“ANG solusyon sa kakulang sa transportasyon dili lang bahin sa terminal kun dili kinahanglan adunay episyente nga sistema sa pampublikong transportasyon sa Siyudad”.
Kini ang gibutyag ni Konsehal Edgar Cabanlas, majority floor leader, agig reaksyon sa taho ni Konsehal Roger Abaday sa sesyon niadtong Lunes nga gidumala ni Bise Mayor Bebot Rodriguez kabahin sa pagpahigayon og komprehensibong pagtuon sa pagtukod og dugang off-street o satellite transport terminal sa siyudad.
Matod ni Cabanlas nga dili angay tugotan ang pagbutang sa mga terminal sulod sa siyudad, kay problema na pud ang ka-traffic ug aron atong mamentinar nga dili kita makalapas sa orihinal nga katuyoan sa siyudad nga ang westbound taman ra gyud sa Bulua ug ang eastbound taman ra sa Agora.
Gibutyag usab ni Cabanlas nga ang pagbuhat sa off-street terminal dili lang trabaho sa goberno, trabaho pud ni sa mga pribado kay pwede man ang mga pribadong negosyante magbutang gamit ang ilang mga pribadong luna.
Pero wala ko kahibalo kung unsaon nato pag-synchronize nga dili makalapas sa orihinal nga katuyoan, sumpay niya.
Gisugyot ug nagtoo si Konsehal Cabanlas nga mas maayo nga ipadayon ang anaa na sa kasamtangan sa stage planning sa buhatan sa National Economic Development Authority (NEDA) ang giplanong Bus Rapid Transport System ug ang pagpatuman sa Land Transportation Route Plan sa Siyudad.
“Efficient, affordable transport system ang makasulbad sa problema sa kakulang sa sakyanan sa Siyudad,” panapos ni Cabanlas. (RNQ/SP)

- The Gavel
- 3 days ago
The Liga ng mga Barangay (LnB)–Cagayan de Oro Chapter is all praised to President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. for the implementation of the Bawat Barangay Makikinabang (BBM) Program, which grants ₱200,000 financial assistance to every barangay.
Funded through the Office of the President's Socio-Civic Projects Fund (SCPF), the program allocates ₱100,000 for Scholarship Assistance Program, enabling each barangay to grant ₱20,000 each to five qualified scholars, while the remaining ₱100,000 is intended for priority community projects, including infrastructure improvements, procurement of office equipment, installation and repair of street lights, disaster preparedness and response initiatives, and other programs that directly benefit residents.
The chapter, led by Liga President and City Councilor Marlo L. Tabac, together with the Liga Board and its member barangays, also conveyed its appreciation to Hon. Jessica Gallegos Dy, National President of the Liga ng mga Barangay sa Pilipinas, for her continued leadership and support in promoting the welfare of barangays nationwide.
According to the Liga, the initiative highlights the national government's commitment to empowering barangays and strengthening grassroots governance through sustained support for local development programs. (JAO/SP)

- The Gavel
- 3 days ago
The 21st City Council adopted a resolution accrediting the CHAMSTODA, Incorporated for purposes of its membership in the city's local special bodies.
Pursuant to Department of the Interior and Local Government (DILG) Memorandum Circular No. 2025-060 and Article 64, Rule XIII of the Rules and Regulations Implementing the 1991 Local Government Code, the said measure was endorsed by the Committee on Planning, Research and Innovation and People's Organization Accreditation, chaired by Councilor Jonjon Rodriguez.
The accreditation recognizes CHAMSTODA, Inc. as a qualified people's organization that may actively participate in local governance and development planning through representation in local special bodies.
According to its organizational objectives, CHAMSTODA aims to uplift the living conditions and overall welfare of its members, protect and defend their common interests through mutual aid and assistance, and design and implement programs and activities that promote the welfare and development of its membership.
CHAMSTODA’s services and community initiatives include providing transport services, participating in barangay clean-up drives, serving as civilian peace and order volunteers, and conducting skills enhancement programs for its members. (JDO/SP)

