In yet another show of support to the people of Cotabato, the Trade
Union Congress of the Philippines (TUCP) has given another 2 covered
courts through the
Provincial Government of Cotabato.
During the turn-over ceremony on September 20, 2012, the Governor
Emmylou “Lala” J. Taliño-Mendoza gave a covered court to Aleosan Central
Elementary School and Alamada Central Elementary School.
Other
projects distributed in Alamada were water system at barangay Polayagan,
one unit multi-purpose building at barangay Mirasol, and the 520-meter
road concreting project at barangay Dado. Overall, the distributed
projects amounted to PhP13.1Million.
Governor Taliño-Mendoza said she was very happy to visit the 5
recipient communities again and added that “we were able to accomplish
the said projects because you inspire us to do our job properly.’’
According to the governor, the two covered courts are incentives to
the teachers, parents, and students for showing their support leading to
the success of the 2012 summer kid’s peace camp. The governor expects
that more pupils will participate in the next peace camp in response to
the government’s efforts to promote peace and development through a
united tri-people of Cotabato referring to the deeper understanding of
the various cultures of Lumads, Muslims or Christians developed among
Grade V pupils during the peace camps.
Alamada Mayor Bartolome B. Lataza expressed his warmest
congratulations to the recipients of the projects and thanked the
provincial government of Cotabato for the continued support to their
municipality. “I consider today as one of the lucky days of Alamada, as
on that same day, on top of receiving the 5 projects, the now famous
Asik-asik falls located in Dado, Alamada was also formally opened to the
public.
The governor was joined by board members, police and military
officials, and provincial, municipal and barangay officials as well as
chiefs of office and staff during the said turn over program. sgjh
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