Asenso MisOcc

  The Gonzales family from Barangay Langub in Calamba experienced relief when their hospital bill of ₱744,483.84 was fully covered, resulting in a zero balance. In their time of sorrow, Natividad Mananaog expressed her gratitude to Governor Henry Oaminal for his steadfast support during their most challenging moments. Misamis Occidental – The Provincial Government of Misamis Occidental's Free Hospitalization Program has provided essential medical assistance to more than 42,000 individuals, marking a significant milestone in the administration of Working Governor Henry S. Oaminal. This flagship initiative, aimed at alleviating the financial burden of healthcare, continues to transform the lives of Misamisnons. Managed by the Humanitarian Service Office, the program covers medical, hospitalization, and burial expenses, ensuring that residents receive critical care without the worry of costly bills. A powerful example of the program’s far-reaching benefits comes from the Gonzales fami...

Misamis Occidental – In a heartfelt ceremony at the Working Congressman Tudela Gymnasium, Governor Henry S. Oaminal, Vice Governor Rowena Gutierrez, and other local officials distributed P15,000 allowances to 2,862 beneficiaries under the One Family, One Professional (OFOP) program. The October to December payouts were complemented by Christmas food packs, providing much-needed assistance to local families this holiday season. The Asenso Pamilya program, a cornerstone of the province's commitment to education and empowerment, offers grantees the opportunity to pursue either vocational or tertiary education. Each beneficiary receives a P5,000 monthly stipend throughout the semester, amounting to a total of P25,000 per semester. Governor Oaminal, a long-time advocate for education as a tool for societal progress, emphasized the importance of these programs in shaping a brighter future for Misamis Occidental. “Investing in education is investing in the future of our province...

  MISAMIS OCCIDENTAL — Governor Henry S. Oaminal has issued a statement calling for a thorough investigation into the damaged asphalt on the Panguil Bay Bridge, one of the region's key infrastructure projects. “To all Misamisnons and the public users of the Panguil Bay Bridge, please be informed that while I worked on realizing the bridge project during my tenure as Congressman of the Second District of Misamis Occidental from 2013 to 2022, the actual implementation of the project was managed by the Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) through the Unified Project Management Office (UPMO), under Post Project Director Teresita V. Bauzon and the leadership of Senior Undersecretary Emil K. Sadain,” Governor Oaminal said. The Governor has now brought the issue to the attention of DPWH Secretary Manuel M. Bonoan for a thorough investigation, urging immediate action to determine the cause of the damage and identify those responsible. "We expect the DPWH to explain why one ...