Muslims back BARMM governors

Governors Mariam Mangudadatu, Mamintal Adiong Jr, Ysmael Sali and Sakur Tan.

SULU – Muslims from Sulu, Basilan, Maguindanao, Tawi-Tawi and Lanao del Sur provinces in the southern Philippines have rallied behind their governors who have joined mayors and other stakeholders in questioning the constitutionality and legality of the Bangsamoro Electoral Code.

DILG lauds Sulu governor

INTERIOR SECRETARY Benjamin Abalos Jr has lauded Sulu Governor Sakur Tan for his active role in maintaining peace and order in the southern Philippine province where he recently helped organize “Task Force Bantay Dagat.”

BTA, Sulu ready public consultations on electoral, governance codes

GOVERNOR SAKUR Tan met with members of the Committee Secretariat of the Committee on Rules chaired by Floor Leader MP Atty. Sha Elijah B. Dumama-Alba and Committee on Local Government chaired by Deputy Floor Leader MP Atty. Raissa H. Jajurie of the Bangsamoro Parliament.

Gov. Sakur Tan with members of the Committee Secretariat of the Committee on Rules chaired by Floor Leader MP Atty. Sha Elijah B. Dumama-Alba and Committee on Local Government chaired by Deputy Floor Leader MP Atty. Raissa H. Jajurie of the Bangsamoro Parliament. (N.Omar)

Sulu suspends public travels

SULU GOVERNOR Sakur Tan suspended the inbound and outbound travels in the province following the surge in coronavirus cases.

Sulu imposes general quarantine

SULU – Governor Sakur Tan has ordered a general home quarantine in the whole province of Sulu in southern Philippines in an effort to prevent the entry and spread of the coronavirus disease, or Covid-19.

Sulu’s Maimbung Mayor Hayudini leads sanitation efforts

SULU – In efforts to protect the town and its residents from the deadly coronavirus, of Coid-19, Maimbung Mayor Shihla Hayudini ordered a large-scale spraying of disinfectant and told locals to stay at home.

Sulu warns rice hoarders, profiteers

SULU GOVERNOR Sakur Tan warned rice traders and profiteers against hoarding as the provincial government imposed strict measures to curb overpricing of basic commodities, including disinfectants amid the coronavirus pandemic.

Murad pities ARMM employees

‘Wala tayong magagawa dahil yun ang batas’  

While Duterte rants against ABS-CBN, Sara supports TV network

WHILE PRESIDENT Rodrigo Duterte ranted and cursed television giant ABS-CBN for failing to air his political propaganda during the 2016 election campaign, his daughter Davao City Mayor Sara Carpio expressed full support to the media network.

Sara visits Sulu, stays for 2 days

DAVAO CITY – Presidential daughter and Davao City Mayor Sara Carpio recently visited the southern province of Sulu and met with political allies led by Governor Sakur Tan.

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Sulu islanders want out of 4Ps program

SULU – Residents and town officials of the island of Pata have assailed the Ministry of Social Services and Development for its alleged failure to properly release the money to the beneficiaries of the government’s conditional cash transfer program called 4Ps or the Pantawid Pamilyang Pilipino Program. 

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Gunmen abduct Sulu doctor

ZAMBOANGA CITY – A Filipino doctor was seized by gunmen who barged into his clinic in Sulu’s capital town of Jolo and escaped on a van undetected by security forces.

Dr Daniel Moreno, who is in his 60s, was snatched just after dusk Tuesday in a daring assault carried out by at least four armed men disguised as soldiers. Moreno’s clinic is not far from the police headquarters. 

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Sulu’s anti-narcotics campaign strong

SULU – Governor Sakur Tan has urged the Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency to strengthen its anti-narcotics drive in Sulu province and to work closely with the Philippine Coast Guard and the Bureau of Customs, including the police and military to prevent the entry of illegal drugs here.

Illegal drugs such as crystal meth were being smuggled to Sulu from Mindanao. 

Beng welcomes resumption of Zambo-Kota Kinabalu PAL flights

ZAMBOANGA CITY Mayor Beng Climaco has welcomed the resumption of Philippine Airlines flights from here to Kota Kinabalu, saying, this southern port city has a lot to offer to Malaysian investors citing the strong economic growth and excellent business climate.

“This is good news for us and Malaysia, particularly Sabah because we shall both benefit from the economic prosperity this will bring. We welcome the resumption of PAL flights to Kota Kinabalu,” Climaco said. 

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Duterte allies in Sulu sweep polls

Sulu Governor-elect Sakur Tan with
President Rodrigo Duterte.

SULU - Returning governor Sakur Tan and his group won the election by a wide margin over their opponents. The Tan patriarch edged over rival Ben Loong, who was supported by Davao City Mayor Sara Duterte-Carpio. His sons also won seats: Toto as vice governor and Samier as congressman. Meanwhile his daughter, Sheila, was proclaimed mayor of Maimbung town. Tan is a known philanthropist and an influential Muslim leader, who supported President Rodrigo Duterte’s presidential campaign in 2016 after breaking away from the administration and political party of former president Benigno Aquino 3rd months before elections. Despite being threatened by the military for supporting Duterte instead of former Interior Secretary Manuel “Mar” Roxas 2nd, Tan rallied almost all of 19 municipal mayors in Sulu and other Muslim provinces to back Duterte, who eventually won by a landslide in the Muslim autonomous region. (The Zamboanga Post)