GIHINGUSGAN ni Konsehal George Christopher Goking, chairman sa komite sa trade and commerce, nga mapatuman ang General Welfare Clause ug mapalig-on ang Consumer Protection Laws.
Kini human nakigtagbo ang konsehal sa kadagkoan sa buhatan sa City Treasurer, City Accounting, Business Permits and Licensing Department ug Oro Trade and Investments Promotion Center aron hisgotan ang planong pagbalik sa paggamit sa business registration plate dinhi sa dakbayan.
Kini nga lakang gihimo aron masiguro ang tulubagon sa mga negosyo, mapalambo ang transparency, ug aron dali ra mailhan sa pumapalit kon lehitimo ba ang establisemento sa dakbayan.
Matod ni Goking ang pagpanalipod sa mga konsumedor usa ka importante nga responsibilidad sa lokal nga pangagamhanan.
Pinaagi sa saktong pag-ila sa negosyo ug pagsunod sa mga legal nga patakaran, makatabang kita sa pagpalig-on sa pagsalig sa publiko diha sa mga pamatigayon, ug paghatag og dugang kadasig ug kompiyansa sa katawhan diha sa ilang mga transaksiyon.
Dako ang pagpasalamat ni Goking sa mga hintungdang buhatan sa ilang partisipasyon ug walay hunong nga kooperasyon aron mapaduso kining maong lakang.
Padayon kita sa pagpalig-on sa mga lakang nga nagtinguha sa kaayohan sa katawhan ug sa atong lokal nga komunidad sa negosyo, sumpay sa konsehal. (RNQ/SP)
Councilor Jonjon Rodriguez joined the opening of KUMBIRA 2026 on October 14 at The Atrium, Limketkai Mall, celebrating three decades of culinary excellence under the theme “Three Decades, One Culinary Legacy.”
This year’s KUMBIRA pays tribute to its founding members, partners, sponsors, and past winners whose contributions have helped establish the event as a celebrated platform for culinary talent and innovation.
The celebration also highlights the role of the culinary and hospitality sectors in nurturing local talent, creating opportunities, and strengthening the city’s food culture.
Also present at the opening were Vice Mayor Jocelyn “Bebot” Rodriguez, ABAMIN Party-list Representative Maxie Rodriguez, and Ms. Jing Rodriguez, along with members of the culinary and hospitality community.
Organized by the Cagayan de Oro Hotel and Restaurant Association (COHARA), the three-day event runs until October 16. Councilor Rodriguez is also set to serve as one of the judges on October 15, as participating chefs showcase their skills, creativity, and culinary expertise. (JDO/SP)
City Councilor Paolo Nicolo Gaane, chair of the City Council committee on health, joined the observance of World Mental Health Day, encouraging everyone to prioritize their well-being not only today but every day.
The councilor underscored that mental health matters and should be given same importance as physical health.
Gaane said the observance also serves as a reminder to take care of one’s emotional and psychological well-being, practice self-care, and extend understanding and support to people experiencing mental health challenges.
“Mental health matters. Prioritize your well-being today and every day”, said Councilor Gaane. (JBD/SP)
