DILG-10 is Outstanding Accredited Agency in region 10

A QUARTERLY PUBLICATION OF THE DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT, REGION 10
JULY-SEPTEMBER 2008
VOL.4, NO. 3
SILG Puno visits Lanao del Norte and Iligan City,
activates police auxiliaries
Interior Secretary Ronaldo V. Puno
directly visited
the
town
of
Kolambugan, Lanao del Norte last
August 25, 2008
to assess the
damaged areas of the town and had a
dialogue with the evacuees and local
officials.
Kolambugan was one of the towns
most severely attacked last August 18,
2008 by the lawless elements of Moro
Islamic Liberation Front (MILF).
Arriving through Ozamiz City airport, Secretary Puno was accompanied
by Congressman Abdullah
D.
Dimaporo and then-Philippine National
Police Director General Avelino I.
Razon, Jr. To the municipality of
Kolambugan. Also going with them
were City Mayor Reynaldo
O.
Parojinog, Sr. of Ozamiz, Mayor David
M. Navarro of Clarin, Undersecretary
Brian Raymund R. Yamsuan, DILG-10
Regional Director Quirino M. Libunao,
PNP Director Teodorico B. Capuyan
and DILG-9 Regional Director Loreto T.
Bhagwani.
LDN
Provincial
Governor
Mohamad Khalid Q. Dimaporo and
Mayor Betrand M. Lumaque of
Kolambugan greeted the Secretary
and his party at the Mukas port.
SILG Puno and the group went
up immediately
to
the
Kolambugan Elementary School in
Barangay Pantar, one
of the
facilities burned down by the Moro
rebels. He also viewed the evacuation centers afterwards.
In a short program held in
Kolambugan Municipal
Hall,
Secretary Puno turned over the relief
goods to Mayor Lumaque and
interfaced with the local officials.
A new police patrol car was also
turned over by SILG Puno to the
local government to replace the
patrol car burned down by the MILF
rebels. The CVO equipment was then ceremoniously handed to the chief of police and
barangay officials for the use of their police
auxiliaries.
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(Photo at right) Cong. Abdullah Dimaporo
pointing a site to Sec. Ronaldo Puno and RD
Quirino Libunao. With them are Mayor Bertrand
Lumaque and PNP officials. (Photo above right)
Sec. Puno giving a speech to Iligan City local
officials
DILG-10 is Outstanding Accredited Agency in region 10
The Department of the Interior and Local Government Region 10 is the
recent recipient of the Outstanding Accredited Agency award by the Civil
Service Commission (CSC) region 10.
Other awardees in the said category are the Central Mindanao University (CMU) in Musuan, Bukidnon; Land Transportation Office Region 10;
Local Government Unit of Quezon, Bukidnon; and Local Government Unit
of Don Carlos, Bukidnon.
They were heralded as such for having complied the CSC policies, laws
and rules in the processing of quality appointments of personnel. Also in
the good maintenance of orderly and updated personnel records, timely
submission of required reports, full implementation of issuances and programs from CSC and support to CSC-instituted programs.
In a grandiose awarding ceremony held last September 29 at Limketkai Center in Cagayan de Oro City, Regional Director Quirino M. Libunao
led the DILG-10 office in receiving the award.
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In
LEGAL
PARLANCE
by Atty. Ruby Ann P. Oblefias
Issue: Whether or not the duty to sign
checks for
the maintenance and
operational obligations of an office be
waived?
Opinion:
In answer, the pertinent provision of the
Local Government Code provides:
―Section 445.
Powers, Duties and
Compensation.—(a) The vice mayor
shall:
(1) Be the presiding officer of the
sangguniang bayan and sign all
warrants drawn on the municipal
treasury for all
expenditures
appropriated for the operation of the
sangguniang bayan;
(2) Subject to civil service law, rules
and regulations, appoint all officials
and employees of the sangguniang
bayan, except those whose manner
of appointment is specifically
provided in this Code;
(3) Assume the office of the municipal
mayor for the unexpired term of the
latter in the event of permanent
vacancy as provided for in Section
44, Book I of this Code;
(4) Exercise the powers and perform
the duties and functions of the
municipal mayor in cases of
temporary vanacy as provided for in
Section 46, Book I of this Code; and
(5) Exercise such other powers and
perform such other duties and functions as may be prescribed by law
or ordinance.
It bears stressing herein that the
aforequoted provision is explicitly clear.
Thus, there is
no need for
its
interpretation but only for its application.
And to reiterate, among the duties of a
municipal vice mayor, is to sign all
warrants drawn on
the municipal
treasury for all expenditures appropriated
for the sangguniang bayan.
The aforesaid provision refers to
duties not rights which can be waived
within the limits as set forth in the law. It
being a mandated duty, dereliction
thereof may subject you to possible administrative, civil, and/or criminal actions.
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MSU-IIT to replicate LGRC-10
Dr Olga M. Nuñeza, Vice Chancellor for Research and Extension of
Mindanao State University–Iligan Institute of Technology shared the to
DILG the school’s desire to replicate the Local Governance Resource
Center of DILG Region 10.
This, she disclosed during her visit to LGRC-10 with her staff last August 12, 2008.
She specifically pointed out the valuable contribution of the Center in providing relevant
information and knowledge products to the clientele.
The group was first briefed by LGOO V Pablio L. Benitez Jr, the LGRC-10 coordinator. He presented to them the background of LGRC-10, and the operationalization
of the Center.
Nuñez disclosed that she will try to replicate the program of LGRC-10, under the
management of the Office of the Vice Chancellor for Research and Extension (OVCRE),
to promote and establish a culture of knowledge sharing in the school.
She added that the establishment of its own knowledge center in MSU-IIT will surely
contribute in the effective exchange of ideas and information among the stakeholders
on research
and development.
This visit of the academe from the MSU-IIT is part of their strengthening efforts
towards the cultivation of a culture of research in the said Institute.
Earlier, the group made a
courtesy call to
DILG-10
Director Quirino Libunao. The
latter
proudly explained the
program to the visiting academe.

Dr. Olga Nuñez (3rd from left)
and her staff poses with Director
Quirino Libunao and LGRC-10
Coordinator Pablio Benitez, Jr.
(2nd from left)
LIGA Presidents agree on conduct of GABAY Awards
All 15 LIGA presidents gathered last July 14
at DILG-10 regional office to agree on the
conduct of Galing-Barangay (GABAY)
Award.
GABAY Award is a new awards program
by the Department of the Interior and Local
Government region 10 to give due recognition
to the best performing barangays in the region
and enhance the performance of the barangays
for more effective delivery of basic services.
Through the said awards program, it shall
strengthen good barangay governance and
stimulate innovations.
This award was initiated in lieu of the
Search for Outstanding Barangay Officials
(SOBO) due to the recent barangay elections.
Director Quirino Libunao welcomed the
local officials and told the group on the evolution of a new award in subsequent to the
SOBO award. Briefly, he described that the
award shall work as a total assessment of the
barangay.
A total description of the objectives, coverage, committees concerned and guidelines
on the said barangay was narrated by the
program officer Pablio L. Benitez, Jr.. He said
the GABAY award shall check if the barangay
is on the right track in delivering the kind of
services to the constituents. It will help in
identifying the competency gaps and provide
appropriate interventions.
Bernard Pacaña, the Liga ng mga Barangay President of region 10, injected in the
middle of the discussion that the said award
will pose as a challenge to barangay as a team.
One suggestion from LIGA President
Francisco Chiong of Tangub City was well
taken by the group and that was to make the
awards coverage moved into January to
October of this year.
A resolution is then prepared for the turnover of funds for the LIGA to manage and
LIGA Presidents Arsenio Kho of Misamis
Oriental and Aaron Neri of Cagayan de Oro
will serve as signatories.
LGSD Chief Clodualdo Espedilla closed
the meeting saying that it is important to consider barangay officials as policymakers. He
added that this assessment of the barangay as a
totality will be a good start. 
DILG authorizes brgys in LDN AND Iligan to deputize police auxiliaries
“Each barangay will be authorized to
deputize five police auxiliaries who will
be under the strict supervision of the
Philippine National Police.” This was
pronounced by Interior and
Local
Government Secretary Ronaldo V. Puno
during his visit in Kolambugan and Iligan
last August 25.
This idea of a police auxiliary was
taken from the Executive Order 546,
signed by President Gloria Macapagal
Arroyo two years ago, authorizing the
deputization of civilian volunteer organizations (CVOs) and the use of barangay
tanods as "force multipliers" in the campaign to wipe out terrorist threats.
CVO applicants will undergo a rigid
screening process and training program
before they can be deputized as armed
police auxiliaries who will help the
Philippine National Police (PNP) maintain
peace and order at the barangay level.
Stringent record-checking will be
done to determine if there is any
criminal record by a CVO applicant.
Those CVOs who will be qualified will
undergo in an “army-like” training by
PNP Special Action Force. Once passed,
these qualified police auxiliaries will be
given long hand guns issued by PNP to
assist both the police and AFP in protecting their barangays from extremities and
other lawless element
“Through this Executive Order,
binibigyan po natin ng karapatan ang
ating local officials and PNP to deputize
police auxiliaries,” Puno said.
However, Puno pointed out that not
all CVOs or barangay tanods will be given
firearms. “It is not true
we are arming all CVOs,”
he quickly explained. It
will be only those who
will be trained as police
auxiliaries.
These police auxiliaries will be under the supervision of PNP. Puno
pointed out that only the
PNP has the authority to
issue and distribute firearms.
Moreover, the PNP
will make it a priority to
make
sure that these
police auxiliaries will not
abuse the use of their
A chief tanod receiving the shotgun CVO equipment from PNP
firearms. PNP will impose
Chief Avelino Razon Jr. and SILG Ronaldo Puno. Witnessing
a continuous monitoring
the symbolic turn-over are Mayor Lawrence Cruz of Iligan City
and evaluation on them.
and City Police Chief Ranes.
Puno, who also chairs
the
National
Police
Commission
more active role in the internal-security
(NAPOLCOM), warned local government
concerns. It is stated in the said direcunits (LGUs) against
tapping these
tive that PNP shall actively support the
police auxiliaries as private armies and
Armed Forces in suppressing insurgency
stressed that reports of abuses commitand other serious threats to national
ted by local officials will be immediately
security. PNP is also authorized to deputize
investigated.
barangay tanods as "force multipliers" in
He said abuses committed by local
the peace and order plan, subject to the
officials will lead to the automatic
approval of the local peace and order
revocation of the authority of police
councils.
auxiliaries in their areas and the
Said EO also stressed the important
cancellation by the NAPOLCOM of their
role of local officials in drawing up interpower to approve the deputization of
nal security plans in their respective localiCVOs.
ties and the making of PNP as co-equal
Executive Order 546 gives the PNP a
partner in the effort of combating insurgencies and terrorism in the country. 
(Left photo)— HRMO Rosario Pelaez receiving her plaque; (Photo below left) RD
Quirino Libunao pose with other awardees
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Director Libunao is extremely proud
of this award as this shows the
competence and effectiveness of the
entire DILG-10 workforce, especially in
serving as role model to other NGAs and
in promoting good governance in all
local government units.
Another feat for DILG-10 was the
awarding of its HRMO Ms. Rosario O.
Pelaez as one of the Outstanding Human
Resource Management Officer awardees
in the region. She received the award
along with other outstanding HRMOs,
namely: Ms. Haidee Helena F. Garcia
from Central Mindanao University, Mr.
Cristino R. Tabal from LGU of Quezon,
Bukidnon, and Ms. Antonieta R. Guevara
from LGU of Don Carlos, Bukidnon.
During the program, separate taped
messages
from
President
Gloria
Macapagal-Arroyo and CSC Commissioner
Ricardo L. Saludo were aired wherein they
congratulate the awardees and honorees.
President Arroyo underlined in her
recorded message that public service and
people are important links in the society.
She recognized the role of the public servants as the ones working for the aspiration of the nation. She urged others to
strive in replicating the moral, responsiveness and integrity of public servants
nationwide.
Earlier, Atty Lourdes Clavite-Vidal,
Regional Director of CSC-10, in her message underlined on the better public service being given by the government workers today. She pointed out that despite of
the “adversaries in
life,
government
workers are still able to stand and now the
outstanding workers in the government are
recognized.” She said that by working together, everyone can move forward to
their destinations.
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Ground-breaking ceremony of new Water System at Claveria
(Photo at left) Mayor Redentor Salvaleon of Claveria lead the cutting of ribbon during the groundbreaking of the water system facility. With him are
Vice Governor Norris Babiera, LBP Manager Cesar Magallanes, DILG-10 RD Quirino Libunao, MOSCAT Pres. Mar Bautista, and Contractor
Jordan Tiu. (Photo at right) The signing of MOA with Mayor Redentor Salvaleon (center), Contractor Jordan Tiu (left side,seated) and LBP Manager
Cesar Magallanes (right side,seated). Witnessing the signing are Dir. Quirino Libunao (standing at right), and LGU staff.
A ground-breaking of a new water supply
system was successfully held last July 8,
2008 at Barangay Luna of municipality of
Claveria, Misamis Oriental.
The
P72M-worth water supply
system is expected to serve the five (5)
barangays of Claveria. It was partly funded
by Land Bank of the Philippines, through
the
Mindanao Basic Urban Services
Sector Project
(MBUSSP) of the
Department of the Interior and Local
Government (DILG).
MBUSSP
is
a six-year sector
development project which is intended to
provide
institutional capacity-building
program, and to pursue urban infrastructure investment support to participating
LGUs
in Mindanao.
Moreover, this
project provides financial and technical
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assistance in the construction of projects.
Mayor Redentor N. Salvaleon of
Claveria welcomed the guests led by Vice
-Governor Norris
Babiera. Mayor
Salvaleon was very pleased to see the
dream of the municipality starting to
realize. He said it has been 15 years that
they have long dreamed for a bigger
water supply system in their town. The
source of water for this water system will
come from a river near the upland
barangay of Mat-I in Claveria.
Other guests who also attended
were DILG-10
Regional
Director
Quirino M. Libunao, LBP Cagayan de
Oro City Department Manager Cesar
Magallanes, MOSCAT President Mar
Bautista,
Jordan Tiu
of
Jejors
Construction,
Sangguniang
Bayan
Mayor Lawrence Cruz present to SILG
Ronaldo Puno the MILF surrenderees.
members,
punong barangays
and
kagawads of the municipality of Claveria.
A ribbon-cutting transpired at the start
of the program, followed by an unveiling
of the sub-project billboard. A special
ritual of giving gifts, (such as flowers, cloth,
fruits, candle and rice) was then carried
out by the SB members with other guests.
Vice-Governor Babiera with
Mayor
Salvaleon then led the laying down of
capsule.
Babiera, in his message, anticipated
that this water system can cater to other
barangays soon. He added that this water
system was definitely in line with the other
projects of the province.
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… from page 1 (SILG Puno visits)
Earlier that day, the Philippine Flag was raised to show that
normalcy has returned to the town which was taken over by the
MILF for five hours last August 18.
SILG Puno then headed down to Iligan City to interface with
the local officials on matters of security and other concerns.
In the city hall compound, Mayor Lawrence Ll. Cruz, Vice
Mayor Henry C. Dy, city councilors and local PNP officials
greeted the Secretary and his party. SILG Puno also met with the
barangay tanods who assembled on the grounds to greet the
Secretary. Later that evening, the chief tanod received the CVO
equipment from General Razon and Secretary Puno.
Mayor Cruz also presented to the Secretary the 22 MILF
surenderees.
These visits in Lanao del Norte were part of the two-day visit
of the Secretary in Mindanao to assess the situation in villages
attacked by MILF renegade forces and discuss measures with
local chief executives on how to restore normalcy in these areas.
His next stop was in Cotabato City. 
DILG distributes checks for financial assistance to affected areas in region10
(Photo far above) Mayor Lawrence Cruz receiving the check
from DILG. (Photo above) The MOA signing with the municipal
mayors and the DILG. From left Mayor Judith Miquiabas of
Bacolod, Mayor Betrand Lumaque of Kolambugan, Mayor
Noel Deaño of Linamon and Mayor Hernando Granaderos of
Maigo.
DILG region 10, led by Regional Director Quirino M. Libunao, handed
over checks to local chief executives with a total of P4.7M, as
guaranteed by Interior Secretary Ronaldo V. Puno for financial
assistance to cities and municipalities affected by the Moro Islamic
Liberation Front (MILF) attack last month. This is to assist them in
ongoing efforts to restore normalcy in these areas and bring back
displaced residents to their homes.
The turn-over was first held last September 3, 2008 at DILG10 regional office conference room.
The municipality of Kolambugan received P500,000. The three
municipalities of Linamon, Maigo and Bacolod received P300,000 each.
Puno also gave P500,000 to the local government of Ozamis City
to help it cope with the number of evacuees from neighboring towns
attacked by MILF renegade forces. He also promised P100,000 to the
municipality of Clarin to fund them in aiding evacuees.
When he was In Iligan City, Puno had promised Mayor Lawrence
Ll. Cruz P1M for assistance to the city government to jumpstart
the training of police auxiliaries.
Earlier, in behalf of the President, Puno turned over the amount
of P100,000 in financial assistance to the family of Police Officer 1
Dexter Salvacion, who was among the casualties of the MILF
ambuscades in Kauswagan, Lanao del Norte.
The municipal mayors who were present to receive their checks
from Director Libunao were Hon. Bertrand M. Lumaque of
Kolambugan, Hon. Noel N. Deaño of Linamon, Hon. Judith V.
Miquiabas of Bacolod and Hon. Hernando M. Granaderos of Maigo.
Mildred Hingco, the provincial treasurer of Lanao del Norte, in
behalf of Governor Khalid Q. Dimaporo, received the P1M check
for LDN as assistance to the province in the rehabilitation.
Mayor Lawrence Ll. Cruz of Iligan City arrived later to get the
check for his LGU and signed the MOA.
Receiving in behalf of Mayor Reynaldo O. Parojinog, Sr. was the
city administrator of Ozamiz City, Jonathan Rubio. Meanwhile, the
municipal treasurer of Clarin picked up its check, in behalf of Mayor
David Navarro, a few days after. It has been known that the LGUs of
Misamis Occidental had immediately given aid and housed the
evacuees from Lanao del Norte after the siege.
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Bukidnon conducts Provincial Alliance Building Phase I seminar
A three-day seminar on the Provincial
Alliance Building (PAB) Phase I was
successfully conducted by the provincial
government of Bukidnon and DILG
provincial office last September 10-12,
2008 in Cagayan de Oro City. Said seminar served as a venue for the Comprehensive Development
Plan
(CDP)
Agenda upda-ting planning workshop.
A number of local chief executives,
city/municipal
planning development
coordinators,
municipal
treasurers,
municipal
budget
officers,
and
sangguniang panlalawigan members
participated in the said seminar.
Invited speakers in the said activity
were
Regional
Directors Rafael G.
Evangelista,Jr., Anabelle Atillo, Quirino
M. Libunao and Assistant Regional
Director Eduardo V. Manlantao of NEDA10, DBM-10, DILG-10 and BLGF-10, respectively.
Director Libunao explained to the
participants the concept behind the PAB.
PAB is an innovative feature of the Newly
Elected Officials Orientation program to
bring about broad-based local development via forging of alliance of different
stakeholders such as business sector and
civil society members in the province. He
also explained on the essential elements
and key actors in PAB.
The Joint Memorandum Circular
No. 1 series of 2007 which is the
―Guidelines on the Harmonization of Local
Planning,
Investment Programming,
Revenue Administration and Budget and
Expenditure
Management‖ was also
tackled by Director Libunao.
Other topics taken up and discussed
by the invited speakers were: Development
Thrusts and Provincial/Local
Planning Expenditure Management
(PLPEM) Updates, International and
National Development Directions
(namely Millennium Development Goals,
PGMA’s 10-pt Agenda, Super regions
Approach, 2008 SONA Commitments and
the Northern Mindanao Medium Term
Development Plan), Salient Features:
Updated Budget Operations Manual
(UBOM) for LGUs and Role of BLGF in
JMC 2007-01.
PLPEM, as discussed by Director
Evangelista, are the guidelines used by
NEDA in providing technical assistance to
the provinces in the preparation of the
Provincial Development and Physical
Framework Plan (PDPFP).
The open forum
afterwards was
facilitated by Provincial Director Ronelo
P. Alvarez.
Other invited guests in the said
seminar were Provincial Administrator
Jose Freddie F. Flores and LMP President
Osmundo N. dela Rosa.  (With reports
from DILG Bukidnon)
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… from page 7 (DILG Chief and PNP
Gen)
“We will not allow anybody with
criminal records. We will not allow anyone
with doubtful history. We are going to
conduct drug test. We are going to do all
kinds of tests to make sure we get only the
best and the most responsible individual in
your community,” according to Sec. Puno
during the press conference held that day.
PNP Chief Razon also added that “Ito
po ay ise-select, pipiliin. Magkakaroon po ng
background check. Bibigyan ng training
bago po natin aarmasan. At hindi po totoo
„yong sinasabing balita na kahit sino na lang
ay pwedeng mag-armas.”
The two are in accord that the arming
of these well-trained police auxiliaries is in
line with law when the police force is not
enough to afford adequate protection to the
community.
The civilians applying to be a police
auxiliary shall be trained by PNP staff, then,
they will be profiled by asking background
questions from their teachers, community
leaders and religious leaders.
Provincial Governor Mohamad Khalid Q.
Dimaporo stressed out that there should be
no more repetition of the atrocities and that
an effective police auxiliary force could very
well prevent it by working through proper
channels.
Present also during that eventful day
are Congressman Abdullah D. Dimaporo,
DILG Region X Director Quirino M. Libunao,
Ozamis City Mayor Reynaldo O. Parojinog
Sr., PNP Region X , and General Bataoil of
Camp Crame. (Reports from DILG LDN)
The daily grind of hard work gets a
person polished. –Unknown
… from Page 5 (Checks)
On the other hand, the municipal treasurer of Kauswagan received its check in
behalf of Mayor Hadji H. Samporna.
Lumaque, in his message during the
turn-over, expressed his deep thanks and
gratitude to the DILG, especially to
Secretary Puno. He acknowledged how
essential this financial assistance will be to
their municipality.
On the subject of arming the trained
civilian volunteer organizations as police
auxiliaries, Lumaque disclosed that his
people really hope that they would be
armed in order to protect themselves.
Director Libunao reiterated the last
visit of Secretary Puno in the municipality
of Kolambugan and the city of Iligan. He
ended his message enjoining everyone to
work together. “Tulong-tulong po tayo
para sa isang mapayapa at maunlad na
bansang Pilipinas,” he said.
In the memorandum of agreement
signed by each local chief executives, they
are expected to undertake disaster preparedness activities to prevent
fatal
effects to persons and properties in times
of sudden attacks of Moro rebels.
They are also asked to strictly adopt
and implement their respective Disaster/
Calamity workplans
to
pursue the
enhancement of barangay and city
officials in the operation and disaster
management by way of advocacy, monitoring and data banking.
For the part of the DILG, they are to
supervise the implementation of the
workplans of the concerned LGUs and
monitor its progress. Said office is also task
to document the activities undertaken
related to the advocacy and monitoring of
the rehabilitation of the evacuees or victims of MILF atrocities.
Also present during the turn-over of
checks and the MOA signing were the
respective city and municipal treasurers of
the LGUs concerned and the DILG field
Mayor Bertrand Lumaque giving a
message
… from Page 11 (Donors)
Both the Jail Warden of the
Cagayan de Oro City Jail – Male Dormitory, J/Supt Leo P Baldon and his counterpart, the Wardress of the Female
Dormitory, J/SInsp Ma. Lalaine G Comon
were glad to note that there are people
who do not forget the inmates in their
basic needs. The inmates, they said,
really need help from the community, an
important pillar of the criminal justice
system.
BJMP Regional Director, J/SSupt
Romeo Salazar Vio, upon knowing of the
donations, also expressed his gratitude
and promised to give plaque to the donors
as a simple gesture of his appreciation for
people who helped in the furtherance
of the Jail Bureau’s twin mandate of
safekeeping and development of inmates.
 (With report from JO1 Orlando V
Montalban, Clerk, Office of the Media
and Community Relations Service)
R10 celebrates Disaster Consciousness Month
ARD Wendelin Orillaneda (3rd from right,
front row) leading the DILG-10 personnel
in gracing the opening ceremony of this
year’s National Disaster Consciousness
Month celebration with the theme ―Pag
Alerto, Malayo sa Peligro.‖
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Last July 1, 2008, various regional line
agencies in region 10 gathered at the City
Kiosk of Cagayan de Oro to open the National
Disaster Consciousness Month celebration.
Director Carmelito Lupo of the Office of
Civil Defense welcomed the heads and representatives of line agencies who showed their
support to this significant celebration.
The Department of the Interior and Local
Government, as head of the Regional Disaster
Coordinating Council (RDCC), was represented by Assistant Regional Director
Wendelin Orillaneda in region 10. He said that
“natural hazards can be reduced through
prevention and preparedness. One-way to do
this is good advocacy on disaster preparedness
in order to make the people prepared and to
take action.”
“It is imperative that the people be
informed and knows what possible options
to mitigate the risk,” he added.
Representing Governor Oscar Moreno,
Mr. Ted Sabuga, announced to the people
that “it is up to us (people) on how to solve
the problem.” He then reported on the
programs implemented by the provincial
government to address the problems with
regards to disaster prevention.
RDCC-10 month-long
activities
included RDCC Sportsfest, Linis-Bayan
Brigada Kontra Baha, Info-drive on Disaster
Rosk Management, Water Search and Rescue Demonstration, Rescue Olympics, and a
tree planting at Malasag, among others. Last
July 21 was the
Regional Gawad
KALASAG Recognition and Awarding
Ceremony at PNP Multi-Purpose Hall,
Cagayan de Oro. 
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REPORTS
POLICE ADMINISTRATIVE BODY IN
BUKIDNON UNDERGOES SKILLS
TRAINING
The People’s Law Enforcement Board
(PLEB) members of the Province of
Bukidnon undergone a skills enhancement
training and workshop in two batches last
July 8-11, 2008 at Cagayan de Oro City.
PLEB is one of the Local Special
Bodies in a local government unit
created pursuant to the Local Government
Code of 1991.
The Board is a local community mechanism task to investigate and decide citizen’s complaints against erring members
of the Philippine National Police (PNP),
undergo . It exists for almost sixteen years
but was observed that as a police administrative body, several technical constraints
have been confronted. Some pressing
problems such as inadequate knowledge
and skills in administrative proceedings
and insufficient competence in the appreciation and evaluation of the case. The activity
hopes to address these concerns.
The workshop was participated in by
the two component cities and twenty
municipalities of the Province. Lectures
included Revisiting the Filipino Value
System and Its Implication to Good Governance, PLEB
Organization and Some
Significant Jurisprudence, Administrative
Offenses and Penalties, Rules of Procedures in Hearing Cases before the PLEB
and Appeal, Rules of Evidence and
Decision
Writing.
Participants
also
undergone workshops on the actual
hearing of cases and on writing decisions.
The Bukidnon PPOC was nominated
as National Finalist for the 2006 Search for
Best POC-Province category, and is
consistent with its goal on fostering peace
and development efforts in the country.
Said training was a joint collaboration
with the PPOC Bukidnon through
the
administration of Gov. Jose Ma. Zubiri, Jr.
assisted by PD Alvarez, PPOC head secretariat and the NAPOLCOM Region X
headed by RD Ma. Luisa Ofina. (By Gladys R.
Ragandang, LGOO-II/PIO, DILG Bukidnon)
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Joint workshop on Records Management and Development
by Brgy Secretaries of Impasugong and Malaybalay held
A seminar-workshop for Records Management and Development was conducted by
both local government units of Malaybalay
City and the municipality of Impasugong,
Bukidnon last July 17-18 at Malaybalay City.
A total of 56 barangay secretaries from
Malaybalay City (44) and Impasugong (12)
learned on the tasks, duties and responsibilities of a barangay secretary because
majority of the present secretaries were new
appointees. They were also taught on the
important role of a barangay secretary in the
barangay administration and development.
This seminar is important to enable
these workers in the barangays to peform
their roles and responsibilities effectively and
efficiently as barangay secretaries.
The speakers in the two-day seminar
were DILG field officers – CLGOO Maria
Daniot, MLGOOs Ma. Maida Apostol and
Rhona Abadilla, and LGOO II Joanilza
Lalaan.
Topics included in the seminar were on
Barangay
Organization and Structure,
Barangay Secretary Qualifications, Powers
and Duties of Barangay Secretary and
Records Management.
Ma. Christina Concepcion of Xavier
University was also invited to talk on
Personality Development and Communication in order for the barangay workers to
better serve their clients and be committed
on their jobs.
The participants were able to visit four
barangays in the city – Poblacions 1, 2, 3
and 8 to observe their respective best
practices in keeping and managing records.
The secretaries of Barangays Violeta
and Poblacion 3 of Malaybalay City, and
Barangay Poblaciuon of Impausgong were
also able to give inputs to the participants in
the systematic filing of records.
Earlier, Xenia Jane Echeminada,
Secretary to the Sangguniang Bayan of
Impasugong gave a lecture on how to prepare minutes, resolutions and ordinances.
In the closing program, City Mayor
Florencio T. Flores, Jr. gave a message of
congratulations and encouragement to the
newly-trained
barangay secretaries. 
(With reports from DILG Malaybalay and DILG
Impasugong)
DILG SEC PUNO AND PNP CHIEF RAZON BRING GOOD NEWS
TO RAVAGED LANAO DEL NORTE
Kolambugan, Lanao del Norte- What the
province of Lanao del Norte needs now
are good news and aid to alleviate the
trauma and terror sown by the MILF
rebels last August 18, 2008. Fear is as if a
tangible thing. You could almost grasp it.
The arrival of Interior Secretary
Ronaldo Puno of DILG, together with
the Philippine National Police Chief
Avelino Razon,Jr. last August 25, 2008,
brought sheer confidence and calmness
to the residents of this province.
According to DILG Secretary Puno,
their mission is to assist and facilitate in
transporting the evacuees back to their
respective homes and instill in them a
(L_R) DILG Bukdinon Provincial Director
Ronelo P. Alvarez, Atty. Ramonette Cabuso
NAPOLCOM-NCR,
NAPOLCOM-X
Regional Director Ma. Luisa J. Ofina and
NAPOLCOM Commissioner Miguel G.
Coronel distributed the certificates of participation during the culmination of the 2-day
skills enhancement training
of PLEB
members held at Cagayan de Oro City.
sense of normalcy in the municipality
where they live. To give tooth to this
mission, he offered P1 million to the
Province of Lanao del Norte, P500,000 to
Kolambugan town, and P300,000 each to
Maigo and Linamon towns. Along with
that financial aid is a brand new PNP
patrol car replacing the one burnt by the
MILF rebels.
In furtherance to his intention, he
averred that peace should be maintained
in order to alleviate the trauma and
eradicate fear experienced by the
residents herein. Hence, he announced
that a police auxiliary force shall be
formed so that safety will be under the
control of the residents more or less.
Police auxiliaries are civilians issued with
shotgun weapons by local officials and
the PNP. But the civilians comprising the
police auxiliary force, however, are
subject to rigid screening.
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REPORTS
The Department of Interior and Local
Government (DILG) spearheaded the
conduct of Focused Group Discussion
(FGD) on System on
Competency
Assessment for Local Governments
(SCALOG) at two municipalities of
Jimenez and Aloran, Misamis Occidental.
SCALOG is a self-assessment tool
for LGUs to measure organizational
competencies and is a complementary
tool with the Local Governance Performance Management System (LGPMS).
It
identifies the LGU’s organizational
strengths and areas for development that
can be addressed through capacity
building.
Jimenez
First LGU facilitated by the group
was in Jimenez. Held last August 15,
2008 at the ABC Hall, the group aimed to
produce an output which would be an
important basis in coming up of the LGUs
Capacity Development Plan (CapDev).
Jimenez Vice Mayor Norma D. Lim
gave a message during the program.
One of the highlights of the FGD is
the presentation of the LGU’s CY 2007
State of the Local Governance Report.
DILG SPEARHEADS FOCUS GROUP
DISCUSSION ON SCALOG TO MUNS IN
MIS. OCCIDENTAL
LGOO V Ma. Antonietta A. Porol,
region’s LGPMS and SCALOG Regional
Focal Person, headed the team in the
conduct of the activity.
Facilitating the discussion were
MLGOO Lilia Bhagwani, LGOO II Richard
Guillen of the Provincial Office and the
LGOO Trainees Gladys Ragandang and
Kathy Braňa.
The Orientation-Briefing on SCALOG
and CapDev done earlier last August 12,
2008 contributed to the success and
smooth conduct of the activity.
Aloran
Last September 3, 2008, a similar
activity was conducted at the municipality
of Aloran, Misamis Occidental. The activity
was held at the LGU’s Multipurpose
Function Hall.
The program that day included the
Briefing/ Orientation on SCALOG and CapDev Agenda, the Presentation of the
LGU’s CY 2007 State of the Local
Governance Report ,and the FGD proper.
LGOO V Myrna Felicilda of the DILG
Regional Office this time headed the team
in the conduct of the activity.
LGOO V Myrna Felicilda (standing in front)
from the DILG Regional Office, giving a brief
discussion about Cap-Dev Agenda as basis
for attendance or participation of local officials
to any capacity development activities, while
Vice Mayor Leonard N. Regalado and Mayor
Jimmy R. Regalado (3rd and 4th from left, respectively) listens.
LGOO II Richard Guillen, along with
the trainees— David Ben Blancaflor, Gladys
Ragandang and Kathy Braňa—facilitated
again the FGD, with coordination by
MLGOO Rolly Udal.
Another FGD also transpired in the
municipality of Panaon.  (With reports from
Gladys R. Ragandang, David Ben B.
Blancaflor and Kathy Braňa)

The department heads of the Municipality of Jimenez, Misamis Occidental candidly present
their LGU’s competency assessment during the conduct of SCALOG at the ABC Hall
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Also given recognitions that day were
Ms. Gena Q. Piedad from Misamis Oriental
State
College of
Agriculture
and
Technology of Claveria, Misamis Oriental
as Gantimpala Agad awardee; the CSC-10
loyalty awardees; and winners of the quiz
bee and table tennis competitions.
Certificates of recognitions were, too,
given to agencies which had supported
and participated in all the CSC-10
activities.
This
Parangal
at
Pasasalamat
awarding event was part of the 108th
celebration of the
Philippine
Civil
Service this year.
The
month-long
celebration with the theme, "Kabalikat ng
Bayan sa Panahon ng Paghamon" gave
emphasis on the role played by public
servants in national development and
nation building and enjoins them to take
pride in the nobility of their profession
notwithstanding the present challenges
the country is facing. 
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… from Page 4 (Claveria water system)
Director
Libunao,
representing
DILG Undersecretary Austere A. Panadero,
stated that the Department is pleased to
see that the office had contributed something for the development of the LGUs.
In his message, he expressed hope that
this water supply system would bring
convenience and good health to the people
of Claveria.
―In order to maintain its clean, potable
supply of water from this reservoir, I urge
the LGU to also make plans and activities
such as tree-planting, regular clean-up,
and allocation of budget for water
treatment,‖ he added.
LBP President Magallanes, on the
other hand, reported that the municipality of
Claveria was first able to make the ground
-breaking for its water system than the
municipality of Jasaan. Both LGUs had
enrolled their respective sub-projects at the
same time.
Congressman
Yevgeny
Vincente
Emano of District 2, Misamis Oriental was
able to catch up the program much later.
He congratulated the Mayor saying that he
now gives much hope and dream to his
constituents for more development in
Claveria.
This was echoed by the Punong
Barangay of Luna, Noel Mopos, saying
―kining water system maoy mahimong
garbo sa among barangay (this water
system will now serve as the pride of our
barangay). It will serve as our landmark as
well.‖
A signing of contract then transpired
with Mayor Salvaleon, Contractor Tiu,
and Land Bank Department Manager
Magallanes. Director Libunao served as
witness.
A ritual by the lumads, led by Datu
Saligodon, was undertaken last July 16,
2008 right at the source of water in
Barangay Mat-I. 
FAMILY DAY IN OZAMIZ CITY
Presidential Proclamation No. 60 signed
by then President Fidel V. Ramos
declared every last week of September
as Family Week, with the goal of
strengthening and promoting a strong
and solid family relationship.
Last September 26, 2008 at the City
Hall Ground, the local government unit
of Ozamiz City celebrated family day.
The celebration commenced at around
five o’clock in the afternoon. It was
joined by the different local and national
offices.
The program started with a prayer
and then the singing of the old Scottish
Song ―AULD LANG SYNE‖, a song
about Love and Friendship.
City Mayor Reynaldo O. Parojinog,
Sr. gave his inspirational message to all
the government employees present together with their families. He emphasized the value of strong and happy
family relations that focus on love, respect
and GOD-centered way of life.
The Civil Service Provincial Director
also graced the occasion since it was also
the culmination day of the 108th Philippine
Civil Service Celebration and he likewise
gave his inspirational message of giving
great value to the respective job of the
employees as this is the God-given tool to
support the needs and convenience of the
family.
Various offices, namely: MOELCI II,
City Court, Prosecutor, Public Attorney’s
office and the Register of Deeds, had each
presented an intermission number.
In the early evening, tables and chairs
for the different cluster offices were then
set up at the venue. Employees with their
families had their dinner jointly afterwards.
Dancing culminated later. The activity
ended with a prayer of thanks. 
(By LGOO III Glecelyne O. Guillen)
DILG: LOCAL SANGGUNIANS MAY ENACT SUPPLEMENTAL BUDGET
FOR DISASTER RELIEF EFFORTS
Local legislative councils may enact a
supplemental budget to finance disaster risk
management efforts at the local level, in
case the local calamity fund has already
been expended. This was pronounced by
Interior Secretary Ronaldo Puno in a memorandum circuar.
From the said directive addressed to
provincial governors, city and municipal
mayors and punong barangays, Secretary
Puno said there that under the Local Government Code, local government units
(LGUs) frequently hit by typhoons and
other calamities, may, through their respective sanggunians, enact a supplemental
budget, once the five percent local calamity
fund has already been used up.
In a press statement, Puno said that in
times of public calamity, LGUs through
their respective local sanggunians may
choose to enact a supplemental budget in
order to finance and implement their reha-
(Left photo) Mayor
Jennifer W. Tan giving
a message to the POC
members during the
City Peace and Order
Council (CPOC) Meeting at Sanggunian
Building. Near her is
DILG City Director
Hilary Abe facilitating
the said meeting.
bilitation and relief efforts.
He also said that in the enactment of a
supplemental budget, and in the disbursement
of funds for disaster efforts, “it is understood
that the procedural requirements of the law,
rules or regulations shall be strictly observed.”
The Local Government Code of 1991
mandates every LGU to allocate 5 percent of
the estimated income from regular sources, as
annual lump sum appropriation and referred to
as Calamity Fund, for relief, rehabilitation,
reconstruction and other works and services in
connection with the occurrence of calamities
during the budget year.
Section 321 of the LGC states that “A
supplemental budget may also be enacted in
times of public calamity by way of budgetary
realignment to set aside appropriation for the
purchase of supplies and materials or the
payment of services which are exceptionally
urgent or absolutely indispensable to prevent
imminent danger to, or loss of, life or property,
in the jurisdiction of the local government unit
or in other areas declared in a state of calamity
by the President.”  (With reports from DILG
CO -Office of Public Affairs)
That some achieve great
success, is proof to all that
others can achieve it as well.
—Abraham Lincoln
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Series of MBUSSP seminar-workshops conducted in region 10
A series of workshops under the
Mindanao Basic Urban Services Sector
Project (MBUSSP) were conducted in
region 10 by the Office of the Project
Development Service (OPDS), through
the Project Development Office (PDO)MBUSSP,
in collaboration with the
NORCONSULT and DILG Region 10.
These seminars were catered to
capacitate some local government units
MBUSSP-beneficiaries not only in region
10 but other regions as well.
MBUSSP is one of the successful
programs of the Department of the
Interior and Local Government (DILG). It
is a six-year sector development project
which is intended to provide institutional
capacity-building program,
and
to
pursue urban infrastructure investment
support to participating LGUs in
Mindanao. Also, MBUSSP is a program
which provides technical assistance and
advisory services to participating LGUs.
Last September 15-19, 2008, a
Validation Workshop on Results-Based
Monitoring and Evaluation (RBME) for
Water Supply System was conducted. It
aimed to provide executive and technical
personnel from the six participating
LGUs a common understanding on the
underlying principles and key concepts
of RBME.
Around 40 participants from LGUs
of Alamada
and Mahayag of
Zamboanga del Sur, Impasugong of
Bukidnon, Naawan of Misamis Oriental,
Tago of Surigao del Sur and Upi of
Shariff Kabunsuan attended.
(Left photo) MLGOO Maida Apostol with
LGU participants of Impasugong working on
their output. (Photo below) ARD Wendelin
Orillaneda gracing the opening program of
SPOM with MBUSSP officers
Also held simultaneously on the
said date was the Subproject Operation
and Maintenance (SPOM) seminarworkshop for Public Market. Under this
activity, the
knowledge of the
participants will be enhanced
in the
operation and maintenance of an economic enterprise.
Participants to the SPOM seminar
were local chief
executives, SB
Chairmen for Appropriation, municipal
project
development coordinators,
municipal engineers, economic enterprise managers and presidents of the
public market vendors associations.
Invited speakers were spokespersons for the two successful markets
and commercial establishmentss such
as from Tagum City Economic Enterprise and Leyte Commercial Complex.
The latter was discussed by Mayor Anlie
Go Apostol of said LGU.
On the other hand, around 23
economic enterprise managers and
market supervisors from 13 LGU-
were invited to participate for a Managerial
Leadership seminar last September 22-26,
2008.
These LGUs were from the municipalities
of Alamada, Guipos and Dumalinao of
Zamboanga del Sur, municipalities of Alicia
and RT Lim of Zamboanga Sibugay, Barobo
of Surigao del Sur, Hagonoy of Davao del Sur,
Impasugong of Bukidnon, Makilala of North
Cotabato, Mati City, Naawan of Misamis
Oriental, Panabo of Davao del Norte, and Upi
of Shariff Kabunsuan.
Said seminar enhanced the economic
enterprise managers with
the skills on
leadership and management for economic
enterprise. 
DILG-10 helps LGUs prepare feasibility studies of projects
The Department of the Interior and Local Government region 10 has been actively facilitating feasibility studies (FS) of some LGUs in region 10
and from other regions under the Millennium Development Goal (MDG) program of the Department.
Last August 26-29, 2008, three local government units from the LGUs of Salay in Misamis Oriental, and from the provinces of Aklan,
Catanduanes and Leyte participated in the MDG-fund FS training for Public Auction Market held in Cagayan de Oro City.
Participants were composed of Municipal Planning and Development Coordinators, Municipal Engineers, Municipal Treasurers, Market
Administrators, Municipal Social Welfare and Development Officers, DILG Municipal Local Government Operations Officers and encoders.
Said training was facilitated by the Office of Project and Development Services (OPDS) and Project Development and Management Unit
(PDMU) of DILG-10.
On the other hand, the PDMU of DILG-10 also helped in finalizing the FS of Maigo, Lanao del Norte after the latter finished the conduct of the
survey at the market side.
The final drafting of the project proposal for the Procurement of Dump Truck was done last July 23-25, 2008 at Guinsiliban, Camiguin. The
LGDD staff provided technical assistance to the LGU and further briefed the Local Finance Committee on the MDG-Fund. The final draft was
presented by the MPDC to Guinsiliban Mayor Raul M. Llacuña which was then approved.
DILG, cognizant of the role of the LGUs in the achievement of the MDG targets, issued a memorandum circular where LGUs were
expected to step-up efforts to implement a poverty-focused plan with a concomitant increase in budgetary allocation for social services responsive
to the MDGs.
Under MDG fund, the Municipal Development Fund Office (MDFO) of the Department of Finance (DOF) and the DILG initiated the
establishment of a separate lending facility that offers concessional financing for LGUs to fast track the localization of MDGs. This will answer the
funding constraints on the part of lower-income LGUs which was a major stumbling block to their concrete and meaningful attainment of MDGs. 
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Regional Management Coordinating Committee
BJMP Regional Office X celebrates bureau’s
17th Anniversary through Alay-Linis project
Lumbia, Cagayan de Oro City— The Bureau of Jail Management and Penology Regional
Office X jumpstarted a community outreach program last August 19, 2008 through AlayLinis at Barangay Lumbia this city, as part of its celebration for the 17th anniversary of
BJMP.
BJMP, as one of the line bureaus of DILG, was founded last 1991 through DILG
Act of 1990 or R.A. 6975. Since its founding, BJMP continues to implement its mandate
which is the safekeeping and development of inmates.
This year’s celebration commenced with a mass officiated by its Regional Chaplain
SINSP ANGELO BENJAMIN C DURANA.
The program was attended by directors and representatives from the DILG, PNP,
BFP and BJMP, led by Jail Director Rosendo M Dial. Present also were other special
guests from the National Headquarters.
In his message, Gen. Dial hoped that the BJMP Regional Office X will continue to
work hard to reach that same success the office has attained that of last year in order to
pass the challenges in the future and reach its goal for a more modern level of jail
ma-nagement and penology.
The general was given arrival honors by BJMPRO- X personnel led by BJMP-10
Regional Director Romeo Salazar Vio.  (With reports from JO1 Orly V Montalban,
Clerk, CRS)
CAPTAIN REYES MAKES BJMP PROUD
Jail Senior Inspector Guy Jason Reyes, the Ozamis City Jail Warden and concurrent
Provincial Jail Administrator of Misamis Occidental, again made the Bureau of Jail
Management and Penology Regional Office X proud because of his herculean
achievements.
Last July 12, 2008, Capt. Reyes received the Best City Jail Warden of the
Year award, besting all other city jail wardens in the country. He received the award in
a fitting ceremony held at the Gazebo Royale, Quezon City with no less than the Chief
of the Bureau, Jail Director Rosendo M Dial.
As a recipient of the award, Capt Reyes personifies the commitment and dedication of the Bureau towards achieving its twin-mandate of humane safekeeping and
development of inmates as depicted in the theme of the anniversary which is ―Maayos
at Makataong Pamamahala sa Piitan, Alay Namin sa Bayan‖.
Captain Reyes was installed earlier as President of the Rotary Club Ozamis
North. Held in Bethany Garden, Ozamis City, Reyes’ fellow Rotarians elected him for
his strong sense of responsibility and leadership as evidenced by his notable achievements as jail warden.
At the onset of his rein, lot of activities had already been undertaken. Among
them were the distribution of three(3) wheel chairs to the loved ones & relatives of
Ozamiz City Jail inmates, the gift-giving to the children of inmates, and the feeding program. The latter benefited almost 440 persons, comprised of 189 children, 85 mother
and 166 inmates. He had also spearheaded other programs and projects which
benefited much the inmates.
These many projects and programs that he had undertaken
and his capability to spearhead
more of them in the near future
are but a few reasons why the
BJMP in this region is truly
proud, not only of his achievements but more of
his
admirable characteristic. (With
reports from J/SInsp Angelo
Benjamin C. Durama, MMPA)
(Left Photo) Capt. Guy Reyes
personally handing the medicines
to the inmates
BJMP-10 regional personnel cleaning up the
streets of Barangay Lumbia under its AlayLinis activity
INMATES RECEIVE
DONATIONS FROM
DIFFERENT DONORS
A number of Cagayan de Oro City Jail Inmates
from Male and Female Dormitories received
assorted goods from different donors last July
18, 2008.
The Prison Ministry of the Archdiocese of
Cagayan de Oro gave out assorted goods
which included boxes of toothpaste, slippers,
bath and laundry soaps, and sachets of
shampoo. On another hand, parishioners of Mt.
Carmel Parish, Cagayan de Oro City also
donated clothing for the inmates. The
Archdiocesan Prison Ministry is a Catholic
Church’s organization active in jail apostolate
and a consistent donor of inmates’ basic
necessities for over 10 years.
Moreover, Solar Industries Incorporated
based in Cagayan de Oro, owned by Mr and
Mrs Sonny Choi, donated 50 back packs and
62 packs of napkin. These bags were given
especially to the inmates due to be transferred
to Davao Penal Colony and to other penal
institutions.
J/SInsp Angelo Benjamin C Durana, as the
Chairperson of the Archdiocesan Prison Ministry and the Regional Chaplain of the BJMP,
spearheaded the giving of the goods.
The inmates upon receipt of the donations
were visibly delighted.
“Salamat jud sa mga donors. At least naa
diay mga tawo nga nagpakabana sa among
panginahanglanon, labi na kami nga walay mga
dalaw ug i-transfer na sa davao” (Thanks a lot
to the donors. At least we know that there are
people who are concerned of our needs,
especially us who have no visitors and will be
transferred to davao), inmate Noel de Guzman
said.
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Interior Secretary Ronaldo Puno handing over the relief
goods to Kolambugan Mayor Betrand Lumaque at
Kolambugan Municipal Hall. Witness by Cong. Abdullah
Dimaporo and Gov. Khalid Dimaporo.
SILG Ronaldo Puno turning over the new Patrol Car to the LGU of
Kolambugan. With the Secretary are PNP Gen. Avelino Razon Jr., Cong.
Abdullah Dimaporo, Governor Khalid Dimporo, Mayor Betrand Lumaque,
RD Quirino Libunao, and local PNP officials .
RD Quirino Libunao and department heads during the
PIA Talakayan at PIA Command Center in Iligan City.
Atty. Ruby Ann Oblefias, Legal Officer of DILG-10, discussing with
ARUGA members at LGRC-10.
SILG Ronaldo Puno visiting the MBUSSP sub-project in
Ozamiz City– Public Market. With him are Cong. Abdullah
Dimaporo, Mayor Reynaldo Parojinog Sr., and DILG group.
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Sec. Ronaldo Puno, wth LCEs and DILG delegation during
the Mindanao Peace Conference at Davao
City
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