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16/11/2025

16/11/2025

Ka cute ni Gov!!!!

Pero lami jud na ilaha ginakaon-- Al Baik. (Kay same ra pud na sa amo gikaon ❤️)

28/10/2025

SENATOR B**G GO, PINARANGALAN NG HUMANITARIAN SERVICE AWARD NG ROTARY CLUB BUKLURAN QUEZON CITY

Nitong Lunes, October 27, ginawaran si Senator B**g Go ng Humanitarian Service Award bilang pagkilala sa kanyang malasakit at tuloy-tuloy na serbisyo sa mamamayang Pilipino. Kasabay ng seremonya ng chartering at induction ng Rotary Club of Bukluran Quezon City, nanguna rin siya sa panunumpa ng mga bagong honorary members ng organisasyon.

Pinuri ni Senator B**g Go ang diwa ng volunteerism at pagkakaisa ng Rotary, binigyang-diin ang pagtutulungan ng pamahalaan at civic groups, at tiniyak ang patuloy niyang suporta sa mga inisyatiba para sa kapakanan ng mga Pilipino.

**gGo

🇵🇭👊

12/10/2025

Happy Birthday, GDPA!

11/09/2025

𝐁𝐀𝐖𝐀𝐋 𝐀𝐍𝐆 𝐖𝐀𝐍𝐆-𝐖𝐀𝐍𝐆

PIA SULTAN KUDARAT: Authorities have confiscated at least 60 unauthorized sirens and blinkers from July 1 to September 11 in various checkpoints across the province, the Sultan Kudarat Police Provincial Office (SKPPO) reported.

The operations were carried out by PNP units, including the Highway Patrol Group and the 1st and 2nd Mobile Force Companies, in response to the directive of Governor Datu Pax Ali Mangudadatu.

The governor ordered strict enforcement of the ban on “wang-wang”.

“If we cannot follow simple laws, how can we follow the laws of the land?” he said.

“Most of them are not from Sultan Kudarat but from neighboring provinces just passing through. Sabi ko sa ating kapulisan, kung walang batas doon sa inyo, pag dumaan kayo ng Sultan Kudarat, merong batas dito,” Mangudadatu added.

SKPPO chief Police Col. Bernard Lao said the campaign will be sustained to ensure road safety and discipline among motorists.

“We will sustain these operations to instill discipline and ensure safety on our roads,” Lao said.

He also encouraged residents to help authorities curb the use of illegal road devices.

“We also urge the public not to hesitate to report violators so we can take immediate action,” he added.

Mangudadatu, meanwhile, thanked Sultan Kudarateños for complying with the policy and reminded visitors to respect the province’s rules.

"When it comes to Sultan Kudarat, everyone is welcome but come with a clean heart. Yun po ang ating policy,” he said.

The report was presented by the SKPPO to the Provincial Peace and Order Council (PPOC) during its September 11 meeting.

PIA XII

11/09/2025

One of the factors behind Sen. B**g Go's top performance in the recent election was his flagship Malasakit Centers—a government project that has genuinely touched the lives of many poor Filipinos and was highly-prioritized during his stint as the Chairman of the Senate Committee on Health.

Hearing a lot of Malasakit Stories firsthand while conducting surveys across three regions in Mindanao during the last election, I witnessed how the said initiative made a huge impact to many Filipinos--it helped them manage overwhelming hospital bills, protect their land titles from being used as collateral, and avoid burdensome loan applications for medical expenses.

Yet, Sen. B**g Go didn't stopped there.

While Malasakit Centers focus on reducing the financial burden of medical care, Sen. B**g Go also pushed for the establishment of Super Health Centers. These facilities, which are built in remote, underserved areas, provide immediate and basic health services to residents who have limited access to medical care.

Both initiatives address very important gaps in our healthcare system.

As we look ahead, many are hoping that the new Senate chairman of the Health committee will recognize the proven impact of these programs and prioritize their continued expansion and improvement. The testimonials I heard from ordinary Filipinos shows that these Malasakit and Super Health Centers aren't just policy initiatives—they are lifelines to those who need it most.