Bukidnon Gov. Jose Ma. Zubiri, Jr., via an audio clip, has officially confirmed that his office received a letter from the Bukidnon Sub-Transmission Corporation (BSTC) informing him of the impending disconnection/suspension of service to the Bukidnon Second Electric Cooperative or BUSECO on September 15, 2016
In what was considered a cautious, private event, the New People’s Army (NPA) rebel group has recently released the two policemen abducted at a checkpoint in Impasugong, Bukidnon in April. The NPA released SPO1 Warren Coñales and PO3 Edwin Castor last May 3, 2016. They were
Independent candidate for Malaybalay City councilor Jimmy Gellor, Jr. has openly accused the administration for allegedly removing his election paraphernalia and even described the ruling party as “power drunk.” Gellor said that the admin, led by re-electionist Malaybalay Mayor Ignacio “Inaki” Zubiri and the rest
Fr. Diosdado “Dodge” Tabios, a candidate for Bukidnon governor this May 9, 2016 elections, says he is now the top choice, if local surveys are to be believed. Tabios, who is an independent candidate, is vying for Bukidnon’s top provincial post versus incumbent Jose Zubiri,
The fourth highest peak in the Philippines, Mount Kitanglad, is currently ablaze! Amid the call by Mt. Kitanglad Range Natural Park officials that no eco-tourism activities can be accommodated starting March 30, 2016 in order to prevent forest fires, the very same unfortunately occurred today.
Following the Sandiganbayan’s decision declaring current Presidential Adviser for Environmental Protection and Laguna Lake Development Authority General Manager JR Nereus “Neric” Acosta and his mother, former Manolo Fortich, Bukidnon mayor Socorro “Coring” Acosta guilty of graft, Rep. Neric released a statement. Full statement of Rep.
The Sandiganbayan has found current Presidential Adviser for Environmental Protection and Laguna Lake Development Authority General Manager JR Nereus “Neric” Acosta and his mother, former Manolo Fortich, Bukidnon mayor Socorro “Coring” Acosta guilty of graft. Both Acostas were also sentenced to 6 up to 10