yup...murag pang commercial iyang dating....abi naku extension ni sa Happy hearts college..:lol:

bag-o ra na nga college ang Happy Hearts?

avensis, mura sa akong tan.aw, time na nato nga ilahi ang Zamboanga Sibugay Thread ug Pagadian City Thread..diba?

yup...mas better gyud bai!...i separate na ang Zamboanga de sur nd sibugay! hehe :)

The Infamous Agora Water tank

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nganong infamous man xa?

bag-o ra na nga college ang Happy Hearts?

yup..last June 2008 lang cila ga open..

ei.last post nalang thread 4 na zoro...nyc move to start the first thread of Zamboanga Sibugay!

Welcome to Thread 4

Link to Thread 3 (http://www.skyscrapercity.com/showthread.php?t=769174&page=50)

:lock::lock::lock:

yeah!..nyc zoro!...thread 4 na gyud!

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PROVINCE OF ZAMBOANGA SIBUGAY

Zamboanga Sibugay is a province of the Philippines located in the Zamboanga Peninsula region in Mindanao. Its capital is Ipil and it borders Zamboanga del Norte to the north, Zamboanga del Sur to the east and Zamboanga City to the southwest. To the south lies Sibuguey Bay in the Moro Gulf. Zamboanga Sibugay was created in 2001 when the third district of Zamboanga del Sur split off. Zamboanga Sibugay is the 79th province created in the Philippines.

The area of Zamboanga Sibugay was formerly a part of Zamboanga del Sur. Attempts to divide Zamboanga del Sur into separate provinces date as far back as the 1960s. Several bills were filed in congress, but remained unacted. The new province was finally created by Republic Act No. 8973 on February 22, 2001.

Zamboanga Sibugay has a land area of 3,087.9 km². It is geographically located at 123°04'49"N and 7°42'14"E. It is bounded on the north and west by Zamboanga del Norte; on the east by Zamboanga del Sur; on the south by the Sibuguey Bay; and on the southwest by Zamboanga City.

The climatic condition of the province is moderately normal (climate type III). Annual rainfall varies from 1,599 mm to 3,500 mm. Temperature is relatively warm and constant throughout the year ranging from 22o C to 35o C. The province is situated outside the country's typhoon belt.

nganong infamous man xa?

infamous natung Agora water tank zoro kay dili namn gud functional..hehe

nah..decoration ra jud to didto..

zoro, imerge nalang ni sa pagadian..alanganin man ni..:):)

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Congratz for this new thread!

zoro, imerge nalang ni sa pagadian..alanganin man ni..:):)

matabunan man gud sya kung naa sya sa Pagadian..dili maemphasize and iyang development..

Montebello Bar and Restaurant in Ipil

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Wow, congratz pagadian! Soon thread 4 na!

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Proposed Ipil Terminal

Bus terminal projected as Ipil’s newest commercial landmark

Rising to the challenge of its emerging role as hub for commercial flow and human traffic for the Zamboanga Peninsula, the municipal town of Ipil is set to construct an integrated bus terminal that will serve both as a refreshing stop and a local shopping experience for travelers.

Located in Barangay Taway, 400 meters away from the national Dipolog-Ipil national highway, the new terminal has a total land area of eight hectares lying on flat terrain. Attached to the terminal is a subdivision that would be developed into a residential and commercial complex.

It is an ideal site – still verdant and fanned by breezes from nearby hills; not too far from bustling Barangay Poblacion but not too near it, either.

Solution

The planned bus terminal will immediately solve three major problems, says planning officer Nimfa Diputado. First, it will provide Ipil with a permanent bus terminal. Previously, big buses parked right along the Zamboanga-Pagadian national highway, making it both a traffic nightmare and a security risk. And as if to underscore the lack of a terminal, the same big buses are now temporarily moved to Barangay Poblacion’s barbecue center to make way for the concreting of the national highway.

Second, a bus terminal in Barangay Taway will decongest traffic in Poblacion, a location already burgeoning with business establishments, and at the same time spread the development towards a greater area.

Third, it will provide housing for the continuing influx of migrants. So far, more than 300 individuals have signified their interest in purchasing the 150-meter lots available and turning it into a new community.

Return of Investment

After studying the town’s borrowing and paying capacity, the Landbank of the Philippines has approved the financing of the project with a 17 million peso loan against Ipil’s internal revenue allotment. The amount is earmarked for the physical construction of the terminal.

The LGU will pay for the additional 13 million pesos for the purchase of the eight hectare lot on which the terminal will be situated.

Diputado bares that the project will have a return of investment in three year’s time after first operation. The sale of lots within the attached subdivision will rake in money right from the start. The town will also earn long term from the operation of the terminal and the rental of stalls within, she said.

Diputado also downplays the fears of some sector as the loan might prove too heavy for the town’s finances. The loan will be paid back in monthly amortizations for 10 years. Within that timeframe, Diputado is confident that the bus terminal will earn sufficiently to keep up with payment schedule.

Approved by the previous Sangguniang Bayan mid 2004, the bus terminal will have a construction period of just one year. After that, the planning office says, this latest economic enterprise will begin reaping benefits for the town, in keeping with its vision of transforming itself into a premier market and trade center in the Zamboanga Peninsula.

Kabasalan Bus Terminal

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Rural Bank of Kabasalan Inc.

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sikata jud anang Global lights noh? maskin asa ka sa Pilipinas, gingamit jud na..--the Sputnik-looking lights..
Yah Zor even sa boulevard sa Dapitan City naa pud...

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nah..decoration ra jud to didto..

lageh..deco nalang gyud.ala pa gyud tu na apil ug kaugdaw sa sunog last year...hehe :lol:

Some pictures of Poblacion Ipil

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photo by dark_knight_detective

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Universidad de Zamboanga Ipil Campus

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UZ-Ipil

the New DBP Ipil

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new DBP beside UZ

lageh..deco nalang gyud.ala pa gyud tu na apil ug kaugdaw sa sunog last year...hehe :lol:

ipatangtang nalang na, kay basig mahadisgrasya pa na..diba?

Ipil

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ipatangtang nalang na, kay basig mahadisgrasya pa na..diba?

lageh unta...cguru if mag start na ug renovation ang sulud..mahuna hunaan ra na nila..:)

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List of Banking Institutions in Ipil

1. Philippine National Bank - National Highway
2. Development bank of the Philippines - Jakosalem Street
3. Land Bank of the Philippines - National Highway
4. Rizal Commercial Banking Corporation - National Highway
5. One Network Bank - National Highway
6. 1st Valley Bank- National Highway
7. Allied Bank - National Highway
8. Banco de Oro - National Highway
9. Rural Bank of Dipolog Inc. - Municipal Complex
10. Rural Bank of Liloy Inc. - Tomas Barbiera
11. Rural Bank of Katipunan - Don Andres
12. Peninsula Bank - National Highway
13. Cooperative Bank of Zamboanga del Norte

Ipil

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wow..view from the capitol..hehe

wen man ni xa nga event?

atu ng Soft opening sa GCP zoro....Dec.12, 2008...

Diplahan, Zamboanga Sibugay

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Diplahan Public Market

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Diplahan Municipal Food Court

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Diplahan Municipal Pool (U/C)

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Barangay Poblacion-Diplahan Covered Court (U/C)

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Nuestra Señora La Virgen del Pilar Parish Church - Diplahan

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Diplahan National High School

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Wow, may thread na ang Sibugay. Nindot gyud iseparate ni aron maemphasize ang dev't. I'm looking forward for their cityhood pero mauna p cguro ang Sindangan kaysa Ipil.

Kasadyahan Festival 2008 - Diplahan

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Wow, may thread na ang Sibugay. Nindot gyud iseparate ni aron maemphasize ang dev't. I'm looking forward for their cityhood pero mauna p cguro ang Sindangan kaysa Ipil.

i hope so..Ipil is a first class municipality..naa kay data dash on what is the income of Ipil and Sindangan?

Siay, Zamboanga Sibugay
Kalamansi Capital of the Philippines

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Bangus Festival in Siay

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Port of Talusan, Olutanga Island

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Street Scene in Talusan

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Talusan Municipal Gymnasium (U/C)

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Municipal Hall of Talusan

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Seascape in Talusan

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Coral Reefs in Talusan

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Talusan Coral cont..

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Talusan Corals cont..

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Talusan Corals

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Talusan Corals

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Kabasalan Bus Terminal

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Our Lady of Lourdes Church - Kabasalan

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Kabasalan Multi-Purpose Gymnasium (U/C)

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may pictures me from Ipil, Zamboanga Sibugay, coming right up =)

^^ipil has lots of potential, go go sibugay:banana:

yeah, the view from the Capitol is breath-taking... =D

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ipil poblacion, zamboanga sibugay

:grouphug::grouphug::grouphug:

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the Zamboanga Sibugay Chicken Ati-Atihan Restaurant!!!
:grouphug::grouphug::grouphug:

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universidad de zamboanga -ipil branch

:banana:

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On the way to
Zamboanga Sibugay Capitol

:banana::banana::banana:

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overlooking the
mountainous region of Zamboanga Sibugay

:banana::banana::banana::banana::banana:

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on the way to
Zamboanga Sibugay Gov't Capitol

:banana::banana::banana::banana::banana::banana::banana:

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Tourism Locale

:banana::banana::banana::banana::banana::banana::banana::banana::banana:

bantog ra nga na minusan akong post... thread 4 naman diay.. Congrats Pagadian.....

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Buluan Island

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Buluan Island

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para siyang Tagaytay City ovelooking Taal Volcano...check? :cheers:

^^ Dami mong pics marlowe ng sibugay ah ..taga sibugay ka ba? :)

If I can remember the COA 2007 report, ang income ng Ipil is mga 84M+ while ang Sindangan ay 96M+.

^^ Dami mong pics marlowe ng sibugay ah ..taga sibugay ka ba? :)

nope just visited. my mom had a conference. she brought me along with her. this was taken two weeks ago..uhm,or three..i dont rmmbr.. hehe...

@chuck-i'm from North Pole! =) :) :) :) :) :) :) :) :) :)

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the Zamboanga Sibugay Grille Restaurant!!!
:grouphug::grouphug::grouphug:

that's Chicken Ati-atihan..i always eat here whenever im goin home to Ipil

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on the way to
Zamboanga Sibugay Gov't Capitol

:banana::banana::banana::banana::banana::banana::banana:

wow..pareho man ng sign ung sa Tungawan-Zamboanga Boundary..

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Bulua Island

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its Buluan Island mar..famous for its white sand beach..

If I can remember the COA 2007 report, ang income ng Ipil is mga 84M+ while ang Sindangan ay 96M+.

really? can you post that report..

nope just visited. my mom had a conference. she brought me along with her. this was taken two weeks ago..uhm,or three..i dont rmmbr.. hehe...

@chuck-i'm from North Pole! =) :) :) :) :) :) :) :) :) :)

so, u was able to witness the Sibug-Sibug Festival and the longest talaba grill..?

^^ubay-ubay sad ang imong mga posts sa Pagadian no?

Port of Malangas

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Zamboanga Sibugay-Zamboanga City boundary

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Buug Public Market

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Municipal Hall of Titay

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Municipal Hall of Kabasalan

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Entrance Poblacion, Naga

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Boundary Zamboanga Sibugay-Zamboanga del Sur

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hala daghan ko na miss sa thread 3...

ala jud ko ka saksi sa closing sa thread...:ohno:

mahay ka..si zoro ang nag closing remarks..:lol::lol::lol:

bantog ra nga na minusan akong post... thread 4 naman diay.. Congrats Pagadian.....


hasta ako # of post nisukamod.... :ohno:

pero ok ra na bai regj, modaghan ra ni unya...

mahay ka..si zoro ang nag closing remarks..:lol::lol::lol:


ayay ka sayang jud... ako unta to mag pray sa food....:lol:

anaon pag pray sa food oh... para at least solemn kaayo og walay sasaw.... before mag start " atong iduko atong mga ngabil og atong ibutang ang atong tu-ong kamot sa atong tu-ong bahin sa tut*y or dughan" :hahaha:

ayay ka sayang jud... ako unta to mag pray sa food....:lol:

anaon pag pray sa food oh... para at least solemn kaayo og walay sasaw.... before mag start " atong iduko atong mga ngabil og atong ibutang ang atong tu-ong kamot sa atong tu-ong bahin sa tut*y or dughan" :hahaha:

tuong bahin nga one-toy..usa raman..:lol::lol:

hasta ako # of post nisukamod.... :ohno:

pero ok ra na bai regj, modaghan ra ni unya...

^^
modaghan ra na balik @qwert, kuyog man ta laag :lol:

Ganda ng municipal hall ng Titay. May photo b sa Jollibee Ipil at Dunkin?

really? can you post that report..

I research mo nlng sa COA website kay di ako makapag copy n paste fxn. Fon lng ksi ang gamit ko.

Ganda ng municipal hall ng Titay. May photo b sa Jollibee Ipil at Dunkin?

may jollibee sa ipil... dunkin? that i do not know...

Merong Jollibee pero ung Dunkin di ko pa alam kung nakapasok na.

Zamboanga Sibugay-Zamboanga City boundary

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buti nalang hindi nilagyan ng "AMOR con AMOR se paga" wheew. :lol:

akoa pila na kaha.... testing..

anaon pag pray sa food oh... para at least solemn kaayo og walay sasaw.... before mag start " atong iduko atong mga ngabil og atong ibutang ang atong tu-ong kamot sa atong tu-ong bahin sa tut*y or dughan" :hahaha:

ikaw siguro nag pray sa food ganina regj no kay ala man gud ko ganina...

tuong bahin nga one-toy..usa raman..:lol::lol:

pwede sa ubos langg nga bahin nako ibutang ako kamot kay mo gunit ko ug mikropono...:lol:

^^
modaghan ra na balik @qwert, kuyog man ta laag :lol:


sige ra jud ta ug kuyog ani tonight... daghan na jud kaayo ta ug na laagan... wow jud kaayo ang mga nice place kay gasige ra ta ug wow...:lol:

Rizal Avenue (Barangay Balangasan)

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Congratz sa new hauz thread 4!:banana:

Rizal Avenue (Barangay Balangasan)

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aha man ka nanukad ani avensis? sa atop sa inyo balay?

naunsa man ning SSC karon... sige ra ko ug type sa ako username.

Congrats SSC Pagadian on your 4th thread!^^

Electricity for 3 remote Zambo towns
By Tony Pe. Rimando
March 7, 2009, 12:00am

IPIL, Zamboanga Sibugay – The darkness being experienced by the three municipalities of Mabuhay, Olutanga and Talusan located in an island of Zamboanga Sibugay Province will be a thing of the past after the electrification program in the area was launched recently.

This developed after President Arroyo flew here recently to launch her P10-million electrification project in the province.

The President handed a check for R5 million to Zamboanga del Sur Electric Cooperative II (Zamsureco II) General Manager Jesus Y. Castro for the first phase of the electrification project in the island which is populated by over 80,000 Muslim-Christian inhabitants.

Castro said eight villages are the initial recipients of President Arroyo's energization plan for the province.

He said these are the villages of Bualan, Bulingan and Tuburan in Talusan town; Tando Cumot, Taguisian and Bangkaw-Bangkaw in Mabuhay, and Galas and Pulo Laum in Olutanga.

Castro also said that President Arroyo gave Zamsureco II not later than the end of June this year to complete the initial part of the electrification plan.

Castro said the initial fund allocation given by Mrs. Arroyo will be utilized to purchase necessary materials like cables, transformers, electric posts, wires, and other needed items to implement the electrification program.
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According to Castro, the President has scheduled the release of the additional amount of P5 million before the completion of the energization’s first phase.

In a related development, Mrs. Arroyo also issued three checks worth P5 million each to the municipalities of Mabuhay, Olutanga and Talusan for the rehabilitation and improvement of their farm-to-market roads.

Last month, the President has been invited here by Zamboanga Sibugay Gov. George T. Hofer as special guest of honor on the opening day of the week-long 8th anniversary celebration of the province which formerly comprised the 16-town third legislative district of Zamboanga del Sur.

Hofer said Mrs. Arroyo flew here by helicopter directly from the Dipolog City Airport in Zamboanga del Norte for the energization launch program held in Talusan.

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yehey... thread 4 na.. congrats!

Kinsay maghost sa Wow ZamPen tourist showcase this year?

no idea dash... basin ang dapitan guro tunong sa Hudyaka...

kanus-a ang Hudyaka mga bai?

Jollibee Ipil

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ambot nganu ing-ana ila parking sa motor?..:lol::lol::lol:

Buenas Diay...Maayong Buntag...Good Morning...Magandang Umaga...

Desperta ya Zamboanga!!!! Morning Na Region 9!!!!:banana::banana::banana:

Buug Public Terminal

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aha man ka nanukad ani avensis? sa atop sa inyo balay?

yup..atup sa balay sa akung aunty....overlooking man gud ang road....:)

Sibugay Technical Institute

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bY: sIBUgayHope

Port of Malangas

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Malngas was once a booming town because of PNOC's presence..ngaun, its status is deteriorating..

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on the way to
Zamboanga Sibugay Gov't Capitol

:banana::banana::banana::banana::banana::banana::banana:

Zamboanga Sibugay-Zamboanga City boundary

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diba pareho?hehe

Municipal Hall of Titay

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i think ds is the most modern Municipal hall in Zambo. Sibugay

diba Balangasan ang largest Barangay in Pagadian in terms of population?

Buug Public Market

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Buug Public Terminal

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for me, Buug is the de facto capital of the First District of Zamboanga Sibugay

3 Mindanao LGU programs win Galing Pook awards

DAVAO CITY – Three of 10 winners for innovative governance practices in the annual Galing Pook Awards for 2008 are from Mindanao: Barangay Sanito in Ipil, Zamboanga Sibugay; North Cotabato; and an alliance between South Cotabato and Sultan Kudarat provinces.


The winners for 2008 were awarded morning of February 12 at Malacanang, with President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo and Local Governments Secretary Ronaldo Puno present.

Barangay Sanito in Ipil, Zamboanga Sibugay was awarded for introducing ”sensible regulatory fees for its basic services and economic and environmental programs, while promoting peace and order by unleashing the potentials of its mandate through the Sanito Barangay Government Code, a unique innovation coming from the most basic local government unit,” the Galing Pook (GP) magazine featuring the winners, said.

“Among our three winners from Mindanao, we often hear Cotabato Province being besieged by armed conflicts and natural disasters causing the displacement of Muslims, Indigenous Peoples and Christians. The Cotabato provincial government thought of focusing on the interests of the children first being the most vulnerable group. They undertook multi-dimensional initiatives to guarantee the welfare and protection of their young while effectively entrusting them the significant mission of promoting harmony as Children of Peace,” the GP magazine said.

The cooperative effort of pooling their heavy equipment together to rehabilitate barangay roads won for North Cotabato’s PALMA Alliance (Pigcagawayan, Alamada, Libungan, Midsayap and Aleosan (now PPALMA with the addition of Pikit), a Galing Pook award in 2007.

“The two provinces of South Cotabato and Sultan Kudarat showed how the involvement of various LGUs, where not only livelihood but lives are at stake, can work in an inter-government and multi-sector comprehensive and concerted action to address urgent multi-territorial concerns. The duty bearers and stakeholders in Allah Valley spanning two provinces get their acts together on a sustained major environmental task, a feat that most LGUs in the country should consider in the face of ominous environmental trends,” the GP magazine noted.

Galing Pook said that despite the problems confronting us, “we never fail to find local government units that keep the light of hope for our country.”

The Galing Pook winners are chosen each year from a wide array of programs from local governments based on “positive results, promotion of people’s participation and empowerment, transferability and sustainability, and efficiency of program service delivery.”

The Galing Pook Foundation manages the annual Galing Pook awards, a pioneering program that recognizes innovation and excellence in local governance that started in October 21, 1993 with the joint initiative of the Department of Interior and Local Government through the Local Government Academy and the Ford Foundation, and officiated by the Asian Institute of Management until the Galing Pook Foundation was formed as a juridical institution in 2001.

The seven other winners are Quezon City’s Transforming Payatas Dumpsite, Marikina City’s Service Without Delay through Centralized Warehousing; San Carlos City’s Orchestrating Efforts Toward a Sustainable City, Albay’s Disaster Risk Reduction; San Fernando, Pampanga’s Governance as Shared Responsibility, Taguig City’s Condo Living for the Urban Poor and Pampanga province’s From Ash to Cash.

Galing Pook chose 10 winners among 19 finalists. Of the nine other finalists, four are from Mindanao: El Salvador City’s Community Enterprise Development, Barangay Barobo, Valencia City’s Vermiculture Program; Trento, Agusan del Sur’s Organic Bio-dynamic Farming and Placer, Surigao del Norte’s Service-Oriented Income Generating Facilities.

Winners received P100,000 each. But Barangay Sanito got an additional P50,000 from the Galing Pook-United Nations Development Programme-Philippines’ as one of 10 awardees for Special Citation on Local Capacity Innovations on the Millennium Development Goals, "in recognition of their efforts to localize and achieve the MDG targets by 2015. The barangay was cited for "harnessing community capacity for good governance."

Barangay Sanito

Remember Ipil in Zamboanga Sibugay? That town sacked allegedly by the Abu Sayyaf at noon of April 4, 1995 and how the military based in Barangay Sanito was so undermanned, only a dozen of them were around, most of them non-combatants?

After that massacre, however, “more people poured into Barangay Sanito as they sought the protection of the 102nd Brigade of the Philippine Army and the Provincial Police Office which were stationed there.”

But poverty “remained pervasive, criminality was high and the sewage and garbage problem was worsening with the mismanagement of the municipal dumpsite” and soon, the barangay was known as “a place for squatters and lawlessness.”

“Fed up with the dire conditions, the barangay’s leadership conducted a series of consultative meetings with its constituents in 2003 to try to impose order to the chaos,” the GP magazine said.

Together, they designed the program called Avante Sanito (Forward Sanito) which they later

renamed to Programang Pampatatag ng Barangay Sanito.
The leadership also sought to improve the barangay’s finances so it could deliver basic services, imposing appropriate regulatory fees.

The barangay officials also required a better mandate that would empower them to motivate

and elicit the participation of the private sector in the governance of the barangay, hence the enactment of the Sanito Barangay Government Code of 2004, later amended as the Sanito Barangay Government Code of 2005.

“The barangay code called for the strengthening of the inter-office linkages and the barangay’s relationship with the private sector through the Kapit-bisig structure of governance. It also mandated the imposition of additional fees such as the Barangay Public Works Development Fee, Barangay Water Development Fee and the Coastal Resource Development Fee. Vagrancy was penalized. Solid waste management was improved. And the military and the police who were based in the barangay were compelled to be members of the different barangay bodies. Lastly, the various purok were made accountable for their actions. With the implementation of the code, Barangay Sanito was able to nurture a business-friendly atmosphere. It began to restore peace and order and build the infrastructure of the barangay,” the GP magazine said.

Barangay Executive Orders, backed by barangay resolutions implementing the provisions of the code, were issued. Barangay assemblies were held every six months while a consultative meeting with the purok officials is held every three months. This participative process ensured continual evaluation of the efficacy of the measures put in place.

“The behavior of the people turned from passive to pro-active. By imposing the barangay code through the participatory approach, the barangay was able to complete its projects, resuscitate its economy, improve its infrastructure and impose peace and order,” the GP magazine explained.

Barangay chair Jose Cabaral Tiu received the award for the barangay.

North Cotabato

“In war-torn areas, it is the children who are usually the victims and are even recruited to

become soldiers. In the conflict areas of Cotabato, the local government has taken a more positive approach by recruiting and forming children to become peace advocates who can lead the way to resolving the armed conflict. The Cotabato provincial government realized that the armed conflict in the region is partly rooted in the underlying distrust between the three peoples of Mindanao—the indigenous people, the Moro people and the Christian settlers. And that it would be a far more difficult task to change the perception of the adults who have already made up their minds than to convince the children who are more open to new ideas,” the GP magazine’s introduction to the project said.

In August 2003, five months after war broke out again in Pikit, North Cotabato, and its neighboring areas, the provincial government of North Cotabato, then under Governor Emmanuel Pinol and Vice Governor Jesus Sacdalan (now vice governor and governor, respectively), began implementing its Children First Program (CFP) “to promote camaraderie among the Moro, IP and Christian youth by having them share their experiences and aspirations.”

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The award for North Cotabato was received by Gov. Jesus Sacdalan. Photo courtesy of Allen M. Mariano/Galing Pook

CFP also seeks to “develop confidence and trust among the youth and encourage them to actively campaign for peace in their respective communities” and to provide avenues for self improvement through formal and technical education.

The CFP has many components with the Children of Peace (COP) as its banner program.

“Designed to create better and long-lasting ties between the youth in the province,” the COP

gathers the Moro-Lumad-Settler youth to a four to seven-day workshop in a learning, sharing and living environment to make them understand and appreciate each other’s culture and belief systems.

Among the topics they discuss are Peace Building, Understanding the Muslim, Christian

and IP faith and children’s rights.

“By encouraging the children to share, learn, understand and appreciate each other’s cultures and beliefs, the program hopes to correct misconceptions and develop better relationships. The idea is to enable the young to grow and learn to live together in peace and harmony,” the GP magazine said.

Since 2003, six batches of children, or a total of 239 children, have participated in the program. Some of them became scholars of the provincial government and seven have graduated from various colleges and universities. The COP graduates are organized in a way that encourages them to maintain ties and to work for peace in their communities. ”In time, a critical mass of peace advocates would hopefully form in their respective areas,” the GP magazine said.

The other components of the CFP— Study Now, Pay Later Plan; Balik Eskwela; Books for Peace; OSY Skills Training; Oral Hygiene; and Sanitation; and Tele Eskwela—help enhance the children’s education. It also has a Pasko Alay sa mga Bata program which enables the indigent children to enjoy Christmas.

A total of 2,380 scholars have been supported by the Provincial Government since 2003 under the Study Now, Pay Later Plan. Of this, 1,235 have graduated. A thousand students are currently enrolled in various colleges and universities in the province.

Under the Skills Training, 20 out-of-school youth were given technical scholarships in cooperation with TESDA. These young people now have the means to earn livelihood through the skills they have learned.

“The CFP was borne out of the ardent desire to find a strategic end to the festering conflict plaguing the province of Cotabato. It is premised on the belief that by changing paradigms among the young, peace might become attainable in Mindanao. When the children’s perceptions of each other change, they might learn to live more peacefully together. And when the young are better educated, they also have more opportunities to become more productive and are more likely to pursue a life of peace and prosperity. The program is simple, sustainable and highly replicable in many areas of Mindanao. Among the mechanisms that make it sustainable are the following: the institutionalization of an office that handles the planning, implementation, and assessment of the projects under the program; the passing of the Children’s Code, an ordinance that spells out programs that the young need for their development and protection; the cooperation of institutions whose contributions ensure that the program will go beyond any leadership in the Provincial Government; and continued linkages with development partners from various sectors who aim to ensure the continuity of the program,” the GP magazine said.

Governor Sacdalan received the award for the province.

South Cotabato-Sultan Kudarat Alliance

“The major river systems traversing the provinces of Sultan Kudarat and South Cotabato are both a blessing and a curse to the people. The rivers are a blessing because they provide abundant water for the adjacent rice and corn fields. But they become a curse when the water levels rise and inundate the farms,” so goes the introduction of the Allah Valley Alliance building for Landscape Development (AVLDA) project.

Massive changes in the 252,034-hectare Allah Valley watershed have resulted to two major flashfloods.

“The intermittent flooding and siltation cost an estimated P5 million of damages to productive rice lands yearly. These problems affect 65 barangays along the Allah and Banga rivers as well as 30,000 hectares of irrigated rice land. And the risk posed to productive rice lands and public infrastructure facilities have worsened because of the erratic climate conditions,” the GP magazine added.

Among the human-induced factors are massive tree cutting and land clearing in the uplands and agricultural production along riverbanks, coupled with a low level of community awareness about the importance of protecting upland areas and river systems.

“The only way to reverse the damage was to institutionalize watershed management and bring stakeholders together to implement the required changes. This was achieved when the Allah Valley Landscape Development Alliance (AVLDA) was created in 2003.

The AVLDA brought together two governors, nine mayors, five regional directors of national government agencies, and the chair of the Coalition of Social Development Organizations in South Cotabato. Together with two Sangguniang Panlalawigan representatives, they compose the Board of Directors of AVLDA and they meet every quarter.

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South Cotabato Governor Daisy Avance-Fuentes and Sultan Kudarat Governor Suharto Mangudadatu receive the award on behalf of the Alliance. Photo by Allen M. Mariano/Galing Pook

The AVLDA was created to address the pressing problems being experienced in the Allah Valley in a cooperative and coherent manner. Its primary function as an alliance is the protection and management of the Allah Valley Landscape through interventions anchored on environmental, economic, social, cultural and organizational development and institution building through an integrated approach.

A Project Management Office (PMO) serves as the Secretariat of the AVLDA and is tasked to oversee the day-to-day operations and pursue the implementation of the Environmental Management Plan and annual operation plan.

In the ensuing years, the AVLDA employed technical and social methods to address environmental problems. It developed critical thematic maps based on the 2002- 2005 satellite images as well as from the 1,000 aerial photos it took.

These maps formed the basis for environment, socio-economic and comprehensive land use planning.

The AVLDA also conducted information and education campaigns in 70 LGUs and undertook a flood hazard assessment. It has also mobilized the private sector and involved the communities in project planning and assessment, project site studies and observation, disaster management, forest and upland management, and river management.

Its most popular project is the Riparian Zone Revegetation, which entailed the planting of bamboo stalks along the banks of major rivers. The project aimed to protect rivers and streams from erosion, improve water flow, and minimize siltation. This project elicited support from 19 Barangays, one banking institution, two water districts, two electric cooperatives, two mining

companies, one agro-industrial company, four agricultural cooperatives, four NGOs and two civic groups.

The program resulted in the planting of 15,000 bamboo hills on a 30-kilometer stretch at the banks of major rivers. The AVLDA also pursued the construction of dikes at critical sections of the rivers and the re-channelling of water flow to save prime lands, settlements and infrastructure facilities. Other projects include the Reforestation and Upstream Resource Management program which aims to improve forest land cover, reduce river siltation and provide livelihood opportunities to upland dwellers.

The AVLDA has encouraged closer cooperation among the leaders despite their differing political inclinations. In fact, from the original LGU membership of 11, the alliance now has a total of 13 LGU members. The mayors formulate and implement similar policies and strategies at interconnected areas to create a substantial impact. Regular meetings, discussions, planning and assessments led to a better understanding of issues and problems and to the development of common solutions and strategies.

The program since its inception, involved many LGUs, NGOs/POs, civic groups, private businesses, and community members in coming up with situation analysis, project planning, project implementation, monitoring and assessment.

“The program can easily be replicated in other areas which are experiencing similar problems and issues. But the key stakeholders and local leaders must agree to come to terms and draw up one common agendum,” the GP magazine said.

South Cotabato Governor Daisy Avance-Fuentes and Sultan Kudarat Governor Suharto Mangudadatu received the award. (MindaNews)

TRIVIA: Kabasalan was created into a town on July 12, 1917 making it the oldest municipality in Zamboanga Sibugay. Its first seat of government was in Naga before it was transfered to the present-day Kabasalan.

diba Balangasan ang largest Barangay in Pagadian in terms of population?

yup..followed dayun sa Brgy. ni qwert...Brgy. Sta.Lucia! :)

SSG Liner at Ipil, with JBC Plaza at the background..

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The 1500-meter Talaba Grill vying for a Guiness World Record..

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so how was the result for the Longest talaba grill in GWR zoro?..hehe

GMA at Ipil during the 8th Araw ng Zamboanga Sibugay

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Ground Breaking of the 90-million Ipil Airport Rehabilitation Project

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Sibug-Sibug Festival

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parang di same lang yung sinuut ni Mrs.President nung pumunta cya ng Dapitan....haha

Longest Talaba Grill;

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Sibug-Sibug Drum and Lyre Competition

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Shrine of Dr. Jose Rizal in Naga, Zamboanga Sibugay

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avensis unsa diay naa? ngano daghan man kaayo helicopter nagtuyok tuyok sa pagadian?

hmm..kadungug pud ku run..pero ambut lang unsa na...bcig naa ra ming labay sa atung dapit...

Alindahaw Lakeview Resort, the gem of Pagadian City (March 9, 2009) (http://www.goldstardailynews.com/content.php?sectionid=7&id=1830)
MICHAEL MEDINA - MGSD Pagadian Bureau


PAGADIAN City – Visiting doctors from the National Kidney and Transplant Institute (NKTI) were treated to the cool breeze and comfort in the natural calm haven of Alindahaw Lakeview Resort a day after they arrived for a medical mission in the province.

Alindahaw Lakeview Resort is an 800-hectare tourist spot developed by the Cerilleses and is found in Biswangan, Lakewood, a one-hour ride from Pagadian City.

One of its famous amenities is the floating hut, where the NKTI physicians, medical staff and representatives of the Philippine Information Agency (PIA) rode for a cruise within the lake while documenting their fun.

The billeting was Gov. Aurora Cerilles’ way of expressing her gratitude to the NKTI team for their medical mission in the province held last Feb. 27 to 28.

The NKTI team, it was learned, conducted 27 operations involving major cases and another six medium as well as two minor operations. They likewise served and treated 600 outpatients for free at the Zambosur Medical Center.

Governor Cerilles and husband, Rep. Antonio Cerilles, billeted the doctors along with Dumalinao Mayor Ace Cerilles. Board members Baby Funtanilla, Doki Blancia and Erning Mondarte were also there.

Along with the sumptuous servings of seafood and native fruits came the renditions of the Melengas Dance Ensemble of their Subanen and Moro dances.

NKTI executive director Enrique Ona, who headed the delegation, said he was overwhelmed with the vibes and mood of the place.

“I must admit that I am from this province but this is the first time that I visited this place. It pleased me to see the development of the province under Auring and Tony,” he said.

“Meron na kaming ipagyayabang. I am proud of my province,” the doctor added, narrating further that several members of his team from Luzon were hesitant to come over because of bad reports they heard about Mindanao.

Antonio Cerilles, in his response, explained that the media in Manila have wrongly portrayed Mindanao as unstable but in reality, is generally peaceful.

“Takot kayo pumunta dito dahil sa mga reports na magulo daw ang Mindanao which you yourselves can attest [now] that it is not true,” Cerilles said.

Before their trip home, the NKTI doctors promised to “advertise” Lakewood to their friends in Manila.

murag ganina ra man gud sige ug tuyok tuyok dayon murag nipahuway man ata sila sa oval...

hmm...ad2 un nimu sa oval qwert???..hehe

murag nanglupad na sila bag o lang, ning labay man diri dapit sa amoa...hehe..

ahh....may gani ala ka nila nakit an .haha....

ga midnight sale man pud diay ang Unicity qwert....hehe

hahaha... perte pud ning unicity... when sila nag midnight sale?

yup..followed dayun sa Brgy. ni qwert...Brgy. Sta.Lucia! :)

si qwert diay tag-iya sa sta.lucia??:lol::lol:

batang sta lucia lang ko zoro... hehe... kana si avensis kay batang sto nino pud na

si qwert diay tag-iya sa sta.lucia??:lol::lol:

YUP..mudagan na cya ug kapitan drang dapita zoro..hehe

batang sta lucia lang ko zoro... hehe... kana si avensis kay batang sto nino pud na

proud to be in Sto.Niño gyud ku..hehe

YUP..mudagan na cya ug kapitan drang dapita zoro..hehe

really? kuhaa dayon kong campaign manager qwert..hehe

proud to be in Sto.Niño gyud ku..hehe

ana ba? taga Sto.Namo diay ka..

ana ba? taga Sto.Namo diay ka..

yup..da mountainous barangay of Santo Namo...hehe :lol:

unsa may naa sa Sto.Niño nga wala sa laing Barangay..?

TRIVIA din:Teresa Magbanua, the Visayan Joan of Arc, died in Pagadian in 1947.

unsa may naa sa Sto.Niño nga wala sa laing Barangay..?

ahh...unique gyud ang sto.niño kay ang mga dalan..patungas, paubus ug pahayang....:)

nice jud ng sto nino kay daghan kaayo kalye... di pa japon ko sweto dinha kay mawala pa gud ko...

gamay ra kayu ang sto.niño qwert...dili ra ka mawala dri oi...hehe

pero malibog ko sa mga dalan kay daghan kaayo mga kanto... di pa jud kaayo ko sweto dinha

TRIVIA din:Teresa Magbanua, the Visayan Joan of Arc, died in Pagadian in 1947.

yes, because she migrated in Mindanao to see her sister Maria..i have direct link to Teresa Magbanua..her sister Maria is my great great grand mother..my middle name is Magbanua..

ahh..mga kanto2x may sikat sa amua gud...daghan gyud na dri dapita...hehe

sumala aning kanto dapit sa amua..hehe

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yes, because she migrated in Mindanao to see her sister Maria..i have direct link to Teresa Magbanua..her sister Maria is my great great grand mother..my middle name is Magbanua..

wow..maubah??...grabeh imung bloodline zoro....:banana:

hehe..kaliwat ug isog..hehe

ahh..mga kanto2x may sikat sa amua gud...daghan gyud na dri dapita...hehe

sumala aning kanto dapit sa amua..hehe

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grabe na pud ni nga kanto avensis oi... hadlok sudlon, murag naa something ata dinha dapita ah...hehe

grabe na pud ni nga kanto avensis oi... hadlok sudlon, murag naa something ata dinha dapita ah...hehe

naanad na pd ku dra tig agian kung muad2 kug taas...hehe...

dapat pareho tang zoro..ISOG!...haha :lol:

lagi isog man diay ni ug kaliwat si zorro... hapit na raba mag start ang teleserya nimo zoro sa GMA....hehe

Jollibee GCP Update

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hapit na jud mag open ang 2nd branch sa pagadian... probably it will be next week...

haha..lageh...sak2 gyud ka qwert...kalahi man gud ni Teresa Magbanua..nakz.

Alindahaw Lakeview Resort, the gem of Pagadian City (March 9, 2009) (http://www.goldstardailynews.com/content.php?sectionid=7&id=1830)
MICHAEL MEDINA - MGSD Pagadian Bureau


PAGADIAN City – Visiting doctors from the National Kidney and Transplant Institute (NKTI) were treated to the cool breeze and comfort in the natural calm haven of Alindahaw Lakeview Resort a day after they arrived for a medical mission in the province.

Alindahaw Lakeview Resort is an 800-hectare tourist spot developed by the Cerilleses and is found in Biswangan, Lakewood, a one-hour ride from Pagadian City.

One of its famous amenities is the floating hut, where the NKTI physicians, medical staff and representatives of the Philippine Information Agency (PIA) rode for a cruise within the lake while documenting their fun.

The billeting was Gov. Aurora Cerilles’ way of expressing her gratitude to the NKTI team for their medical mission in the province held last Feb. 27 to 28.

The NKTI team, it was learned, conducted 27 operations involving major cases and another six medium as well as two minor operations. They likewise served and treated 600 outpatients for free at the Zambosur Medical Center.

Governor Cerilles and husband, Rep. Antonio Cerilles, billeted the doctors along with Dumalinao Mayor Ace Cerilles. Board members Baby Funtanilla, Doki Blancia and Erning Mondarte were also there.

Along with the sumptuous servings of seafood and native fruits came the renditions of the Melengas Dance Ensemble of their Subanen and Moro dances.

NKTI executive director Enrique Ona, who headed the delegation, said he was overwhelmed with the vibes and mood of the place.

“I must admit that I am from this province but this is the first time that I visited this place. It pleased me to see the development of the province under Auring and Tony,” he said.

“Meron na kaming ipagyayabang. I am proud of my province,” the doctor added, narrating further that several members of his team from Luzon were hesitant to come over because of bad reports they heard about Mindanao.

Antonio Cerilles, in his response, explained that the media in Manila have wrongly portrayed Mindanao as unstable but in reality, is generally peaceful.

“Takot kayo pumunta dito dahil sa mga reports na magulo daw ang Mindanao which you yourselves can attest [now] that it is not true,” Cerilles said.

Before their trip home, the NKTI doctors promised to “advertise” Lakewood to their friends in Manila.

Congratz to the MGt. of Alindahaw Lakeview Resort and to Madam Governor!...

parang di same lang yung sinuut ni Mrs.President nung pumunta cya ng Dapitan....haha

Yap, same day kasi xya pumunta frm Manila to Davao-Dipolog-Z. Sibugay-Z. del Sur-Dapitan-Manila via d presidential chopper.

Jollibee Gaisano Mall branch will open on March 20, 2009....

lagi isog man diay ni ug kaliwat si zorro... hapit na raba mag start ang teleserya nimo zoro sa GMA....hehe

yes..tinuod..grabe sad ang initiative sa GMA 7 kay kalook alike pa jud nako ang gikuha nga mgplay sa role ni zorro..dba?

hehe.. go zorro. no class??

grabe ha..it tiring..

grabe ha..it tiring..

Lagi kapoy gyud na but this proves PGMA commitment to develop Mindanao.

kanus-a ang Hudyaka mga bai?

Last week of May to 1st week of June.

naks..i smell pro-GMAs here..hehe

Update Pagadian Airport. Ito ung naasphalt overlay na nila (133.65m x 30m), di po yan expansion. Wala pakoy detail kung unsa katas-a ang expansion. Total cost consume: P99.76M.

hehe.. go zorro. no class??

im in the school now..im availing of the internet connection in the office..

Update Pagadian Airport. Ito ung naasphalt overlay na nila (133.65m x 30m), di po yan expansion. Wala pakoy detail kung unsa katas-a ang expansion. Total cost consume: P99.76M.

wow..Pgadian Airport is being improved din pala..same with Ipil Airport of which groundbreaking was attended by President Arroyo..hehe

naks..i smell pro-GMAs here..hehe

I am not really a supporter of PGMA but I have learn in my Christian training that we should submit to authority whoever he is because he is delegated by God. Response ko to sa command ng God. Importante talaga ang obedience for our nation to develop. Ü

we are not in the Monarchic epoch that was founded under divine right theory. If a certain leader was installed in office using violence and massive cheating, don't you think that its the will of God.?? i dont think so..

we are not in the Monarchic epoch that was founded under divine right theory. If a certain leader was installed in office using violence and massive cheating, don't you think that its the will of God.?? i dont think so..

Yes, we can't question His will but in d end we develop obedience. Remember God's kingdom is structural with absolute power. Rebellion is d main reason y Satan fall if u read d Bible.

by the 3rd quarter of this year na mahuman ug ma fully functional na ang airport, last year pa man ni gisugdan ang total rehabilitation ug expansion sa airport...

Yes, we can't question His will but in d end we develop obedience. Remember God's kingdom is structural with absolute power. Rebellion is d main reason y Satan fall if u read d Bible.

so do you mean if someone cheats it is God's will? and we have to obey? you might want to clarify your position,... :)

That's too ideal..lets talk this out in the pragmatic level..

You know, it like saying GMA is an incarnation of God and His representative on the country that's why we should obey her..

im sorry, but to me its stupidity at the highest level..

We can take very good examples in d Bible y d Israelites before took hundreds of years before God reveal to dem d promise land 'Canaan'. It is bcoz of their lack of trust to God's delegated authority, cge cla reklamo kay di gyud makatagad sa gipromise sa God. The Bible is the key for us Filipinos to learn frm d mistakes of d past. Pag dito palang sa mundo ay di tayo marunong magsubmit, lalo na dun sa taas dahil di natin ito nadevelop.

That's too ideal..lets talk this out in the pragmatic level..

You know, it like saying GMA is an incarnation of God and His representative on the country that's why we should obey her..

im sorry, but to me its stupidity at the highest level..

yes..tinuod..grabe sad ang initiative sa GMA 7 kay kalook alike pa jud nako ang gikuha nga mgplay sa role ni zorro..dba?


abangan jud nako na imo teleserye zorro kay idol gud taka...hehe

We can take very good examples in d Bible y d Israelites before took hundreds of years before God reveal to dem d promise land 'Canaan'. It is bcoz of their lack of trust to God's delegated authority, cge cla reklamo kay di gyud makatagad sa gipromise sa God. The Bible is the key for us Filipinos to learn frm d mistakes of d past. Pag dito palang sa mundo ay di tayo marunong magsubmit, lalo na dun sa taas dahil di natin ito nadevelop.

we can't have bible as our basis here..its very discriminatory...we are a country with a diverse religion..Do you think people embracing Islam will follow you using that line of thinking?

Pagadian Airport to meet Int’l Standards

This city’s airport will soon become an International Standard Airport with upgraded navigation aids and facilities that will enable planes to land even in inclement weather, Air Transportation Office (ATO) manager Jose Budiongan, declared during a meeting with the press recently.

What Budiongan meant was that the airfield will shortly be developed so that it can accommodate wide body aircrafts like Airbus 319 and 320 and even C130 military cargo planes.

At present, the airport located in Brgy. Moricay is undergoing rehabilitation, costing P300-million as implemented by the Department of Transportations and Communications (DOTC) and ATO.

The whole amount actually is P515.76-million, with the project divided into two phases.

Phase I, or the initial asphalt overlay of the runway is two-thirds complete while civil works for Phase II is expected to start this month and will end in September 2009.

According to Mindanao Economic Development Council (MEDCo) data, the so-called Pagadian Airport Development Project covers the immediate improvement and upgrading and rehabilitation components of the airport, costing P70-million, and another P446-million for rehabilitation.

“The purpose of the rehabilitation is to have a domestic airport of International Standard,” says Budiongan.

When finished, the airport will be the similar to that of the ongoing Languindingan Airport in Misamis Oriental, which presently passed the standards recommended by International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO).

The ATO manager adds the city airport, classified as a minor commercial domestic airport by ATO, is the busiest airstrip next to Zamboanga City in terms of traffic volume, based on their culled statistics in the two previous years.

“So, we can say that there is really a market for travel because Ozamiz City first opened flights four times a week and was increased to seven. Most of the passengers boarding there are from here and around ZamboSur,” Budiongan stressed.

It was learned from ATO also that the DOTC project management staff were here two weeks ago and conducted ocular inspections on the site for the construction of support facilities, like the Terminal and the Administration buildings, fire station and control tower.

After all these are finished, the Pagadian City Airport will be upgraded from being a Flight Service Station

The presence of the control tower, which will serve as control zone, will be manned by the Air Traffic Controller, and this airport will then become the center of operations of the other nine airports uner Western Mindanao, Budiongan brags.

He added the airport’s rehabilitation will include runway extension, concreting and the finishing touches.

The airport runway was extended from 1,720 to 2,500 meters, costing P30-million and construction work is almost finished.

Concreting works will start shortly at the runway center with shoulder grade correction, apron, the old taxiway, all costing P50-million.

The construction of the terminal and administration buildings will cost between P13-P18-million, Budiongan disclosed.

“To complete everything for the finishing touches, the city needs more or less P300-million,” Mayor Samuel Co also told MINDANAO MONITOR.

September, last year, President Gloria Arroyo bared her plans for the upgrading and development of this city’s airport during her visit for the 55th Founding Anniversary of the province.

During the opening program and inauguration of the Agro-Tourism & Heritage Complex at Dao, Arroyo announced the airport development program of her administration in this part of the country under the Mindanao Super Region.

The president added another P200-million for Pagadian City’s runway extension project, as part of her commitment to raise infrastructure spendings for roads, bridges, airports and power plants, among others.

A technical report from Malacañang obtained by this paper stated that there are seven airports in Mindanao currently being rehabilitated.
These are the airports of Butuan, Cotabato, Dipolog, Pagadian, Laguindingan in Misamis Oriental, Zamboanga and Ozamiz cities.

from zamboanga peninsula project thread.

Cheating is not His will but surely He will discipline any authority who abuse the power delegated to him. Nagpasaway n nga ang authority sa God, pati ba ang tao ganun din? Pls do not mis-interpret. Wat d world consider as foolish is the greatest God consider, n wat the world consider right is foolishness in God's sight. God bless you all dahil nashare ko to sa inyo.

by the 3rd quarter of this year na mahuman ug ma fully functional na ang airport, last year pa man ni gisugdan ang total rehabilitation ug expansion sa airport...

hopefully, commercial flights will resume their regular flights to the City..i hope PAL can do so..

abangan jud nako na imo teleserye zorro kay idol gud taka...hehe

salamat..kay naa na diay koi fan nga taga Pagadian..hehe

For my Muslim friends I respect them. I just want to influence people dat the Bible says the truth bcoz ako mismo ang nakaexperience beyond superficial learning and works dat God shows me. No hate feelings my friends. Dat's the word of d Lord. Nasa inyo n kung magfollow kau o hindi basta ang importante ay naimpart s inyo ang info n ito bcoz it will not be an excuse for us dat we have not heard God's command. God bless you.

u know dash..im a Bible believer..but its just a matter of putting our belief in the proper place..

For my Muslim friends I respect them. I just want to influence people dat the Bible says the truth bcoz ako mismo ang nakaexperience beyond superficial learning and works dat God shows me. No hate feelings my friends. Dat's the word of d Lord. Nasa inyo n kung magfollow kau o hindi basta ang importante ay naimpart s inyo ang info n ito bcoz it will not be an excuse for us dat we have not heard God's command. God bless you.




well, I just can't follow someone na harap harapan pinagloloko na ang taong bayan... You talk about God, it's a different thing because He can never betray His people but if you put a human being as an example that can betray other fellow human beings geee,, i'm sorry! :)

I understand ur sentiments Zoro dahil ganyan din ako noon. Hope ko lang na marami pang Filipino ang maopen kang God acknowledging Jesus Christ as their personal Saviour and Lord. Dito sa MSU, though diffrnt ang mga Christian churches namin ay napapag-uunite pa rin kami ng God mostly like having a interministrial fellowship n ang pinakabasehan para no conflict will arise is d Bible.

I undestand u mr.boy bcoz it needs a decision to accept God through His Son Jesus. If u choose to obey, it will not be learn instantaneously but it takes years and the reward u will get is a fulfilled, peace of heart with assurance that you are already save. Iopen r ng God imong heart if u desire of Him. God bless u mr.boy.

wow!...hapit na gyud mag operate ang Pagadian Airport!...

ad2 na ug muricay qwert kay naa man ka motor..para maka update ta aning airport!..hehe

this is a SIBUGAY thread

^^hehe..naging simbahan xa for the mean time..hehe

naa ba sa Muricay ang Airport? diba sa Tiguma to? sory, im not familiar man gud kaau diha dapita..

naa ba sa Muricay ang Airport? diba sa Tiguma to? sory, im not familiar man gud kaau diha dapita..

sa Brgy. Muricay zoro.......:)

Jollibee Gaisano Mall branch will open on March 20, 2009....

and Mcdo ug Greenwich wen mg-open?

sa Brgy. Muricay zoro.......:)

we man na agion ang barangay Muricay?

^^hehe..naging simbahan xa for the mean time..hehe

and it ends well! :) :)

we man na agion ang barangay Muricay?

kuan..atung may intersection padung Alta Tiguma..agiun sa ryt side..sa shell side!.....:)

cyber, duna pa kay picture diha sa Sibugay?

ah ok..duol sa Tiguma ra sad diay..

The mighty Sibugay River snakes through the plains of Diplahan

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The Provincial Capitol of Zamboanga Sibugay (U/C)

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The National Highway in Siay Section

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I undestand u mr.boy bcoz it needs a decision to accept God through His Son Jesus. If u choose to obey, it will not be learn instantaneously but it takes years and the reward u will get is a fulfilled, peace of heart with assurance that you are already save. Iopen r ng God imong heart if u desire of Him. God bless u mr.boy.


.... u haven't got the point!!!:)

Ipil airport expanded
March 6, 2009

IPIL, Zamboanga Sibugay – President Arroyo ordered the allocation of P90 million for the expansion and improvement of the Ipil feeder airport to enable it to handle commercial flights next year to and from the cities of Manila and Cebu.

The President turned over P45 million check to Zamboanga Sibugay Gov. George T. Hofer to cover the first phase of the airport expansion project located in Barangay Sanito as she addressed the crowd gathered for the province’s anniversary celebration at the capitol grounds. She earlier led provincial officials in a ground-breaking rites at the site.

The Phase 1 of the project would extend the 800-meter runway to 1.2 kilometers. Another P40 million would be given next month for Phase 2 of the project that would involve the construction of a terminal building, taxiway and apron for passengers and cargo. It will be sufficient for Cebu Pacific and Philippine Airlines ATR and Q series turboprop plane which intend to service the route next year.

Second District Rep. Dulce Ann Hofer said it’s been a dream of the people of Zamboanga Sibugay to have an airport in the province as going to the Zamboanga City airport entails a three-hour trip by land from Ipil.

The governor said that once completed, the expanded and improved Ipil Airport will compliment the airports of Dipolog, Pagadian and Zamboanga City. Zamboanga Sibugay accounts for 15% of Zamboanga passenger traffic and and 4% of Dipolog airport traffic.

ano ba ang kaya ihandle ng airport which has a 1,200-meter runway?

zoro kanang junction tiguma then going right nga road, dayon unahan lang gamay sa Casa Emsa mao na ang Airport.


Ang Greenwich mga April pa jud tingali na, Pero ang Mcdo basin last week sa March mag open.

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di man na parking, murag namaligya man pud ata na sila ug motor...:lol::lol:

woah..grabe sad kanegosyante ang ngfranchise sa Jobee sa Ipil..naningyawat..hehe

zoro kanang junction tiguma then going right nga road, dayon unahan lang gamay sa Casa Emsa mao na ang Airport.


Ang Greenwich mga April pa jud tingali na, Pero ang Mcdo basin last week sa March mag open.

unsay nakadugay sa ilang pag-abri?

^^hahaha


karon pa ko kabantay nga nag separate na diay ug thread ang Sibugay...

congrats mga sibugaynon and keep us updated.

ni idea zoro...

pero patok gihapon kaayo ila mga foods sa panlasa sa mga pagadianons kay mahurot man jud inig padulong na sila mag close... ganahan ko sa ila siopao kay sikat man na ila siopao sa una...

ngek..ubay-ubay na gani ang imong napost diri karon pa ka kabantay..keep on posting Qwert..

ano ba ang kaya ihandle ng airport which has a 1,200-meter runway?

mga ATR at Q Turbo-propellers...

do you have any photos of the ongoing rehabilitation of the airport? :) thanks...

ah..small planes lang pala talaga..how about A-319s? is the port capable of handling these crafts?

not yet.. should be at least 2,100m.

Ipil is only a community airport at present, but after its runway expansion to 1,2OO, it will be raised to principal airport-class 2.

Airports that could accommodate jetlines, such as A319's, A320's and even DC9's are considered principal airports-class1.

just read it in a certain website, A-319 requires at least 1,950 metre-runway to take-off..

while Bombadier Q-series requires only 800 meter of runway..

so most probably, with the completion of Ipil Airport, only Zest Air, Pal Express and SeaAir are the potential investors..

i dont have yet mrboy. but ill try maybe next week i will visit the site to take some pics...

di kasi ako masyado kabisado sa place... si avensis parang takot din to... si zoro sana kasi may lahing matatapang...hehe

just read it in a certain website, A-319 requires at least 1,950 metre-runway to take-off..

while Bombadier Q-series requires only 800 meter of runway..

so most probably, with the completion of Ipil Airport, only Zest Air, Pal Express and SeaAir are the potential investors..

Absolutely!

ngek..ubay-ubay na gani ang imong napost diri karon pa ka kabantay..keep on posting Qwert..

ala jud mo nagsaba ba.... ala man gani mo nananghid sa akoang thread nga mag separate na diay mo... pero nindot ni kay para bulag atong mga post...hehe

with that, there will be a total of 4 commercial airports (Dipolog, Pagadian, Ipil & Zamboanga) that will be fully operational in the years to come.

Ipil is only a community at present, but after its runway expansion to 1,2OO, it will be raised to principal airport-class 2.

Airports that coulld accommodate jetlines, such as A319's, A320's and even DC9's are considered principal airports-class1.

yes..Class 2 Principal Airport..Class 1 Principal Airport are airport that can handle jets with at least 100 seating capacity..while class two are airports which can handle jets with at least 19 seating capacity..

^^that is if we are using the CAAP system

if we are using the ATO system, its classification after completion is from Feeder Airport in will be elevated to Secondary airports or minor commercial domestic airports..

ala jud mo nagsaba ba.... ala man gani mo nananghid sa akoang thread nga mag separate na diay mo... pero nindot ni kay para bulag atong mga post...hehe

we talked it out with Avensis..

with that, there will be a total of 4 commercial airports (Dipolog, Pagadian, Ipil & Zamboanga) that will be fully operational in the years to come.

there are two other Community Airports that are awaiting expansion..the Siocon Airport and Liloy Airport in ZaNorte..

just read it in a certain website, A-319 requires at least 1,950 metre-runway to take-off..

while Bombadier Q-series requires only 800 meter of runway..

so most probably, with the completion of Ipil Airport, only Zest Air, Pal Express and SeaAir are the potential investors..

Kasali din dyan ang Cebu Pacific.

so after the completion of these airports in zampen, can they also accomodate aircrafts during night time?

Kasali din dyan ang Cebu Pacific.

Yes. CebPac's 72-seater ATR planes.

there are two other Community Airports that are awaiting expansion..the Siocon Airport and Liloy Airport in ZaNorte..

True, at ang probable na madevelop ay ang Siocon dahil ito ang commercial center ng 3rd district at capital ng new province if matuloy ang pagseparate.

Bihira lng ang pwede makasupport ng landing at night. Those airport lng with ILS. Ang ZIA meron nba nito?

True, at ang probable na madevelop ay ang Siocon dahil ito ang commercial center ng 3rd district at capital ng new province if matuloy ang pagseparate.

are there any plans for a new province? separated from ZN?

True, at ang probable na madevelop ay ang Siocon dahil ito ang commercial center ng 3rd district at capital ng new province if matuloy ang pagseparate.


yeah. if the separation will push through, it will be called as Zamboanga Occidental.

Bihira lng ang pwede makasupport ng landing at night. Those airport lng with ILS. Ang ZIA meron nba nito?

Yes the ZIA is capable of handling night flights. The balikatan have donated the ILS.

Kasali din dyan ang Cebu Pacific.

ah yes..because they have smaller planes..the one serving Zamboang-Davao routes..

Mao? Wer did u know dat name Marlow?

True, at ang probable na madevelop ay ang Siocon dahil ito ang commercial center ng 3rd district at capital ng new province if matuloy ang pagseparate.

Its not Siocon i guess..its Liloy which they are eying to be the capital of the proposed Zamboanga Occidental because of its geographical advantages being at the crossroad of the the towns in ZaNorte's third district..

Bihira lng ang pwede makasupport ng landing at night. Those airport lng with ILS. Ang ZIA meron nba nito?

I read that the US donated equipments to ZIA, I'm not really sure if what are those. but the news stated that the airport would resume its 24 hour operations because of the equipment donated by the US.:)

Yes the ZIA is capable of handling night flights. The balikatan have donated the ILS.

its just very recent because a a month ago, commercial plane operators complained on the incapability of ZIA to handle night flights..

it pays to read local broadsheets and local boob-tube news. =)

yeah. if the separation will push through, it will be called as Zamboanga Occidental.

so which existing province will be divided in case this pushes through, Zanorte?

Its not Siocon i guess..its Liloy which they are eying to be the capital of the proposed Zamboanga Occidental because of its geographical advantages being at the crossroad of the the towns in ZaNorte's third district..

I agree....Liloy also has a good port and a transhipment point from Luzon and Visayas.