Gov. Oaminal rallies for better gov’t on MisOcc’s 94th anniv
As Misamis Occidental marks its 94th founding anniversary on Thursday, Gov. Henry Oaminal said his administration is rallying for better government to provide a prosperous and peaceful life for every Misamisnon.
In his speech, Oaminal cited the successful journey of the province’s achievements. “Today is a triumph for the province of Misamis Occidental. This is a time to reflect on the progress we have made, the challenges we have overcome, and the promising future that lies ahead,” he said.
“As we stand in this moment, the joy of birth and the memories of the years of growth and struggle fill us with pride and a true sense of accomplishment. Our province stands tall with its magnificent record of how we reached our achievement as a province today,” he added.
Oaminal noted that the provincial government has gone through several trials and surpassed many challenges just to earn progress and development for Misamis Occidental.
“The road to this happy moment has not been without its bumps and bogs. As we celebrate our anniversary today, we are mindful of the different challenges we have encountered,” he said, referring to various assassination attempts directed at him during his stint as the provincial governor, with the latest being the blasting incident last Oct. 15, 2023, that targeted his convoy vehicles.
Oaminal said such incidents won't stop his administration from providing better services to the people.
He said he was more eager to serve and deliver what was due to be delivered to the people of Misamis Occidental.
Meanwhile, Oaminal thanked the provincial employees for successfully implementing the province’s programs and projects intended for the benefits of the people and for the progress of the entire Misamis Occidental.
“Our success in the implementation of our programs and projects is a testament to the unwavering commitment and dedication of you, our beloved employees,” he said.
“I, therefore, recognize every contribution that you have contributed in our journey towards realizing our 5Ms development thrust of Misamisnon Magpuyong Malinawon, Malambuon ug Malipayon,” he added.
Oaminal also thanked thousands of Misamisnons for helping the provincial government in “charting its destiny” becoming one of the progressive provinces in Mindanao.
“Our teamwork and unity have produced the harmony that we enjoy now. This harmony binds us together. It is the same harmony that is our guiding light — helping us reach many destinations. This is the same harmony that strengthened our families and children,” he said.
“This is the harmony that gives the direction where our communities are moving forward, getting a taste of progress and development. But most importantly, this is the same harmony where the readiness to extend generous support to our communities never dries up and never unnoticed and unreturned,” he added.
Oaminal also recognized the recently concluded Barangay and Sangguniang Kabataan elections (BSKE) in the province, which he described as “orderly, peaceful and safe” in general.
“A total of 46 administration aspirants won out of the 51 barangays, whose victory was not influenced by money,” he said, thanking the BKSE candidates for not luring the voters with money and being fair to their other candidates.
He then urged the provincial employees and the newly elected village officials to continue playing their critical roles in achieving the province’s development thrusts.
“I therefore urge you all to double your hard work. dunganan pa nato atong kakugi. Kinahanglan nga magbinuotan na labi natong nagbinulakbol sa ilang pagpanarbaho kay mawalag kalit sa opisina. Ato gayong suklihan ang atong mga nadawat nga benepisyo pinaagi sa pagminatarong sa atong pagpanarbahoaron kita mahimong ehemplo isip mga lingkod bayan,” Oaminal said.
The Republic Act 11121 designates every 2 November as an annual special non-working holiday for the Misamis Occidental, in honor of the province's historical origins and journey as well as to celebrate the progress achieved since its establishment.(SMRN/PGMO)
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