Veterans Forge Ahead: Epic Courtesy Call Sparks Fresh Hope for Heroes!

COURTESY: PHIVIDEC

The VFP COURTESY CALL TO PHIVIDEC-IA IN PHOTOS lit up Tagoloan last April 14, 2026. Veterans Federation of the Philippines (VFP) President MGen. Romeo D. Alamillo (Ret.) dropped by the PHIVIDEC Industrial Authority (PHIVIDEC-IA) Administration Building. Administrator & CEO Atty. Joseph Donato J. Bernedo warmly welcomed the group. 

They dove straight into talks about ongoing support for Armed Forces of the Philippines veterans and retirees. 

Power Moves: Building Stronger Ties for Our Defenders

PHIVIDEC-IA and VFP hashed out plans that strengthen inter-agency cooperation. Both leaders actively explored fresh opportunities to boost veterans’ welfare across Northern Mindanao and the entire country. Administrator Bernedo pledged continued assistance while MGen. Alamillo (Ret.) shared exciting ideas for the future. 

Together they aligned initiatives that deliver real impact. PHIVIDEC-IA looks forward to this dynamic partnership. The productive meeting clearly shows both agencies will work hand-in-hand to champion veterans’ rights and improve their lives nationwide. 

Building Dreams in the Uplands: Classrooms Rising for Indigenous Kids!

COURTESY:  CIO

The local government of this city through the City Improvement Division witnessed the groundbreaking ceremony of the construction of classrooms initiated by Oro Integrated Cooperative (OIC) on Wednesday, April 15 this year. 

This exciting project kicks off with energy and hope. Moreover, the two classroom buildings will rise in the upland barangays of Apo Malaki Integrated School-Bugsok Ext. in Sitio Bugsok, Brgy FS Catanico. Meanwhile, OIC pushes forward by constructing three more classrooms for Pinagsagan Mobile School in Barangay Kinawe, Libona, Bukidnon. Therefore, these new spaces promise brighter futures for young learners.

Empowering Indigenous Communities Through Education

The goal of this project is to provide easy, safe and proper education especially to members of the Indigenous People community. Additionally, the activity started with a powerful ritual led by Tribong Higaonon. Prominent leaders, stakeholders, DepEd CDO, and the Community Improvement Division joined the celebration.

Furthermore, this move shows the strong effort and collaboration of the cooperatives between the education agency and LGU to bring more good to society. Consequently, partnerships like these ignite real change and uplift entire communities one classroom at a time.

Crunchy Korean Vibes Hit Cagayan de Oro: ICHA NOW OPEN at Ayala Malls Centrio!

COURTESY: AYALA MALLS Centrio

Guess what just popped up and made snack time way more exciting? ICHA is **NOW OPEN at  AYALA MALLS Centrio ICHA AYALA  MALLS AYALA Centrio**! Food lovers in Cagayan de Oro, your walk just got tastier.

When hunger strikes while strolling the mall, swing by this fresh spot. They serve cheesy, crunchy, and spicy authentic Korean snacks perfect for on-the-go munching. 

Transitioning from boring bites to bold flavors happens instantly here. Visitors grab hot dogs, loaded fries, and more Korean favorites that deliver that satisfying kick every time.

Why ICHA Feels Like the Ultimate Mall Upgrade

Ayala Malls Centrio just leveled up its food game big time. ICHA brings the street-style Korean eats right to the 2nd Level, Corrales Wing near Watsons. 

People now enjoy quick, fun snacks without leaving the mall vibe. The cheesy pulls, crunchy textures, and spicy hits keep everyone coming back for more. 

So next time you’re at Ayala Malls Centrio, make ICHA your must-stop. Authentic Korean goodness awaits—grab it now and taste the hype!