Cebuano news: Buk’n tribal chieftains mi-ila kang Gov. Roque isip ‘Datu Salakawan’

MALAYBALAY CITY, Bukidnon (PIA)—Gi-ila sa pito ka tribo sa Probinsya sa Bukidnon si Governor Rogelio Neil P. Roque isip “Datu Salakawan” atol sa gipahigayon nga Indigenous Peoples Summit sa Folk Arts Theater, Kaamulan Park, Malaybalay City, Nobyembre 15.

Gipangunahan ni Adelina “Bae Inatlawan” Tarino, ang spiritual chieftain (Baylan) sa tribo’ng Bukidnon ang conferment ritwal ni Datu Salakawan.

Sumala sa mga ‘Elders ug Bae’, ang ngalan nga “Salakawan” gikan sa pinulongang Higaonon nga nagpasabot sa English language nga “dynamic and master of everything”.

Sa mensahe ni Gov. Roque, iyang gihangyo ang tanang Indigenous Peoples (IP) community sa pagtabang kaniya aron mapadayon ang panaghi-usa sa tribo ug maangkon ang kauswagan ug kalinaw.

"The blood of my past, now made present, will guide me into the future. Now that my recognition has been official, I ask the help of my IP brothers and sisters to help guide ourselves into a future of prosperity and peace," matud pa ni Datu Salakawan.

Gipasalamatan usab sa gobernador ang kinasing-kasing nga pagdawat kaniya sa pito ka tribu sa Bukidnon.

"Indeed the honor that the seven distinct yet united tribes has given me is beyond measure. Ang inyong pag dawat kanako dili mabaylo-an ug bisan unsang butang kanus-a paman,” dugang niya.

Matud ni Maria Shirlene Sario, Provincial Officer sa National Commission on Indigenous Peoples (NCIP) sa Bukidnon, ang pag-ila kang Gov. Roque isip Datu Salakawan makatabang sa pito ka tribo sa Bukidnon alang sa kalambo-an sa mga lumad ug uban pang IP communities.

"Kini nga kalihukan mao ang paghatag ug kusog ug pag-ila sa atong governor, nga siya atong Datu nga motabang ug mo-alagad kanatong mga Indigenous Peoples dinhi sa Bukidnon,” matud ni Sario. (BGE/PIA-Bukidnon)

Gi-ila sa pito ka tribo sa Probinsya sa Bukidnon si Governor Rogelio Neil P. Roque isip 'Datu Salakawan', atol sa gipahigayon nga Indigenous Peoples Summit niadtong Nobyembre 15 sa Folk Arts Theater, Kaamulan Park, Malaybalay City, Bukidnon. (BGE/PIA-Bukidnon)

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