Thriving Mindanao Islands Progress

12/06/2024

Common sense has become so rare that it should be considered a superpower 😜🤭

12/06/2024

"Family reunion"
Tanan kwartahan naa sa lamesa special nagstoryahanay
Ang Wala kwarta tua sa kusina nanghugas.🤔🤔🙄

12/06/2024

Dili ko mamana og construction..

Panday ra Ako.😀

Ambot nnyu girls 😂

12/06/2024

Araw ng kalayaan pero gi priso gyud ta aning bayrunon.🥺

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12/06/2024

Dili tanan lalaki makig ila-ila nmu manguyab, ang uban mangutang na 🤭😜

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12/06/2024

katong bata pako daghan kaykog gusto, pero karon ikaw nalang.

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12/06/2024

diko katug uy, kinsa may nag huna-huna nako diha palihog ugma napod na tiwasa.🤭🙏

12/06/2024

NCIP doesn't protect the interest of indigenous peoples

But they protect and uphold freemasons interests , abolish NCIP

https://www.facebook.com/100067025996288/posts/777101944533998/?app=fbl

"To be worthy of our country, there is one condition we must fulfill - We must love her"
-Dr. Jose Rizal

The National Commission on Indigenous Peoples is one with the Filipino Nation in celebrating the 126th year of Philippine Independence!

Mabuhay ang Pilipinas! Mabuhay ang mga Katutubo!

12/06/2024

nindot man unta mo amping pero nganu ilisan man kasagari?

12/06/2024

Enita no ? Lami padagat kaso di ka relate mag bikini ky kagiron mag likod.😭

12/06/2024

Happy Independence Day or Un Happy In Dependence Day ?

June 12, isn't an independence day for Mindanaons, only Imperial Luzon & Manila must celebrate it, since we are still slaved by Imperial Luzon Supremacists til now. We are still fighting for freedom & equality against mainland imperial luzon, who only look at Mindanao as their source of resources for their elitists bossom.

If you ponder this

The center of Philippines development in Infra and Econ will be seen on the eighth Rays of the Sun Philippines 🇵🇭 flag

Our flag symbolizes imperial luzon supremacists..
So its their independence not ours, why because we Mindanaon and the visayans are still enslaved by imperial luzon & manila

Our flag symbolizes imperial luzon supremacists empire

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12/06/2024

MUNICIPALITIES IN MINDANAO WITH HIGHEST TOTAL INCOME AS OF 2023 IN MILLIONS

ZAMBOANGA SIBUGAY RICH MUNICIPALITIES

Local Source Revenue + External Source Revenue(IRA) = Total Operating Income

🏫 Alicia - 184.74 Million

🏫 Buug- 205.75 Million

🏫 Diplahan- 255.65 Million

🏫 Imelda-147.57 Million

🏫 Ipil- 419.93 Million

🏫 Kabasalan-239.69 Million

🏫 Mabuhay-159.83 Million

🏫 Malangas- 208.99 Million

🏫 Naga- 201.88 Million

🏫 Olutanga- 163.95 Million

🏫 Payao- 184.46 Million

🏫 Roseller T. Lim- 229.81 Million

🏫 Siay- 239.87 Million

🏫 Talusan- 124.59 Million

🏫 Titay- 260.12 Million

🏫 Tungawan- 267.89 Million

Source BLGF:https://blgf.gov.ph/
Bureau of Local Government & Finance

12/06/2024

MUNICIPALITIES IN MINDANAO WITH HIGHEST TOTAL INCOME AS OF 2023 IN MILLIONS

ZAMBOANGA DEL SUR RICH MUNICIPALITIES

Local Source Revenue + External Source Revenue(IRA) = Total Operating Income

🏫 Aurora- 272.57 Million

🏫 Bayog- 308.30 Million

🏫 Dimataling- 162.37 Million

🏫 Dinas - 161.64 Million

🏫 Dumalinao - 168.44 Million

🏫 Dumingag -258.94 Million

🏫 Guipos- 135.39 Million

🏫 Josefina - 93.02 Million

🏫 Kumalarang- 168.17 Million

🏫 Labangann- 200.45 Million

🏫 Lakewood - 153.14 Million

🏫 Lapuyan- 190.32 Million

🏫 Mahayag - 327.48 Million

🏫 Margosatubig - 177.68 Million

🏫 Midsalip- 165.08 Million

🏫 Molave- 328.23 Million

🏫 Pitogo- 145.27 Million

🏫 Ramon Magsaysay- 158.02 Million

🏫 San Miguel- 140.76 Million

🏫 San Pablo- 149.84 Million

🏫 Sominot - 121.21 Million

🏫 Tabina- 132.95 Million

🏫 Tambulig- 181.16 Million

🏫 Tigbao -129.99 Million

🏫 Tukuran - 205.55 Million

🏫Vincenzo A. Sagun- 124.33 Million

Source BLGF:https://blgf.gov.ph/
Bureau of Local Government & Finance

12/06/2024

The Top 20 𝗠𝘂𝗻𝗶𝗰𝗶𝗽𝗮𝗹𝗶𝘁𝗶𝗲𝘀 in Mindanao with Highest Total Income as of 2023 ❤️

Local Source Revenue + External Source Revenue (IRA)

1.) Claveria, Misamis Oriental - 904.39 Million
2.) Claver, Surigao Del Norte - 836.84 Million
3.) Polomolok, South Cotabato - 777.62 Million
4.) Malita, Davao Occidental - 735.95 Million
5.) Davao De Oro Maco - 671.93 Million
6.) Manolo Fortich, Bukidnon - 671.47 Million
7.) Tagoloan, Misamis Oriental - 627.91 Million
8.) Davao Del Sur Santa Cruz - 623.22 Million
9.) North Cotabato Carmen- 598.60 Million
10.) Santo Tomas, Davao Del Norte - 598.35 Million
11.) Midsayap, North Cotabato - 594.15 Million
12.) North Cotabato Pikit- 570.96 Million
13.) Quezon, Bukidnon - 563.50 Million
14.) Bukidnon Maramag - 556.64 Million
15.) Davao De Oro Monkayo - 547.32 Million
16.)South Cotabato TBoli -519.64 Million
17.) Davao De Oro Pantukan - 511.39 Million
18.) South Cotabato Surallah -503.26 Million
19. )Agusan Del Sur Loreto -490.10 Million
20.) Sarangani Malungon- 486.37 Million

Source: Bureau of Local Government Finance
https://blgf.gov.ph/

11/06/2024

Underconstruction Butuan City Command Center as of June 2024

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Night Photography!
BUTUAN RIVER PARK
By: S Production

11/06/2024

AMARAH HOTEL
J.Rosales Avenue, Butuan City
Photo credit: Captain Arellano

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𝗟𝗶𝘀𝘁 𝗼𝗳 𝗰𝗶𝘁𝗶𝗲𝘀 𝗶𝗻 𝗠𝗶𝗻𝗱𝗮𝗻𝗮𝗼 𝘄𝗶𝘁𝗵 𝘁𝗵𝗲 𝗵𝗶𝗴𝗵𝗲𝘀𝘁 𝘁𝗼𝘁𝗮𝗹 𝗶𝗻𝗰𝗼𝗺𝗲 𝗮𝘀 𝗼𝗳 𝟮𝟬𝟮𝟯:"
( H.U.C & Component City)
Local Source Revenue + External Source Revenue(IRA) = Total Operating Income
1. Davao City - 13.795 Billion Pesos
2. CDO (Cagayan de Oro) - 5.585 Billion Pesos
3. Zamboanga City - 5.220 Billion Pesos
4. General Santos City - 3.702 Billion Pesos
5. Butuan City - 3.007 Billion Pesos
6. Iligan City - 2.855 Billion Pesos
7. Malaybalay City - 2.119 Billion Pesos
8. Tagum City - 2.076 Billion Pesos
9. Cotabato City - 1.905 Billion Pesos
10. Valencia City- 1.843 Billion Pesos
11. Pagadian City - 1.698 Billion Pesos
12. Panabo City - 1.613 Billion Pesos
13. Mati City - 1.584 Billion Pesos
14. Bayugan City - 1.551 Billion Pesos
15. Gingoog City - 1.485 Billion Pesos
16. Koronadal City - 1.479 Billion Pesos
17. Digos City - 1.433 Billion Pesos
18. Kidapawan City - 1.413 Billion Pesos
19. Dipolog City - 1.263 Billion Pesos
20. Surigao City - 1.254 Billion Pesos
21. Island Garden of Samal - 1.195 Billion Pesos
22. Ozamiz City - 1.178 Billion Pesos
23. Bislig City - 1.062 Billion Pesos
24. Dapitan City - 1.044 Billion Pesos
25. Marawi City - 1.034 Billion Pesos
26. Cabadbaran City - 963 Million Pesos
27. Tacurong City - 952 Million Pesos
28. Tandag City - 929 Million Pesos
29. Isabela City - 909 Million Pesos
30. Lamitan City - 882 Million Pesos
31. Tangub City - 877 Million Pesos
32. Oroquieta City- 874 Million Pesos
33. El Salvador City - 763 Million Pesos

Above Five Billion Pesos

1. Davao City - ₱13.795 Billion
2. Cagayan de Oro City - ₱5.585 Billion
3. Zamboanga City - ₱5.220 Billion

Below Five Billion Pesos

4. General Santos City - ₱3.702 Billion
5. Butuan City - ₱3.007 Billion
6. Iligan City - ₱2.855 Billion
7. Malaybalay City - ₱2.119 Billion
8. Tagum City - ₱2.076 Billion
9. Cotabato City - ₱1.905 Billion
10. Valencia City- ₱1.843 Billion
11. Pagadian City - ₱1.698 Billion
12. Panabo City - ₱1.613 Billion
13. Mati City - ₱1.584 Billion
14. Bayugan City - ₱1.551 Billion
15. Gingoog City - ₱1.485 Billion
16. Koronadal City - ₱1.479 Billion
17. Digos City - ₱1.433 Billion
18. Kidapawan City - ₱1.413 Billion
19. Dipolog City - ₱1.263 Billion
20. Surigao City - ₱1.254 Billion
21. Island Garden of Samal - ₱1.195 Billion
22. Ozamiz City - ₱1.178 Billion
23. Bislig City - ₱1.062 Billion
24. Dapitan City - ₱1.044 Billion
25. Marawi City - ₱1.034 Billion

Below One Billion Pesos

26. Cabadbaran City - ₱963 Million
27. Tacurong City - ₱952 Million
28. Tandag City - ₱929 Million
29. Isabela City - ₱909 Million
30. Lamitan City - ₱882 Million
31. Tangub City - ₱877 Million
32. Oroquieta City- ₱874 Million
33. El Salvador City - ₱763 Million

Source BLGF:https://blgf.gov.ph/
Bureau of Local Government & Finance

Source BLGF:https://blgf.gov.ph/
Bureau of Local Government & Finance

11/06/2024

J. Co SM City Butuan Grand Opening will be on June 14

Ctto

11/06/2024

Construction works for Samal-Davao bridge now in full swing

A crawler crane is parked in Barangay Limao, Samal Island, on Monday (22 April 2024), as construction works for the Samal Island-Davao City bridge begins. MindaNews photo by B**G S. SARMIENTO

DAVAO CITY (MindaNews / 10 June) – The actual construction of the controversial Samal Island-Davao City (SIDC) bridge is now in full swing amid the objections from various local environmental groups that are calling for the project’s realignment to save the “Paradise Reef,” which marine biologists consider as an “important gene bank of marine biodiversity.”

Engr. Rodrigo Delos Reyes, project director of the Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) – Unified Project Management Office-Bridges Management Cluster (UPMO-BMC), said during the Kapehan sa Dabaw on Monday that the Chinese contractor has already commenced the work on the foundation of the bridge, such as the laying of bored piles.

The construction of the bridge was awarded to China Road and Bridge Corporation (CRBC), a subsidiary of state-owned China Communications Construction Company Limited (CCCC).

Delos Reyes added that 21 have already been completed, out of the 74 bored piles that need to be put in place along the current alignment of the SIDC project.

The bridge will be constructed across the Pakiputan Strait.

He said that much of the work now is the underwater construction of the bored piles, which serve as the “very foundation” of the bridge, but added that the public may likely see construction of some structures above water by November this year.

He added that the completion rate of the bridge project is currently at 4.197% while the detailed engineering design is at 94% and will be completed next month.

Delos Reyes said the government had moved the target completion of the project from 2027 to September 2028, which is beyond the six-year term of President Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos Jr., who will step down from power on June 30, 2028.

Marcos led the groundbreaking of the 3.98-kilometer bridge project on October 27, 2022.

Delos Reyes said that there were “minor delays” in the construction due to the road right-of- way issues with the property owners on the Samal side, but added that the government obtained last January this year a writ of possession from the court over the property of the Rodriguez-Lucas family, following expropriation proceedings.

The landing point of the SIDC project in Samal Island is situated at the Costa Marina Beach Resort, which is adjacent to Paradise Island Park & Beach Resort, in Barangay Limao, Babak District.

The Rodriguez-Lucas family owns both resorts.

On the Davao City side, the landing point is situated at R. Castillo-Daang Maharlika junction in Barangay Hizon, crossing over a marine protected area as indicated in the city’s Comprehensive Land-Use Plan (CLUP) 2018-2028.

The environmental groups, including Rodriguez-Lucas family, opposed the current alignment of the SIDC project as it may destroy the Paradise Reef, a contiguous reef regarded by marine experts as a “hidden treasure” and an “important gene bank of marine creatures.”

The SIDC costs P23 billion, P19.3 billion of which comes from a loan from the Chinese government.

According to DPWH, the project will “provide a resilient and reliable transportation link between Metro Davao and Samal Island, enhancing internal mobility and external linkage to support the growth potential of Davao region.”

It added the bridge would also provide ease of access to tourism activities in Samal, enhance community access to employment, education and other social services, and alternative routes during emergency situations and disasters.

The construction of a toll-free four-lane bridge – with two lanes each direction – can serve around 25,000 vehicles a day between Davao City and Samal crossing over Pakiputan Strait, according to DPWH.

Delos Reyes declined to comment on the environmental issues raised by Sustainable Davao Movement, an association of various environmental and civic groups, as there is an ongoing case before the court.

“Anybody could allege anything to somebody. Pero ayaw ko na pong mag salita kasi… napasa na ito sa court (But I do not want to talk about it because it’s already filed in court),” he said.

He maintained that the landing points on both sides of the bridge are outside the protected areas.

Carmela Marie Santos, Ecoteneo executive director, said that “centennial” table corals have been destroyed due to the drilling activities.

“What we feared two years ago has now been happening,” she said.

Delos Reyes said that “dust curtains” will be installed to mitigate the impact of construction activities on the marine ecosystem. (Antonio L. Colina IV / MindaNews)

https://mindanews.com/top-stories/2024/06/construction-works-for-samal-davao-bridge-now-in-full-swing/ .tab=0

11/06/2024

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11/06/2024

MOTC, BPDA, MAGUINDANAO DEL NORTE PLGU, LGU SULTAN MASTURA, SIGN MOU FOR BARMM INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT PROJECT

MOU Signing for FS of Masterplan of BARMM International Airport in Maguindanao del Norte, with Gov Sammy Macacua, MOTC Minister Atty. Paisalin P. Tago, CPA, BPDA Director Gen Engr. Mohajirin Ali, and Sultan Mastura Mayor Zulficar Ali Panda, on June 10, 2024.

The feasibility study and master plan for the BARMM International Airport will begin.

This is the content of the Memorandum of Understanding signed between the Ministry of Transportation and Communications BARMM, Bangsamoro Planning and Development Authority, Provincial Government of Maguindanao del Norte, and LGU Sultan Mastura.

Led by Minister Atty. Translate The signing of the Memorandum of Understanding with Deputy Minister Muhammad Amen Abbas, Director General Roslaine Macao Maniri, Service Directors, Legal officers, and Airport Managers is secret.

The pool of experts will also determine the viability of the project.

And its viability will also be subject to evaluation.

11/06/2024

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SM MEGAMALL IS UNDERGOING REDEVELOPMENT STARTING JULY 2024

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