Tuesday, June 4, 2019

80 AgNor youth join leadership summit

From the Philippine Information Agency (Jun 4, 2019): 80 AgNor youth join leadership summit 



A total of 80 youths from Barangay Lower Olave in Buenavista, Agusan del Norte participated in the three-day Youth Leadership Summit 2019 on May 31 to June 2, 2019 held at Lower Olave Elementary School, Buenavista spearheaded by the Barangay Council of Lower Olave in partnership with the municipality of Buenavista, provincial government of Agusan del Norte and the 23rd Infantry (MASIGASIG) Battalion.

The summit, with the theme “Kabatan-onan Hiusahon aron Kaugmaon ug Kahapsay Maangkon" (Unite the Youth for Brighter Future) was aimed to develop the youth to become responsible citizens and advocates of the government’s peace and development initiatives.

The activity included a series of lectures coming from different stakeholders, small group discussions, taebo exercise, campfire, Cultural Night and Team-building activities.



“The YLS has a big impact in areas having numerous New Peoples Army (NPA) mass supporters and it is also an activity that contributes much in the development of Brgy Olave,” said Felix Balansag, Municipal Administrator of Buenavista, representing Municipal Mayor Norbert B. Pagaspas.

"You can create goodwill and unity amongst yourselves, YLS focuses on your holistic development," Balansag told the youth participants.

Balansag also thanked the Philippine Army for crafting the framework for the youth and for leaving a legacy to their minds.

"Hence, the LGU of Buenavista will always support every youth activity in our area,” Balansag said.


Meanwhile, Keefee Blue Leonar, SK Provincial Federated President representing governor Ma. Angelica Rosedell Amante-Matba said that “Just like you, I was once a leader during my school days. As a leader, it allows me to hone my leadership skills."

"As a youth, this activity is not the end, rather, it is the beginning of greater responsibility. May you share and apply what you have learned in this activity to other youths,” Leonar added.

Meanwhile, Ltc Francisco L Molina Jr, Commanding Officer, 23IB said that the activity helped to develop the youth to become responsible citizens who will help the country achieve peace and development.

“If the youth will be raised, developed and molded properly, then the peace and development that we longed for will be achieved,” Molina said.

“The kind of leaders we will have depends on the kind of upbringing we show to them today. If we will nurture them properly today, we are assured that they will soon become good citizens of our country,” Molina added. (1Lt Roel T. Maglalang, CMO Officer, 23IB PA/PIA Agusan del Norte)

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