Asenso MisOcc

  OZAMIZ CITY — May 21, 2025 —  To address rising food prices, the Provincial Government of Misamis Occidental, led by Governor Henry S. Oaminal, continues to implement its flagship Baratong Bugas para sa Misamisnon (BBM) Program in Ozamiz City. The initiative provides high-quality, locally sourced rice at a subsidized rate of ₱30 per kilo. Aimed at easing the financial burden on low-income households, the BBM Program allows each eligible family to purchase up to 25 kilos of rice at the discounted price. The rice is sourced directly from local farmers, creating a dual-benefit approach: making rice more affordable for consumers while increasing income for agricultural producers. On May 21, the program reached another significant milestone with the distribution of over 7,995 kilos of rice to residents of Barangays Cogon, Gala, Kinuman Sur, and Kinuman Norte. Long lines of residents underscored the community’s strong support for the initiative and its practical impact. “Through t...

    Oroquieta City, Misamis Occidental – In a compelling address during his radio interview, Governor Henry Oaminal delivered an optimistic and impactful report on the strides made under the "Asenso Misamis Occidental" leadership, highlighting transformative developments in agriculture, infrastructure, the economy, healthcare, tourism, education, and other essential services. The governor’s message resonated with both pride and purpose, capturing the province’s journey from rural obscurity to emerging prosperity. A People-Centered Vision: The 5Ms of Development Governor Oaminal reaffirmed his administration’s core development framework—the 5Ms: Misamisnon Magpuyong Malinawon, Malambuon ug Malipayon (Peaceful, Progressive, and Happy Misamisnons). These principles, he said, have steered their governance and guided investments toward improving not just infrastructure, but everyday living conditions for the people. “The real development is not just about roads and infrastructu...

  MISAMIS OCCIDENTAL—The Oaminal family and Team Asenso achieved a sweeping landslide victory in Misamis Occidental, securing the Governor, Vice Governor, Board Members, both Congressional seats, 14 municipal mayors, 3 city mayors, vice mayors, councilors, and party-list positions. On Monday afternoon, May 13, the Provincial Board of Canvassers officially proclaimed the winners of the 2025 midterm elections, marking what many described as a "tsunami victory" for Team Asenso in Misamis Occidental. Re-elected Governor Henry Oaminal emerged victorious with 297,067 votes, leaving his rivals far behind—Samson Dumanjug with 38,330 votes, Marc Lester Malandaya with 1,256 votes, and Bibiano Salvanera with 416 votes. In the congressional race, re-elected 2nd District Representative Sancho Fernando "Ando" Oaminal garnered 176,532 votes, defeating Rudy Luna, who received 125,84 votes. Governor Oaminal expressed profound gratitude to the people of Misamis Occidental for their u...

  Misamis Occidental — In a major step toward building safer and more resilient communities, the Provincial Government of Misamis Occidental, through the Provincial General Services Office headed by Daisy Romero, distributed the fourth batch of 71 brand-new rescue and patrol vehicles to barangays across the province under the Asenso Misamis Occidental program. The distribution covered 18 barangays in Oroquieta City, 12 in Tangub City, 13 in Jimenez, 4 in Lopez Jaena, 5 in Tudela, 9 in Plaridel, 4 in Baliangao, and 6 in Bonifacio. “Having dedicated rescue vehicles stationed in our barangays ensures that we can respond quickly and effectively to save lives, deliver aid, and protect our people,” the provincial leadership emphasized. Each vehicle serves as a crucial lifeline—ready to respond at a moment’s notice to emergencies, deliver critical assistance, and uphold peace and order. Beyond emergency response, the vehicles will also enhance peacekeeping operations, support barangay ser...