DATU SALIBO,
Maguindanao --- The local government of this town headed by Municipal
Mayor Norodin “Franco” Salasal and Municipal Local Government Operations Officer Monina
Guialudin facilitated the election of officers of the Liga ng mga Barangay here
last July 16 held at the Municipal Hall Building.
The
municipality of Datu Salibois composed of 17 barangays and all chairpersons
were present during the election to support their chosen Liga president.
All of them agreed in choosing for the second
time Chairman Abdulwaris Zailon of Barangay Poblacion Sambolawan.
As
re-elected Liga ng mga Barangay president, Zailon gave assurance to his co-chairmen
and the local government unit of his commitment to be of service attendant to
his position, saying: “I will do my best to cooperate and support the programs
and mandates of our national government.”
“We
work hand-in-hand in unity with my co-chairmen to achieve our common goals
towards building peace, pursuing progress, and developing our community. I also
eye the strict implementation of the thrusts of our Barangay Anti Drug Advisory
Councils as mandated by our government,” he said.
In
a separate interview, Mayor Salasal expressed his thanks and gratitude to all
barangay chairmen of his municipality, that in spite of the non-Internal
Revenue Allotment (IRA), “your untiring support and cooperation to this
administration remain unconditional and I am doing my best to make this
municipality free from illegal activities such as terrorism, extremism, and
illegal drugs.”
“And,
I don’t want any individual to put up their illegal businesses just to ruin the
future of our children and to my constituents, particularly in this
municipality,” the mayor further said.
“I
am also thankful to our PNP and AFP personnel for their continued support and
cooperation in making this municipality a peaceful one, although we are now
facing or fall as victims of man-made
and natural calamities. Almost all barangays of this municipality are submerged
into water due to heavy rainful,” he added. (ANNE ACOSTA – MINDANAO EXPOSE’)
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