Ozamiznons to get times 3 of love this Christmas holidays

 

OZAMIZ CITY, Misamis Occidental--The distribution of the 3-in-1 Christmas gift packages will once again brighten the smiles of residents in Ozamiz City.

Working officials including Governor Henry Oaminal, Second District Rep. Ando Oaminal, and Ozamiz Mayor Indy Oaminal have expanded their annual provision of the “Pamaskong Handog 2023” program.

In delivering the 3-in-1 Christmas gifts, Mayor Indy Oaminal renewed his commitment to continue providing basic services to his constituents by adhering to the provincial government’s vision under the Asenso administration.

“Karong adlawa matagamtaman ninyo og usab ang usa sa mga flagship nga mga programa sa team Asenso ug dinhi sa Ozamiz nga kini ang 3n1 nga Pamaskong Handog,” he said.

Mayor Oaminal said his government is committed to a continued pursuit of infrastructure development as well as basic social services such as free hospitalization, free funeral services, scholarships, and others.

“Kani tanan nga mga programa, proyekto ug mga serbisyo possible lang gyud kini kung kitang tanan magkahiusa sama sa nabuhat ni Governor, Vice Gov, ug mga Provincial Board Members sa province ug kami ni Vice Mayor ug ang inyohang mga city councilors nga hardworking pod kaayo dinhi sa atong syudad,’’ he added.

Mayor Oaminal then urged Ozamiznons to continue supporting the Asenso administration in the effective pushing of the 5Ms (Misamisnon Magpuyong Malinawon, Malambuon, ug Malipayon) program.

“Ang amo lang gipangayo nga magpadayon lang kita sa pagtinabangay nga ang atoang tumong nga ang tanang Misamisnon Magpuyong Malinawon, Malambuon ug Malipayon ug ato kanang magkab-ot kung magminahalay kita, magtibangay kita, dili nata mag away-away kung naa ta’y mga disagreements, magsinabtanay lang ta total kita tanan kauban man ta sa bando sa team Asenso,” he added.

In his message, delivered by Ozamiz City SK Federated President John Fel Duhaylungsod, Gov. Oaminal said the annual tradition of Pamaskong Handog is primarily aimed at spreading happiness and love to his constituents in the spirit of Christmas.

“Usa kini ka kalihokan diin niing panahon sa pasko atong mapaabot ug mapabati sa katawhan ang tinuod nga kahulogan sa pasko nga mao ang paghigugmaay ug paghinatagay pinaagi niini atong ipaambit ang mga grasya ug panalangin nga atong nakab-ot tungod sa atong partnership and collaboration sa maayong pang gobyerno alang sa pag-asenso sa atong probinsya,’’ he said.

On behalf of his community, Cogon Barangay Captain Jhonnel Poncardas expressed his gratitude to the Asenso administration.

“Sa makanunayon mag-uban gyud ta, magtinabangay labi na karon sa atong mga proyekto nga nadawat sama sa Barangay Health Station, Barangay Hall, Basketball Court ug uban pa,” he said.

The local government has so far distributed gift packs to a total of 12,810 households from Barangay Cogon 373, 268 in Gala, 182 in Trigos, 42 in Litapan, 1,580 in Gango, 355 in Pantaon, 977 in Tabid, 661 in Dimaluna, 1,929 in Malaubang, 220 in Sangay Daku, 557 in Bacolod, 1,940 in Aguada, 868 in Calabayan, 44 in Labinay, 41 in Sinuza, 638 in Bongbong, 1,701 in Bañadero, 277 in Embargo, and 157 in Gotokan Daku.

The remaining 3-in-1 food packs are set to be delivered to the other barangays in the coming days. (SN/PGMO)


Ozamiznons are enjoying triple the gifts in the distribution of the Oaminal family’s “Pamaskong Handog,” where Misamis Occidental Governor Henry, Misamis Occidental 2nd District Representative Ando, and Ozamiz City Mayor Indy prepared separate Christmas tributes for their constituents.(SN/PGMO)




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