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  Misamis Occidental — Re-elected First District Representative Jason P. Almonte pledged to strengthen his public service efforts as he officially began his second term during the 2025 Oath-Taking Ceremony. In his message, Almonte thanked the people of the First District for their continued trust. He emphasized that the position he holds is not his alone, but one he serves as a steward of, on behalf of his constituents. He recognized the overwhelming support he received, describing it as both an honor and a responsibility to serve with urgency, transparency, and dedication. Almonte also expressed gratitude to his family for their support, mentioning his father, former Congressman Jorge T. Almonte, his partner, former Board Member Ruvy Ala, and his children, who he described as his motivation. Looking back at his first term, Almonte reported major accomplishments. He cited the increase in social service funding from ₱5–10 million to ₱80–150 million per program, and nearly ₱7 billion...

  Misamis Occidental — Newly elected provincial and local officials of Misamis Occidental took their oath of office on June 30 at the Bayfront Arena in Oroquieta City, following a landslide victory in the May 2025 elections. Leading the oath-taking ceremony were Governor-elect Henry S. Oaminal and Vice Governor-elect Rowena Gutierrez, who secured a strong public mandate under the Team Asenso banner. “For the first time in our province’s history,” said Gov. Oaminal in his inaugural speech, “we now have a full slate of officials—from congressmen down to barangay councilors—elected under one united banner.” He emphasized that the overwhelming mandate is more than a political victory; it is a collective endorsement of the people’s trust in good governance. Also taking their oath were First District Representative Jason P. Almonte and Second District Representative Sancho Fernando “Ando” Oaminal, reaffirming their continued leadership in the province’s legislative work. Atty. He...

  Oroquieta City, Misamis Occidental — The newly elected officials of Team Asenso Misamis Occidental are set to take their official oath of office on June 30, 2025, at 8:00 AM at the Bay Front Arena, Oroquieta City. The event will mark the start of their renewed mandate to serve the province and reaffirm their commitment to the Asenso Misamis Occidental development agenda—anchored on peace, progress, and inclusive public service through the 5Ms thrust: “Misamisnon Magpuyong Malinawon, Malambuon ug Malipayon.” Officials to be sworn in include the 1st and 2nd District Congressmen, the Asenso Pinoy Party-list Representative, the Governor and Vice Governor, Provincial Board Members, and Municipal/City Mayors, Vice Mayors, and Sangguniang Bayan Members from across the province. The ceremony is expected to be attended by Archbishop Martin Jumoad and clergy, First Lady Atty. Pearl Grace F. Oaminal, regional directors, prosecutors, judges, barangay leaders, development partners, departmen...

  Ozamiz City, Misamis Occidental – In a significant financial breakthrough, the Misamis Occidental II Electric Cooperative, Inc. (MOELCI-II) has fully paid its ₱15,466,237.67 unpaid obligations to the City Government of Ozamiz. Mayor Henry “Indy” Oaminal Jr. announced the development through his official social media account, expressing gratitude to MOELCI-II’s Board of Directors, headed by President Mayeth Romero Sy, Vice President Pempe Deguilmo, and Project Supervisor Cesar Faeldon. "This payment of the cooperative’s dues to the city is but another sign of that, as this will definitely translate to Php 15,466,237.67 worth of more services, programs, and projects for all Ozamiznons,’’ said Mayor Indy. According to the Mayor, when he, Governor Henry S. Oaminal, and Congressman Ando Oaminal assumed office in 2022, MOELCI-II was among the province’s biggest operational concerns—plagued by poor service, frequent power interruptions, electricity rates soaring above ₱17/kWh, and mul...

  Oroquieta City, June 19 — The Provincial Government of Misamis Occidental convened the 2nd Quarter CY 2025 Joint Meeting of the Provincial Development Council (PDC), Provincial Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council (PDRRMC), Misamis Occidental Provincial Anti-Drug Abuse Council (MOPADAC), and the Provincial Peace and Order Council (PPOC) on June 19, 2025, at the Asenso Misamis Occidental Sports and Cultural Center (AMOSACC), reaffirming its strong commitment to inclusive development, disaster resilience, peace and order, and drug-free communities. On behalf of Governor Henry S. Oaminal, Vice Governor Rowena Gutierrez presided over the meeting, emphasizing the importance of unified governance in addressing key provincial priorities and driving the Asenso Misamis Occidental agenda forward Development Initiatives Endorsed for 2025 The Provincial Development Council approved and endorsed the realignment and itemization of programs, activities, and projects funded under the 2...

Misamis Occidental-- Amid ongoing efforts to ensure peace and public safety in Misamis Occidental, the Philippine National Police (PNP)-Misamis Occidental reported a general decline in crime and highlighted intensified efforts to improve road safety and sustain the anti-drug campaign. These updates were presented during the 2nd Quarter Joint Council Meeting on June 20, 2025, at the Asenso Misamis Occidental Sports and Cultural Center (AMOSACC), covering data from January 1 to June 15, 2025. The report underscores the province's ongoing commitment to public safety through focused crime prevention, road clearing operations, and sustained drug enforcement efforts. Road Crash Incidents: A Call for Continued Vigilance A total of 158 road crash incidents have been recorded in the province during the first half of 2025, involving 287 vehicles, 15 pedestrians, and 2 stray animals. Authorities also noted a disturbing trend involving underage drivers: 13 drivers were minors (below 17 ...

  OZAMIZ CITY — Congressman-elect and Mayor Henry “Indy” Oaminal extended his support to the families affected by the recent disaster in Barangay Catadman, assuring them of the government's commitment to help them recover and rebuild safely. “Bisan pa sa inyong kasakit karon, naningkamot mi nga motabang ug mosiguro nga inyong pagbangon luwas ug lig-on,” Mayor Oaminal said. He emphasized the importance of a national law, passed as early as the 1970s, requiring proper permits before building homes—designed to keep communities safe from floods, fires, and other hazards. For years, however, many homes were built without regard to safety, putting thousands of families at risk. “In Ozamiz alone, over 10,000 households are in danger zones. That’s why we started raising awareness and finding solutions since 2022,” he added. He reminded residents that while homes and belongings can be replaced, lives cannot. “We thank God no lives were lost. That’s the most important thing.” Mayor Oaminal a...

Misamis Occidental led by Governor Henry S. Oaminal, Ozamiz City Mayor and Congressman-elect Henry “Indy” Oaminal Jr., and Tangub City Vice Mayor Tito Decena warmly welcomed Senator JV Ejercito, motorcycle tourism ambassador Jet Lee Cabarubbias, and dozens of riders participating in the Northern Mindanao Loop 2025, showcasing the province’s signature hospitality and full support for motorcycle tourism. The event marks a significant milestone in the province’s drive to position itself as a premier destination for tourism, culture, and adventure in the country. The ride, organized by LOOP.PH in partnership with the Tourism Promotions Board under the Philippine Motorcycle Tourism Series and the Department of Tourism – Region 10, spotlighted Misamis Occidental as a key stop in the Northern Mindanao route. Riders experienced the province’s stunning landscapes and cultural highlights, visiting key destinations such as the Asenso Global Gardens, Cotta Fort, Asenso Ozamiz Wellness Park, Tudela...

  Misamis Occidental — Even after the elections, Governor Henry S. Oaminal continues to serve the people of Misamis Occidental with full dedication—delivering infrastructure, educational assistance, agricultural, financial, and livelihood support across the province. He holds daily meetings and strategic planning discussions to ensure the continued rollout of programs for long-term provincial development. On May 27, he inspected the ongoing development of the Asenso Misamis Occidental Resort and Aquamarine Park, a key project aimed at boosting tourism and creating local jobs. On June 4, he inaugurated the province’s first-ever rice processing system in Tangub and Oroquieta City, offering free milling and drying services to all farmers. Governor Oaminal led the OFOP educational assistance payout on June 3 and 9, benefiting over 3,200 scholars. On June 5, he also turned over livelihood support and provided ₱10,000 in start-up capital to beneficiaries and their families. More than 100...

OZAMIZ CITY, Misamis Occidental — In response to the June 6 fire that displaced 27 families and affected 110 individuals in Purok 1, Barangay Catadman, the Provincial Government of Misamis Occidental (PGMO), the Ozamiz City LGU, and the Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD) through 2 nd District Congressman Ando Oaminal joined forces to provide immediate and meaningful support to affected residents. In a unified show of leadership and compassion, Governor Henry S. Oaminal, Congressman-elect Mayor Indy Oaminal, and city officials personally visited the victims to deliver financial and relief assistance and assurance of long-term housing support. Immediate Relief Distribution PGMO provided each affected family with ₱10,000 in cash, four food packs, and ₱1,000 in additional aid. Ozamiz City LGU extended ₱8,000 to boarders and extended families with partially damaged homes, ₱15,000 to those with total damage, and ₱25,000 to homeowners whose houses were completely destroyed.D...

  Misamis Occidental — More than 3,200 college students from the cities and municipalities of Panaon (32), Calamba (49), Jimenez (48), Aloran (49), Oroquieta (388), Plaridel (144), Baliangao (50), Conception (50), Lopez Jaena (50), Sapang Dalaga (75), Sangguniang Panlalawigan Vice Governor Grantees (213), OLT (51), PGMO (158), Bonifacio (73), Clarin (50), Don Victoriano (50), Ozamiz City - Province (620), Ozamiz City LGU-funded (780), Sinacaban (41), Tangub City (178), Tangub City Global College (70), and Tudela (50) received ₱5,000 each in educational assistance through the One Family, One Professional (OFOP) Program 2nd Semester 2024–2025 payout this May 2025. This initiative, led by the Provincial Government of Misamis Occidental under the strong and compassionate leadership of Governor Henry S. Oaminal, reinforces the province’s commitment to accessible education and long-term support for Misamisnon families. Governor Oaminal shared that the OFOP Program was inspired by his...

  Misamis Occidental — A total of 493 fisherfolk from various coastal communities in Misamis Occidental have received fiberglass-reinforced plastic (FRP) boats through the Department of Agriculture - Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources (DA-BFAR)’s “Bangka Ko, Gawa Ko” program. Alongside this, recipients also underwent hands-on training in boatbuilding to enhance their technical skills and livelihood capacity. In a show of inclusive support, the fisherfolks’ spouses were likewise provided with ₱10,000 each as start-up capital by the Provincial Government, under the leadership of Governor Henry S. Oaminal, enabling them to engage in small-scale enterprises such as fish trading. Beneficiaries also participated in a financial management orientation to promote sustainable use of the livelihood assistance. This initiative is a collaborative effort between BFAR, the Provincial Government, to strengthen coastal livelihoods and empower fishing families. In his message, Governor Oamin...

  MISAMIS OCCIDENTAL, June 4, 2025 — In a historic move to boost the income of local farmers and reduce their production costs, the Provincial Government of Misamis Occidental officially inaugurated its first state-of-the-art Rice Processing System under the Rice Competitiveness Enhancement Fund (RCEF) program. Located in Barangay Santa Cruz, Tangub City, and Barangay Buenavista, Oroquieta City, the newly established facilities mark a historic milestone for the province’s agricultural sector. These modern facilities are now offering free rice milling and drying services to all local farmers, significantly reducing production costs and boosting farmer income. The project was made possible through the collaboration between the Provincial Government of Misamis Occidental, led by Governor Henry S. Oaminal, the Department of Agriculture, and its attached agency, PHILMECH. Each facility features a multi-stage rice mill with a capacity of 1.5 tons per hour, alongside two recirculating mec...

  Oroquieta City, Misamis Occidental — In a move aimed at strengthening student health and well-being in local schools, the Provincial Government of Misamis Occidental (PGMO) has formally transmitted the Deed of Donation and a letter request to the Sangguniang Panlalawigan (SP), seeking the passage of a resolution authorizing Governor Henry S. Oaminal to execute a Deed of Donation to the Department of Education (DEPED) Division of Misamis Occidental. The donation, which includes essential health education materials, medicines, hygiene kits, and other medical supplies, forms a key part of the Healthy Learning Institutions (HLI) Campaign. This initiative is designed to improve health services and raise awareness in schools, with a focus on cultivating healthy habits among students and ensuring the overall wellness of learners and school personnel. A total of ten (10) Last Mile Elementary Schools (LMES) have been identified as recipients of the initiative, namely: Singalat Elementary ...