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AGUSAN DEL SUR - For the first time, the weekly flag raising ceremony of officials and employees of the Provincial Government of Agusan del Sur was held in the newly-inaugurated Naliyagan Cultural Center here at the Gov. D.O. Plaza Government Center in Patin-ay, Prosperidad.

    The transfer of the regular Monday activity from the Capitol ground to the new venue was based on the memorandum circular issued by Governor Eddiebong Plaza citing that effective on March 18, flag raising ceremonies will be conducted at the cultural center while the flag lowering will still be at the Capitol ground at 5:00 in the afternoon after a 30-minute Fun and Fitness facilitated by the Provincial Sports and Development Services.

   After the flag raising rites, Assistant Provincial Administrator Niceto Ranario encouraged the employees to take a walk on their way back to their offices as a form of exercise for a healthy lifestyle because the cultural center is about 900 meters away from the Capitol.

    It can be recalled that on March 12, Governor Plaza spearheaded the blessing and inauguration ceremony of the cultural center located at the then called Naligayan Plaza.

    Painted white, the P55 million landmark project will serve as a venue for major cultural activities of the province such as the annual Naliyagan Festival and Pasko sa Kapitolyo celebration. 

    During weekends, the center can serve as venue for families and groups to stroll and have their bonding moments.

     The cultural center’s construction began on July 2, 2012 and was completed on February 23, 2013. AGUSAN DEL SUR - For the first time, the weekly flag raising ceremony of officials and employees of the Provincial Government of Agusan del Sur was held in the newly-inaugurated Naliyagan Cultural Center here at the Gov. D.O. Plaza Government Center in Patin-ay, Prosperidad.
 
     The transfer of the regular Monday activity from the Capitol ground to the new venue was based on the memorandum circular issued by Governor Eddiebong Plaza citing that effective on March 18, flag raising ceremonies will be conducted at the cultural center while the flag lowering will still be at the Capitol ground at 5:00 in the afternoon after a 30-minute Fun and Fitness facilitated by the Provincial Sports and Development Services.

    After the flag raising rites, Assistant Provincial Administrator Niceto Ranario encouraged the employees to take a walk on their way back to their offices as a form of exercise for a healthy lifestyle because the cultural center is about 900 meters away from the Capitol.

     It can be recalled that on March 12, Governor Plaza spearheaded the blessing and inauguration ceremony of the cultural center located at the then called Naligayan Plaza.

     Painted white, the P55 million landmark project will serve as a venue for major cultural activities of the province such as the annual Naliyagan Festival and Pasko sa Kapitolyo celebration. 

    During weekends, the center can serve as venue for families and groups to stroll and have their bonding moments.

     The cultural center’s construction began on July 2, 2012 and was completed on February 23, 2013. (PPIO-AgSur)

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DILG Caraga Director Lilibeth Famacion (leftmost) along with Provincial Director Arleen Sanchez (rightmost) presents to Agusan del Sur Governor Eddiebong Plaza a check for P7M as incentive from the Performance Challenge Fund to the province for attaining a Seal of Good Housekeeping. The amount will be used as counterpart fund to another P7M PGAS fund to implement capital investment projects aligned with the national development agenda and priorities. (PPIO_ADS/EDG)
    The provincial government of Agusan del Sur scored high in planning, budgeting, revenue mobilization, financial management and budget execution, procurement and resource mobilization meriting from the Department of the Interior and Local Government (DILG) its Seal of Good Housekeeping.

    With the seal, the province received a P7 million incentive from DILG’s Performance Challenge Fund which was handed over by Caraga Regional Director Lilibeth Famacion to Governor Eddiebong Plaza recently.

    With another P7 million from the provincial government as counterpart, the total amount will be used for the construction and upgrading of bio-sand filter facilities and the establishment of rainwater collection services in the province this year.

    Famacion said the PCF is a performance-based incentive conferred to LGUs for achieving the Seal of Good Housekeeping (SGH) with the aim of stimulating their performance in putting a premium on development initiatives for their constituents.

    Governor Plaza said the challenge may be daunting but with strong will and the cooperation of the provincial government work force, sound fiscal management and transparent and accountable governance were implemented.

    “I will continue to see to it that the best services shall be delivered to our constituents and this can be ensured through effective and accountable governance, this is my commitment to the Agusanons,” the local chief executive declared.
-----Jane Trio
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VERUELA, AGUSAN DEL SUR – In continuing efforts to rehabilitate Pablo-affected areas, 33 residents of Barangay Sinobong here were chosen as recipients of a scholarship under the Cash for Training program of the Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD) and Technical Education and Skills Development Authority (TESDA).

The training module includes skills in carpentry, masonry and electrical wiring installation and after 13 days, the scholars are expected to come out with two core houses as their output.

Each scholar was allotted P20,000 to include expenses on tool kits, daily allowance and other training needs.

            Forty typhoon victims in Sta. Josefa, another ravaged town has already completed the same course.

            The two towns including Trento and Loreto were badly hit by super storm Pablo late last year and are recipients of various assistance to help them recover after many residents were rendered homeless and without sources on livelihood as crops were also totally wiped-out.

Engr. Braulio Dela Peña, TESDA Regional Operations chief in his message during the brief launching rite urged the scholars to take seriously the skills training and to complete the course.

For his part, Veruela mayor Salimar Mondejar asked the trainees to imbibe all the knowledge TESDA will impart on them and apply their skills in helping rehabilitate their town.

            Meanwhile, Mario Balliong, 32 and Merle Echavez, 39, both of said village have been identified as the recipients of the two houses which the trainees will construct.

            At present, their respective family members are temporarily dispersed in the houses of relatives as their own homes were totally destroyed during the onslaught of Pablo. They both expressed delight over the great assistance extended them by the government and other donors. (PPIO-AgSur)
-----Abegail E. Castardo
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This six-year-old brat really freaking me out as she gave her awesome move on the Chelles Battle Pro 2013 Baby Battle 1 vs 1.

Terra really made the audiences shocked and making her opponent danceless because of her killing breakdancing skills. Nevertheless of the age and gender of her opponent which is a boy, she really rocked the floor and dance like a 20-year-old dancer.

Watch the video below to see her jaw-breaker moves.


Video credit to : MoBo1982
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