO GUERRERO, PRIMITIVA V. GUERRERO, KATRINA V. GUERRERO and MARI KAREN V. GUERRERO. TRANSFER CERTIFICATE OF TITLE NO. T-128868

A parcel of land in the name of EMELIO MAXIMO GUERRERO, PRIMITIVA V. GUERRERO, KATRINA V. GUERRERO and MARI KAREN V. GUERRERO, more particularly bounded ad described as follows:

Lot: Lot 139-I, Psd-10-066332

Portion of Lot: 139- PLS-800, Malaybalay Public Land Subdivision

Location: Patpat, Malaybalay City, Bukidnon, Island of Mindanao

Area: Five Thousand Seven Hundred Thirty (5,730) square meters more or less

Covered by Tax Declaration No. F-059260 with property Index No. 215-01-0036-007-052 under the name of EMELIO MAXIMO GUERRERO, PRIMITIVA V. GUERRERO, KATRINA V. GUERRERO and MARI KAREN V. GUERRERO. TRANSFER CERTIFICATE OF TITLE NO. T-128869

A parcel of land in the name of EMELIO MAXIMO GUERRERO, PRIMITIVA V. GUERRERO, KATRINA V. GUERRERO and MARI KAREN V. GUERRERO, more particularly bounded ad described as follows:

Lot: Lot 139-J, Psd-10-066332

Portion of Lot: 139- PLS-800, Malaybalay Public Land Subdivision

Location: Patpat, Malaybalay City, Bukidnon, Island of Mindanao

Area: Four Thousand Three Hundred EightyOne (4,381) square meters more or less

Covered by Tax Declaration No. F-059261 with property Index No. 215-01-0036-007-053 under the name of EMELIO MAXIMO GUERRERO, PRIMITIVA V. GUERRERO, KATRINA V. GUERRERO and MARI KAREN V. GUERRERO. TRANSFER CERTIFICATE OF TITLE NO. T-128870

A parcel of land in the name of EMELIO MAXIMO GUERRERO, PRIMITIVA V. GUERRERO, KATRINA V. GUERRERO and MARI KAREN V. GUERRERO, more particularly bounded ad described as follows:

Lot: Lot 139-K, Psd-10-066332

Portion of Lot: 139- PLS-800, Malaybalay Public Land Subdivision

Location: Patpat, Malaybalay City, Bukidnon, Island of Mindanao

Area: Three Thousand Thirty-Four (3,034) square meters more or less

Covered by Tax Declaration No. F-059262 with property Index No. 215-01-0036-007-054 under the name of EMELIO MAXIMO GUERRERO, PRIMITIVA V. GUERRERO, KATRINA V. GUERRERO and MARI KAREN V. GUERRERO. TRANSFER CERTIFICATE OF TITLE NO. T-128871

A parcel of land in the name of EMELIO MAXIMO GUERRERO, PRIMITIVA V. GUERRERO, KATRINA V. GUERRERO and MARI KAREN V. GUERRERO, more particularly bounded ad described as follows:

Lot: Lot 139-L, Psd-10-066332

Portion of Lot: 139- PLS-800, Malaybalay Public Land Subdivision

Location: Patpat, Malaybalay City, Bukidnon, Island of Mindanao

Area: Thirty-Two Thousand Two Hundred Fifty-Two (32,252) square meters more or less

Covered by Tax Declaration No. F-059263 with property Index No. 215-01-0036-007-055 under the name of EMELIO MAXIMO GUERRERO, PRIMITIVA V. GUERRERO, KATRINA V. GUERRERO and MARI KAREN V. GUERRERO. TRANSFER CERTIFICATE OF TITLE NO. T-43655

A parcel of land in the name of EMELIO MAXIMO GUERRERO, married to PRIMITIVA V. GUERRERO, more particularly bounded ad described as follows:

Lot: Lot 6, Blk 1 of Psd-31546

Portion of Lot: Plan H-146129

Location: Poblacion, Malaybalay City, Bukidnon, Island of Mindanao

Area: Three Thousand Thirty-Five (335) square meters more or less

Covered by Tax Declaration No. F-008147 with property Index No. 215-02-0044-004-154 under the name of EMELIO MAXIMO GUERRERO, married to PRIMITIVA V. GUERRERO. TRANSFER CERTIFICATE OF TITLE NO. T-34444

A parcel of land in the name of EMELIO MAXIMO GUERRERO, PRIMITIVA V. GUERRERO, KATRINA V. GUERRERO and MARI KAREN V. GUERRERO, more particularly bounded ad described as follows:

Lot: Lot 13585-J-1 Psd-10-039433

Portion of Lot: 13585-J Psd-1031356

Location: Poblacion, Gitagum, Misamis Oriental

Area: FIVE HUNDRED (500) square meters more or less

Covered by Tax Declaration No. 0819000104668 with property Index No. 0.52.19.0001.51 under the name of EMELIO MAXIMO GUERRERO, PRIMITIVA V. GUERRERO, KATRINA V. GUERRERO and MARI KAREN V. GUERRERO. TRANSFER CERTIFICATE OF TITLE NO. T-34445

A parcel of land in the name of EMELIO MAXIMO GUERRERO, PRIMITIVA V. GUERRERO, KATRINA V. GUERRERO and MARI KAREN V. GUERRERO, more particularly bounded ad described as follows:

Lot: Lot 13585-J-2 Psd-10-039433

Portion of Lot: 13585-J Psd-1031356

Location: Poblacion, Gitagum, Misamis Oriental

Area: FIVE HUNDRED (500) square meters more or less

Covered by Tax Declaration No. 0819000104669 with property Index No. 0.52.19.0001.001.51 under the name of EMELIO MAXIMO GUERRERO, PRIMITIVA V. GUERRERO, KATRINA V. GUERRERO and MARI KAREN V. GUERRERO. Tax Declaration No. 0819000104537 A FIVE HUNDRED (500) square meter property situated in Poblacion, Gitagum, Misamis Oriental covered by Tax Declaration No. 081900104537, under the name of EMELIO MAXIMO GUERRERO, PRIMITIA GUERRERO, KATRINA V. GUERRERO and MARI KAREN V. GUERRERO, with PIN 05219-0001-001-048, dominated as Lot No. 13586-A bounded by:

North: Lot 02 South: Lot 49

East: Lot 01 West: Lot 02

That no other personal properties are involved in this extrajudicial settlement;

That to the best knowledge and information of the parties hereto, the said deceased left no debts.

That the parties hereto, being all of legal age and with full civil capacity to contract, hereby by these presents agree to divide and adjudicate, as they hereby divide and adjudicate, among themselves, the above real properties with each heir getting one EQUAL share.

Is subject for EXTRAJUDICIAL SETTLEMENT AMONG THE HEIRS OF EMELIO MAXIMO REYES GUERRERO. Under the Notarial Registry of ATTY. FELIXBERTO U. ROXAS IV. Per Doc. No. 422; Page No. 85; Book No. 1; Series of 2020.

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health standards to help the city government and the frontliners.

Mayor Duterte has also reiterated that work-from-home, as well as the skeletal force would continue among the city government employees to help control the surge of the deadly virus.

“It is something we need to do. It is our contribution to our health workers inside the hospitals who are tired, overworked, and swamp with Covid-19 cases. We endeavor to reduce the infections among City Government of Davao employees so that if there’s a reduction of infections among our employees, we are less of a burden to our health care workers,” she concluded. (PNA)

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Cogoncogon, Barangay Manalog in Malaybalay City, Bukidnon province, around 6:45 am on Monday, September 20.

The firefight, which lasted for several minutes, left five members of the communist party dead after clearing operations made by government forces.

Government forces, the report said, encountered 15 heavilyarmed communist rebels under the Headquarters Forces Neo (HQF-NEO), Regional Sentro De Gravidad Compaq (RSDG COMPAQ), and Guerilla Front 89 (GF-89) of the North Central Mindanao Regional Committee (NCMRC).

The casualties on the rebel’s side have not been identified yet, according to military reports yesterday. The dead bodies were abandoned by the retreating forces of the NPA fighters operating in Northern Mindanao areas.

The encounter happened, the military said, due to their focused military operations against the three NPA groups, including the National Operations Command (NOC) of the Communist Party of the Philippines and the 8th Infantry Battalion (8IB).

The military troops cleared the dead bodies and seized 11 high-powered firearms which were left by the group after they scampered to unknown directions during the skirmishes.

The firearms seized by the military include six AK47 rifles, two M16 rifles, and three M653 rifles; as well as a cal-.45 pistol and various war materials.

Meanwhile, on that same day, another firefight also took place in the mountainous areas in Barangay Bugsukan, Butuan City in Agusan del Norte province.

The 15-minute firefight resulted in the death of one NPA combatant only identified as “Jimboy,” a member of the Sandatahang Yunit Pampropaganda 21A (SYP21A), GF21, Sub-Regional Committee (SRC) Westland of the North Eastern Mindanao Regional Committee (NEMRC) Government forces again seized more high-powered firearms including two M16 rifles with magazines and one M203 40MM Grenade launcher.

“The CTG (Communist Terrorist Group) will never win in this fight. With the PNP (Philippine National Police) making their presence felt in the antiinsurgency campaign, we expect more and more CTG members and leaders to heed our call for peace after the series of setbacks they suffered in the past days in Bukidnon. Voluntary surrender is imminent and choosing to return to the peaceful path to avail the Enhanced Comprehensive Local Integration Program (E-CLIP) would be the better option for the CTG,” said Major General Romeo S. Brawner Jr., commander of the 4ID. Brawner said in September alone, the no-nonsense patrolling of the military in the hinterland barangays, resulted in 11 encounters with the communist rebels, seizure of 56 high-powered firearms and ammunition, and the killing of NPA fighters.

“We are calling all remnants of the CPP-NPA-NDF or the Communist Terrorist Group par-

ticularly in Bukidnon province to stop the senseless fight and save their lives. I am appealing to the CPP-NPA-NDF leaders to give peace a chance,” the 4ID commander said.

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of the human rights lawyer, it was learned.

Initial investigation, however, disclosed that prior to the killing, the lawyer had reportedly been receiving death threats.

The office of Secretary Guevarra yesterday issued Department Order No. 222, directing the National Bureau of Investigation Officer-In-Charge Eric Distor to start a case build up and thoroughly conduct ‘no-nonsense’ investigation on the killing of Atty Macababbad.

According to the report, the lawyer has been handling cases for farmers, fisherfolk, informal settlers, and victims of alleged extra-judicial killings.

The human rights lawyer usually handled cases of farmers, fisherfolk, informal settlers, and victims of alleged extra-judicial killings.

The immediate family of the slain lawyer also announced yesterday that the public viewing is scheduled on September 23 at his residence, and the interment will be held the following day at Koronadal Valley Eternal Garden.

“We request that families, friends, and colleagues who will attend the wake should strictly observe health guidelines and protocols. Let us be vigilant in keeping everyone’s health and safety a priority. We also ask those who have health vulnerabilities to just stay at home. Your thoughts and prayers are very much appreciated,” the family posted on social media.

Meanwhile, the lawyer’s fraternity and sorority colleagues from Ateneo Law School’s Fraternal Order of Utopia appealed for a speedy resolution of the crime.

The lawyer’s national organization, Integrated Bar of the Philippines (IBP), General Santos City and South Cotabato chapter also said in a statement that the late lawyer was a fierce advocate of justice and civil rights, and he was also a good father to his family. - PNA

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services such as x-ray, ECQ, ultrasound, and more) By intensifying its health care capabilities, Cañosa said they aim to not only provide their people a better quality of life but also curb out the spread of coronavirus disease (COVID)-19 through early detection.

With Gingoog City being one of the first few cities in the country experiencing the COVID-19 Delta variant, the LGU has made it its priority to accelerate its healthcare services with financial support from the national government and social support from the Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD)-10 during its Enhanced Community Quarantine (ECQ) status.

“We have 33 patients na admitted sa hospital and we have 200 patients na nasa barangay and city isolation units. We have three isolations ng city na equipped wtih basic needs ng patients.

Siniguro ng lokal na pamahalaan na maibigay ang pangangailangan nila,” he added.

(We have 33 patients admitted in our hospital and we have 200 patients in the barangay and city isolation units. We have 3 isolations of the city equipped with the basic needs of patients.

The local government made sure that their needs were met) In addition to the construction of their Health Testing Laboratory, the LGU has also intensified its COVID-19 information and vaccination drive to counter inaccurate information and rally its citizens in getting safe, effective, and free COVID-19 vaccines.

Despite experiencing setbacks caused by the COVID-19 Delta variant, the mayor said Gingoog City stands steadfast in its recovery as it rallies its citizens to get free, safe, and effective vaccinations against the contagion, as of September 17, Gingoog city now has 1,889 cumulative cases with 233 active cases, 78 fatalities, and 1,578 recoveries. (VPSB/PIA-10/ Misamis Oriental)

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for a fee.

The Step 1 demographic registration can be done online, after which an appointment will be given for the Step 2 biometrics process that will record iris scans, fingerprints, and photographs.

The Philippine Post will deliver the PhilID that contains the PhilSys Number.

As of Sept. 15, a total of 30,043,249 are done with Step 2 while over a million PhilID cards have been delivered.

Signed into law by President Rodrigo R. Duterte in August 2018, Republic Act 11055, or the Philippine Identification System Act, aims to establish a single national ID for all Filipinos and resident aliens.

The national ID shall be a valid proof of identity that shall be a means of simplifying public and private transactions, enrollment in schools, and the opening of bank accounts.

It also seeks to boost efficiency, especially in dealing with government services where people will only need to present one ID during transactions. (PNA)

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is not fit to run the country.

Actor-director John Lapus is indirectly announcing that members of the LGBT community should not vote for Boxing Champ Emmanuel “Manny” Pacquiao.

Quoting an article from Pilipino Star Ngayon. Pacquiao allegedly said: “Mas mabuti pa yung hayop, marunong kumikilala kung lalaki o lalaki, [kung] babae, babae. Oh diba? Ngayon kung lalaki sa lalaki o babae sa babae eh mas masahol pa sa hayop ang tao. Ang hayop lang, hindi talaga puwedeng magsama ang lalake sa lalake.”

Earlier on Toni Gonzaga’s Toni Talks Vlog, the senator clarified he is not in the position to make judgments on the LGBTQ community.

Meanwhile, in 2016, when Manny was still congressman of Sarangani, John Lapus recalled his past statement when he was asked about same-sex marriage.

“As Christian, bawal naman yung same-sex marriage. Ginawa ang babae para sa lalaki, ginawa ang lalaki para sa babae. Kasi para sakin ito lang, common sense lang, makakita ka ba ng any animals na lalaki sa lalaki o babae sa babae?” sabi ng senador na noo’y kinatawan pa lang ng Sarangani.

“Mas mabuti pa yung hayop, marunong kumikilala kung lalaki o lalaki, [kung] babae, babae.

Oh diba? Ngayon kung lalaki sa lalaki o babae sa babae eh mas masahol pa sa hayop ang tao. Ang hayop lang, hindi talaga puwedeng magsama ang lalake sa lalake,” the Pacman commented.

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Many struggled, and many are still struggling under the new normal.

With the schools closed and face-to-face meetings not allowed, the first thing they had to learn was how to conduct their classes online. The majority had to receive training through webinars for distance learning. For the younger teachers, migrating to the digital platform did not pose a major challenge. But for those in the older generations, it was a major source of concern. But still, they gave it their best shot.

Some had to spend extra hours learning while others had to reach out and seek additional help from their fellow teachers and even from the younger members of their families, just to make sure that they are ready for the new teaching methodology.

Not only do they have to consider their own personal challenges and limitations, but they also had to consider their students’. Realizing that the new methodology may be challenging for some of their students, some teachers even collaborated and took the initiative to create more efficient class programs/sessions, and come up with self-paced modules so they can help their students learn better at a pace more comfortable for them, whether they do it online or thru printed modules. They do not stop looking for ways to give their students more appropriate and effective learning delivery modalities, as they have students who have resources and those who have very limited means.

The struggle is much greater when we consider those in the far-flung areas. For those using the online platform, internet connectivity is the biggest problem.

We have seen in the news, how some teachers have to climb up the trees or hike hills just to get a good internet connection to attend the required webinars or conduct their online classes. Add to this, is the need for them to shell out their own money for internet connection, which was not part of their budget pre-pandemic.

Sure, there’s some WIFI allowance from DepEd, but we also know that this is not enough.

It’s a totally different story of sacrifice for teachers who have to distribute the printed modules to their students who do not have access to online classes. Due to the geographical conditions, some of them have to either take long motorcycle rides or walk for hours (some to include crossing rivers) just to deliver the printed modules to their students. n one TV interview that I saw, a teacher from Bukidnon said that “pandemic should not be a reason for my pupils to stop learning.

If it means I have to trek several miles every day so I can provide learning materials to my students and guide their parents, I will do it without any hesitations”.

Let’s not forget the fact, that most of these teachers were already doing these house visits since last year when there were still no vaccines available. Even today, we still have a lot of teachers in the remote municipalities who remained unvaccinated due to lack of available vaccines ( though some by their choice), yet continue to risk their health and lives whenever they do the house visits or even just reporting to school and distributing modules to the parents.

And the list goes on…

A big thank you to our countless teachers who have their students’ welfare and best interests at heart and are working passionately and tirelessly to ensure that their students receive the education they rightfully deserve. We are grateful that, pandemic or not,

you continue to be fueled by your mission to touch and make a difference in the lives of your students and influence their future.

Your resilience, passion, and commitment during these trying times have become a source of inspiration for all of us. Bill Gates could have not said it perfectly, “Technology is just a tool. In terms of getting the kids to work together and motivating them, the teacher is the most important”.

We may have the best educational digital platforms set out for our students, but nothing can out best the personal care, guidance, and mentoring of our teachers.

Salute to our educational front-liners! Salute to our dear teachers!

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individual transformation should emanate not just from participating in elections but in the increasing of social awareness that will prod the conscienticized to act to shape a society based on social justice, equity and sustainable development.

The “changing of the guards” may not make a significant difference unless well-entrenched flawed social structures are changed. The question is, will the next leaders have the political will to reform a quasi-feudal society and to replace the dominant paradigm, that has sacrificed our people and our resource base to the altar of greed and profit, with an alternative development model that is for the people and pro-environment?

We all know that our country is facing an alarming ecological crisis that unless soon averted will lead to our accelerating drive towards environmental disasters as our natural resources are already seriously depleted. Out of the 17 million hectares of dipterocarp forest a century ago, we only have less than half a million hectares.

The ideal forest cover is 54%, now it is less than 10%. Seventy percent of our mangrove forest destroyed, 40% of our watersheds are seriously eroded, 50% of fishery over-fished, degraded or polluted and 75% of coral reefs severely damaged by destructive fishing, industrial pollution and siltation. Of the 13 major bays in the country, 10 are already biologically dead to the detriment of the coastal communities that are now becoming the “poorest if the poor.” Of the 25 major rivers, 15 are already dried-up or polluted as our country has lost our dipterocarp forest, the invisible “water dam.”

Why have we allowed our paradise to become a “lost Eden”?

Should we now change individually, have a sort of an awakening, so that we can effect social change?

It behooves upon all of us to have a little reckoning and revisit the past in the eyes of some social scientists stating that ecological degradation could be traced to the country’s colonial past. For 400 years until 1946, the Philippines had been an outright colony of imperial powers. And since 1946, we have lived as a nation-state sovereign and independent, but so under the overwhelming influence of highly developed countries that have exploited our resources.

Thus, when we gained our independence in 1946, the condition and mechanisms of what would give way to the massive plunder of our natural resources were well entrenched in the national structure. It would just then be a matter of time when the beauti-

Thu-Fri, September 23-24, 2021 ful paradise would become a lost Eden.

Foreign debt problem further aggravates environmental degradation. The foreign debt incurred by the present dispensation is greater that the foreign debt incurred by the combined debts of the past administrations. Debt servicing alone eats up a significant portion of our national budget. In our frenzy to pay our debt, we relentlessly exploit our natural resources, i.e., timber exporting denuding our forest, cash exports depending heavily on polluting pesticides and fertilizers, commercial fishing destroying our coral reefs and mine tailings polluting our rivers and bays.

With this simple analysis and truism, now please tell me, who among the crop of candidates vying for this or that position, has the political will to effect social transformation for us Filipinos to regain back our ecological integrity, food security and make life better for our poor but struggling people.

Following the adage said by former President Bill Clinton while running then for US Presidency, “It is the economy, stupid!” in the same breath do I say, it is not the leader, but the socio-political-economic structure!

Only then can we truly say, “Tayo ang simula . . . ng pagba-

bago.”

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Apart from presiding meetings and overseeing the progress of the region, Secretary Andanar also initiated the CORDS X Podcast, where he engages regional agency heads to discuss their respective programs and services. He is also providing an avenue for the youth sector through the local Sangguniang Kabataan Federations to feature their initiatives in community engagement.

Last February, President Rodrigo Duterte visited Cagayan de Oro City to meet with the Northern Mindanao Regional Task Force to End Local Communist Armed Conflict (RTF-ELCAC 10), the first joint meeting he attended between NTF-ELCAC and its regional counterpart.

“We are happy the President visited us this year. We were the first region that he visited because we have great accomplishments in encouraging rebels to surrender,” he said, noting that the achievements of the region form part of President Duterte’s legacy.

Legacy campaign to continue in the remainder of PRRD’s term The PCOO chief also said that the information drive high-

lighting the accomplishments of the Duterte administration will continue until the end of its term.

Secretary Andanar stressed the importance of engaging with and informing the public on the policies and initiatives undertaken because they are the stakeholders of the government.

“One of the ways to run the government properly is also to report the achievements of the government so that you will not feel that you were shortchanged by the leaders, whom you have given your trust,” he said.

He noted that these tangible legacies of President Rodrigo Roa Duterte will continue to be felt by future generations, whether or not he will continue to serve the country after his presidency.

“It’s important to report so that the people will know what the President has delivered from his promises in 2016, such as in peace and order, anti-corruption drive, and our efforts in poverty alleviation,” he said He reiterated some of the achievements under peace and order, including the lowered crime volume across the country, the increased number of drug-free barangays, the creation of the Bangsamoro Autonomous Region of Muslim Mindanao (BARMM), among others.

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Unit has also established another vaccination center in the town’s interior barangays which is 30 kilometers away from the main town to ensure the accessibility of the vaccines to farmers and local folks.

Mayor Bagol expressed his gratitude to the national government for its programs which help the people of Tubod town, especially in this time of the pandemic.

Aside from the “Build, Build, Build” program, the local government also received a new legislative center and a newly renovated bridge for easy road access for the people.

The Department of Labor and Employment (DOLE) also implemented the Tulong PanghanapBuhay sa Disadvantaged/Displaced Workers (TUPAD) Program for displaced workers and unemployed individuals of Tubod LGU. “Galing sa mga tao ng Tubod, nais po naming pasalamatan ang administrasyong Duterte sa pagpondo sa aming tulay na na-realize na, maraming salamat po. [From the people of Tubod, we would like to thank the Duterte administration for funding our bridge which has been realized, thank you very much.],” Mayor Bagol expressed.

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