NGA, PGA, LGU Officials and employees “Nagtakus na”

JAGNA – The opening salvo of the nightly presentations in honor of the celebration of the feast day of St. Michael the Archangel showcased the presentation of the National Government Agencies, Provincial Government agencies and Local Government Unit Official and Employees “Takusay sa Kahanas”. This night, September 20, was a competition of singing and hiphop dance champions coming from within the town and from other places.

Singing champions coming from as far as Leyte and hiphop dance champions from Cebu joined in the competition.

Winners of the battle of singing champions were: Mr. Jhun Dinopol, 1st prize; Mr. Christopher Galamiton, 2nd prize; Mr. Rommel Cabalida and Mr. Jojo Enares tied in the 3rd place.

Judges were Ms. Aurora Mara, Ms. Alma Penales Deloso and the chairperson of the board of judges Rev. Fr. Basilio Auxtero.

Extreme 24/7 of Carmen, Bohol toppled 9 other hiphop contestants to bag the first place. Excel Dancers from Cebu City won as second place and Step Closer from Jagna won as third place.

The judges were hiphop experts Finbar Abrau, Wilson Maru Lipar, Jr. and Edward Allan Bugtong.

The night also brought LGU employees together to witness the conferment of Loyalty Awards and Service Awards to 5 LGU personnel.

Mayor Fortunato R. Abrenilla and Vice Mayor Exuperio Lloren together handed the awards to Mr. Peter G. Rana; Dr. Arnold Dasio M. Cagulada; Mrs. Matilde T. Casenas; Mrs. Teotima Lloren; Mr. Eli Doria.

The night was also an opportune time for the LGU to launch the official Sinoog Estokada Jingle for all the Jagnaanons to hear.

The affair was gaily hosted by Ms. Jannette Bernaldes, Ms. Debora Tre-inta and Dr. Emilio Raymond Claudio.

 
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RSBSA on the move

JAGNA – A 4-day seminar held from September 17-20 gathered representatives from the different barangays to the Capt. Goyo Hall.

The seminar introduced to the barangays the Registry System for Basic Sectors in Agriculture or RSBSA. The  RSBSA is a database that will compile basic information on farmers, farm laborers and fishermen.

The initial step is registration of farmers, farm laborers and fishermen in the barangays. The Barangay Secretaries are identified to be the focal persons in this activity. interviewers trained on how to gather specific data will conduct house to house visit and listing of households. A prescribed registration form is made available to ensure that data gathered are the requirements of RSBSA.

The identified objectives of the RSBSA are 1) creation of a database/masterlist of farmers, farm laborers and fishermen and 2) provision of basic data for use in national and/or subnational development planning on agriculture and fisheries.

There will be two batches. The next batch will start on Sept. 24 up to the 27th.

Facilitators of the seminar are Engr. Gerry Araneta, MPDC; Ms. Lovella Acebes, MCR; Mr. Lito Dajalos, MLGOO; Mr. Camilo Rizano, Mun. Agriculturist.

 

 

 

 
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Transparency and accountability key words in FRA’s SOMA

 

Mayor Fortunato R. Abrenilla delivered to the people of Jagna his first State of the Municipality Address (SOMA) on September 14, 2012 after two years of service. Held at the Capt. Gregorio “Goyo” Casenas Hall, 2nd Floor, Municipal Bldg. it was attended by Vice Mayor Exuperio Lloren, members of the 7th Sangguniang Bayan, Punong Barangays, National Agency representatives, POs, NGOs, private sector and the religious sector.

Mayor Fortunato R. Abrenilla delivering hi first SOMA on September 14, 2012 at the Capt. Goyo Hall.

 

The Local Chief Executive emphasized on the principles guiding his administration – “development for Jagna and clean and honest governance”. He further declared, “I have rallied the efforts of this administration towards sound fiscal management and accountable and transparent governance, two of the mandates of the Department of Interior and Local Government. It is my goal in this administration to not only steer the municipality towards development felt by Jagnaanons in all walks of life but to make sure of the LGU’s compliance to the mandates of the Anti-Red Tape Act as a believer that IT IS CORRUPTION in government that hinders the full utilization of government resources towards the direction of development”.

 

He emphasized the LGUs adoption of PhilGEPS declaring that “no politician or any other entity can tamper the conduct of biddings of the Bids and Awards Committee at the Local Government Level”.

 

The Local Chief Executive then outlined the programs and projects of his administration for the past two years with an emphasis that the LGU is only implementing the people’s programs and projects.

 

He stressed on accomplishments of his flagship projects: the rehabilitation of the JWS; implementation of the MDRRM Plan; Jagna Emergency Medical and Rescue Unit and infrastructure development.

 

His 2012 development directions were on the Rehabilitation of the waterworks system towards water potability passing DOH standards; upgrade of slaughterhouse to meet requirements of the National Meat Inspection Services; implement Sanitary Landfill in accordance with the Ecological Solid Waste Act of 2000; Jagna Terminal project; support to micro-entrepreneurs.

Invited guests during the SOMA are representatives from the private sector, religious sector, POs and NGOs.

Atty. Fortunato Abrenilla thanked the legislative body for working hand in hand with the executive. He also thanked the special bodies saying that “without their active involvement, we cannot truly respond to relevant concerns”.

He also expressed his gratitude to the department heads and all the employees at the LGU admitting that “without their hard works, this administration will not be able to accomplish tasks as well as deliver services to the people of Jagna”.

He specifically thanked partner NGOs and POs, barangays officials and the whole council, BHWs, BNS’ for their efforts in their respective barangays.

After the SOMA with the Punong Barangays.

The Mayor is also thankful to the active MLGOO Lito Dajalos for guiding the LGU and the barangays in the performance of its tasks according to the mandates of the DILG.

He attributed the awards and recognitions received by the LGU: Outstanding Pabasa sa Nutrisyon; Regional Outstanding Municipality; Green Banner Award for Outstanding Municipality in the Region  (for “Sustainable Programs for Malnutrition Reduction”); Rank No. 2 in Local Revenue Generation Program for 2010 and 2011; 2nd Place, Search for Best Practices in Ecological Solid Waste Management (ESWM); Most Outstanding Municipal Nutrition Council in the Province; Seal of Good Housekeeping; Seal of Good Housekeeping Silver Award; Gawad Pamana ng Lahi Regional Award, to the hard work of the LGU employees as well as collaborations with partner NGOs and POs.

With Mayor Fortunato R. Abrenilla are Vice Mayor Exuperio Lloren, Municipal Councilors, Department Heas and Heads of National Government Offices.

Mayor Fortunato R. Abrenilla ended his SOMA by appealing to the people of Jagna to collaborate with the LGU in its projects and programs and in finding solutions to the many challenges faced by the whole municipality assuring them that the LGU will always do its best for the Jagnaanons in accordance with the mandates on transparency and accountability.
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SGH marker unveiled

 

SGH marker unveiled by MLGOO Lito Dajalos, Mayor Fortunato R. Abrenilla, Vice Mayor Exuperio C. Lloren and Councilors Rodrigo Lloren and Nimfa A. Lloren.



The Seal of Good Housekeeping (SGH) award is the award conferred to the Local Government Unit of Jagna in recognition of our good performance in internal housekeeping  particularly in the areas of Good Planning, Sound Fiscal Management, Transparency and Accountability, and Valuing Performance Management.

 

The award was conferred in September 11, 2011 in Cebu City. Just this week, the Seal of Good Housekeeping marker was turned-over to the LGU by the Department of Interior and Local Government. The marker seals the Local Government Unit of Jagna as one of the best performing LGUs according to the mentioned areas of good governance.

 

The Seal of Good Housekeeping Award is one recognition every LGU is looking forward to receive. This is a legacy of the late DILG Secretary Jesse Robredo.

 

The SGH marker was unveiled on September 14, 2012 by Mayor Fortunato R. Abrenilla, Vice Mayor Exuperio Lloren, members of the 7th Sangguniang Bayan and MLGOO Lito Dajalos witnessed by PO’s, NGO’s, National Agencies and representatives of the religious sector.
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SINOOG jingle-Jagna’s offering to San Miguel

JAGNA – Finally, the yearlong wait is over. As the town celebrates its 381st Foundation Day on September 29, the whole of Jagna will be dancing to the beat of the new Sinoog Estokada Jingle.

Lyrics and music by Mr. Winefredo Bertumen, the Sinoog Estokada jingle will be officially launched on September 20 during the opening night sponsored by the National Government Agencies, Provincial Agencies and the LGU.

The new  jingle adopted the beating drums of the traditional Sinoog Estokada performed by youngsters from Cabungaan under Mr. Venancio Nayga. These youngsters dance to the beat telling the story of the fight between St. Michael the Archangel and the forces of evil led by Lucifer. This has become a much-awaited highlight in every fiesta celebration.

This year, as an offering to St. Michael the Archangel, the whole town will reverberate with the merriment of the celebration as well as to the beat of the new jingle during the SINOOG ESTOKADA streetdancing performed by LGU employees and participating schools.
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Body shaking on CSC month launch

 

CSC month launching photos

JAGNA – The Local Government Unit of Jagna joins the month long celebration of the Civil Service Month this September.

With the theme “Kawani, Ikaw ay Isang Lingkod Bayani”, the LGU kicked off the celebration with a fun run activity and grand hataw at the Jagna Gym.

Ably led by the Municipal Health Office, the grand hataw lasted for 30 minutes with body shaking and zumba style fitness exercise.