Among mainitong pagbati ngadto sa BEST Member-Consumer-Owner (MCO) LEADERS sa kinatibuk-ang prangkesa sa MORESCO-1 sa tuig 2022. Gihatagan ug pahinungod ang mga nag-unang mga lideres sa MCO sa ika 42 nga kasumaran sa Annual General Membership Assembly ug ika 54 nga kasumaran sa pagkamugna sa MORESCO-1 karung adlawa, Mayo 21, 2022 sa Emmanuel Pelaez Training Center (EPTC) Function Hall, Laguindingan, Misamis Oriental.
TALAKAG DISTRICT KRISTEN T. MAGAMAYO Brgy. 5, Talakag, Bukidnon
CAGAYAN DE ORO DISTRICT ELGER E. DAAYATA Brgy. Pagatpat, Cagayan de Oro City
OPOL DISTRICT Hermito B. Laid, Jr. Brgy. Patag, Opol
EL SALVADOR DISTRICT John Derick M. Lorono Brgy. Cogon, El Salvador City
ALUBIJID DISTRICT Bimbo M. Ubay-Ubay Brgy. Lanao, Alubijid
LAGUINDINGAN DISTRICT Everlynch P. Marticio Brgy. Moog, Laguindingan
GITAGUM DISTRICT Mark Gil Tan Illana Brgy. Kilangit, Gitagum
LIBERTAD DISTRICT Noel Valeroso Brgy. Lubluban, Libertad
INITAO DISTRICT Michelle Bagares Brgy. Apas, Initao
NAAWAN DISTRICT Jennylyn Z. Lumahang Brgy. Don Pedro, Naawan
MANTICAO DISTRICT Jumari I. Jacalan Brgy. Cabalantian, Manticao
LUGAIT DISTRICT Desiderio P. Gabe Brgy. Poblacion, Lugait
Message from Congressman Presley De Jesus Representative, PHILRECA Party-list on MORESCO-1’s 52nd Annual General Membership Assembly and 54th Founding Anniversary.
THEME: “LEAVING NO ONE BEHIND: Achieving Total Electrification And Realizing Social Equitability Thru Empowerment Of The Rural Communities”
A great number of people in the movement would agree that Congressman Presley De Jesus, “Cong Pres” as we call him now, is known and loved for his leadership style – groovy but transformative, friendly but one that delivers. For a man who was raised in a wealthy family, Cong. Pres could have pursued a career in other industries, but he chose to continue building a legacy in the rural electrification movement.
Cong. Pres has had a short stint in the movement yet he is driven by the same legacy that his own father started. While he thrived in his career in the U.S., the force that pulled him close to the movement was one of the reasons why he chose to set aside his personal ambitions.
It is only coincidence that his nickname “Pres” matched with the position he holds at Philippine Rural Electric Cooperatives Association (PHILRECA). However, such representation had to be elevated so that he can serve the movement better.
When he delivered his privilege speech on August 5, 2019 in Congress, Cong Pres did not fail to mention that he dedicates his triumph to the member-consumer-owners of all electric cooperatives, especially tothose who are still deprived of access to electricity.
He emphasized that rural electrification must be given higher priority, for it is the key to rural development. Being of service to the member-consumer-owners is central to his speech, and that his choice to represent them is deeply rooted on the fact that rural electrification, especially in the far-flung areas of the country, should primarily uplift the lives of people.
Cong. Pres also mentioned that in order to provide a more reliable and sustainable source of electricity, priority must also be given to renewable energy programs that must benefit the member-consumer-owners. These programs, he said, will be vital in providing cheaper electricity for all consumers.
While he is now one of the representatives of the 18th Congress, he will always be known as the groovy Cong Pres of the rural electrification movement. With high fives and high spirits, he will continue to be the leader who inspires his fellow advocates to take the advocacy to greater heights.
Cong. Pres serves as Vice Chairperson of House Committees on Energy, Disaster Management, and Land Use, and members of Cooperatives Development, Economic Affairs, Government Reorganization, Health, National Defense and Security, Natural Resources, Public Order and Safety, and Public Works and Highways. (CPDJ’s Profile is taken from PHILRECA PARTYLIST Page https://bit.ly/3wG2etV)
NOTICE OF MEETING to the MCO Officers for the FRANCHISE-WIDE ASSEMBLY
Tinahod nga mga MCO Officers:
Sumala sa lagda sa atong Supervising Agency – National Electrification Administration (NEA), kinahanglan nga magpahigayon kita sa Franchise-Wide Assembly nga tambongan sa mga MCO Officers tibook prangkisa sa MORESCO-1 human nato mapahigayon ang atong Sequential AGMA niining tuiga.
Tungod niini, ang mga MCO Officers gihangyo sa pagtambong sa atong pagahimoon nga Franchise-Wide Assembly karong umaabot MAYO 21, 2022 sa alas 9 sa buntag hangtod sa alas 12 sa udto pinaagi sa Virtual Participation. Ang link sa maong franchise-wide assembly mao kini:
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MORESCO 1 is inviting you to a scheduled Zoom meeting.
Sa adlaw mismo sa Franchise-Wide Virtual Assembly, e-click ang zoom meeting link ug ID ug himoon kining mosunod aron atong mahatag ang data refund sa inyong pagtambong:
Pangalan sa MCO ug ang inyong ACCOUNT NUMBER, ug Distrito
Kadto lamang adunay valid name ug account number ang atong mahatagan sa Data Refund
kadto lamang nakasulod sa zoom ang makonsiderar nga Official Registrant sa Virtual Franchise-Wide ang atong ma-apil sa raffle.
Ang atong kalihokan gihimo aron atong mapatood o ma-confirm ang mga resolutions nga napasa sa panahon sa district assemblies.
Ang hiniusang tema sa mga electrik koops sa tibook nasod mao gihapon ang atong tema niini nga kalihokan: “LEAVING NO ONE BEHIND: Achieving Total Electrification And Realizing Social Equitability Thru Empowerment Of The Rural Communities”.
Busa sa ngalan sa hunta direktiba, kami mapasalamaton sa inyong pagsalmot ug suporta mga mco officers.
Daghang salamat.
DIR EDWIN M. IGLORIA Kalihim sa Hunta Direktiba El Salvador City District
Pangalan sa MCO ug ang inyong ACCOUNT NUMBER, ug Distrito