Showing posts with label Gingoog City. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Gingoog City. Show all posts

Monday, April 20, 2026

Fuel Fury Fighters: Tricycle Heroes in Misamis Oriental Grab Quick Cash Boost!


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Drivers in **MISAMIS ORIENTAL** finally caught a break. On April 8, a total of 2,371 tricycle operators and drivers received ₱5,000 each in cash assistance. The distribution happened in El Salvador City and Gingoog City under the Department of Social Welfare and Development’s Assistance to Individuals in Crisis Situations (AICS) program. 

This payout formed part of a bigger regional rollout in Northern Mindanao to fight the effects of rising fuel prices on transport workers. Irene Mae Dosol Auxilio, information officer, said the assistance rolled out simultaneously across the region. “This is ₱5,000 cash assistance under the DSWD AICS program para ni siya sa abag-abag tungod sa pagtaas sa presyo sa krudo,” she explained. 

Relief Hits Home for Struggling TODA Drivers

Beneficiaries were mainly members of the Tricycle Operators and Drivers Associations (TODA). Auxilio noted payouts covered eight cities in Region 10, including Cagayan de Oro, El Salvador City, and Gingoog City. Target numbers included 1,798 drivers in Gingoog and 884 in El Salvador, with actual recipients at 1,568 and 803 respectively. The program focused only on qualified folks to keep things orderly. 

Moreover, officials reminded everyone the cash should help with real needs, not gambling. Drivers expressed huge relief. Ricardo Saburao shared, “Dako akong pasalamat kay naa na may magamit pud namo,” saying it covers food and school expenses amid tight times and high gas costs. 

Hope Fuels the Road Ahead

Jacqueline Encabo added that fuel prices slashed her daily earnings, sometimes leaving just ₱400 after gas. “Dako gyud kaayo ni nga tabang, makapalit naman mi ani og bugas ug sud-an,” she said gratefully. She thanked President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. and DSWD. 

Alexander Lauderes hoped for lower fuel prices soon. “Pasalamat ko nga adunay in-ani nga ayuda,” he noted, using part for rice while dreaming of cheaper gas to ease driver struggles. Overall, this aid brings real support to hardworking TODA members facing the oil crisis. 

Monday, June 30, 2025

From Hooves to Classrooms: The Tale of a Gingoog Trailblazer


IMAGE CREDITS: CTTO

Hey there, fellow adventurers! Have you ever thought about how you’d get to school if your ride was stuck in traffic? Well, one clever student in Gingoog City, Misamis Oriental, took a unique approach – he hopped on his trusty horse and made his way to Christ the King College! Talk about making an entrance! This bareback rider definitely caught the attention of netizens, proving that when life throws you a curveball, sometimes you just need to saddle up and ride!

Now, let’s dive into this incredible story. Picture this: a bustling morning, cars honking, and students rushing to class. Amidst all that chaos, here comes our brave student, confidently riding his horse through the traffic jam. Bareback, no saddle or stirrups – can you imagine the skill it takes? It’s not just about getting to school; it’s about making a statement! This young rider has turned a regular commute into an unforgettable experience, and honestly, who wouldn’t want to be that cool?

Horsepower Over Horsepower: Why This Ride Works!

So, why did this student choose to go the equestrian route? Well, for starters, it’s a fantastic way to beat the traffic! Instead of sitting in a stuffy car, he’s enjoying the breeze, the sunshine, and maybe even a few curious stares from passersby. Plus, riding a horse is eco-friendly and a great workout! Who needs gas when you have horsepower? This student is not just getting to school; he’s showing everyone that there are alternatives to our usual modes of transportation.

Moreover, his bold choice has sparked conversations among students and parents alike. It’s a reminder that creativity can lead to innovative solutions. Maybe we should all think outside the box, or in this case, outside the car! So, next time you find yourself stuck in traffic, just remember: if a student in Gingoog can ride a horse to school, imagine the possibilities if we all embraced our unique ways of commuting!

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