CITY Councilor Paolo Nicolo Gaane on Monday expressed support for the push to establish more pet-friendly business establishments and public spaces across the city, following a special report by Councilor Yevonna Yacine B. Emano during the 8th regular session of the 21st City Council presided over by Vice Mayor Bebot Rodriguez.
As chairman of the committee on health, nutrition, and health insurance, Councilor Gaane emphasized that pets also deserve spaces where they can freely socialize. He added that this initiative can boost tourism and economic activity, as well as promote responsible pet ownership.
Councilor Gaane also expressed support for a collaborative meeting involving the committees on health, tourism, agriculture, and on trade and commerce for further discussion. (JBD/SP)
GIKALIPAY ni Konsehal George Christopher Goking, chairman sa komite sa trade and commerce, nga ma-revisit ang ordinansa kabahin sa ecological solid waste management sa syudad.
Kini ang gibutyag sa konsehal atol sa sesyon niadtong Lunes nga gidumala ni Bise Mayor Bebot Rodriguez agig reaksyon sa taho ni Konsehal Eric Salcedo sa sugyot pagpalapad sa maong balaodnon.
Uyon si Goking sa sugyot nga re-classification aron mahisgotan ang kabahin sa matrix sa balayronon ug ang paghatag og gahum sa kabarangayan sa pagpatuman niini ilabina ang koleksyon sa basura ug mga bayronon sa mga nagnegosyo sa tagsa-tagsa ka barangay.
Gipasabot sa konsehal nga sa panahon ni kanhi Konsehal George Goking giplano na ang pag-amendar ug dugay na kini nga problema nga iyang nadunggan sa kabrangayan nga dili mapatuman.
Niini suportado ni Goking ang pag-revisit sa maong balaodnon ug andam siya nga makig-diskusyon uban sa iyang komite ilabina ang paghatag og fair matrix sa balayronon kabahin sa isyu sa pagnegosyo. (RNQ/SP)
COUNCILOR Moreno Y. Daba IV, chair of the city council committee on education, extended his warm congratulations and encouragement to a new batch City Scholars during their First-Year Orientation and Get Together held recently at the University of Science and Technology of Southern Philippines (USTP) Gymnasium.
The orientation brought together scholars currently enrolled at Capitol University, Pilgrim Christian College, STI, University of Science and Technology of Southern Philippines (USTP), Southern Philippines College (SPC), PHINMA Cagayan de Oro College, and the City College of Cagayan de Oro.
In his inspirational message, Councilor Daba emphasized the value of education as both a personal milestone and a community investment. He urged the scholars to remain focused, disciplined, and grateful, reminding them that their academic journey is not just for themselves but also for their families and the city that supports their dreams.
He stressed that being a City Scholar is both a privilege and a responsibility, and urged them to strive for academic excellence while also preparing to give back to the community.
The gathering served as both a formal orientation and a fellowship activity, allowing the scholars to build camaraderie as they start their collegiate journey.
Councilor Daba assured the students of the City Government’s continuous support under the scholarship program, which aims to empower the youth of Cagayan de Oro by making higher education more accessible. (JAO/SP/Photos from Councilor Daba’s FB page)
