NHA awards housing units to 180 families in Cabanglasan town

CABANGLASAN, Bukidnon (PIA)—A new house and lot will serve as home to each of the 180 families in Cabanglasan, Bukidnon this Christmas as President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. virtually led the ceremonial turnover of housing units from the National Housing Authority (NHA).


Beneficiaries in Cabanglasan town are indigenous peoples (IP) families living in geographically remote and deprived areas in town, including flood-affected riverbank dwellers and those troubled by the unrest caused by terrorist groups.

President Marcos Jr. thanked the NHA for leading the project. He encouraged the agency workers to continue communicating and coordinating with other agencies in order to assist more Filipinos.

“Hinihikayat ko ang aking kapwa lingkod bayan sa NHA na ipagpatuloy ninyo ang pagsisikap na magampanan ang inyong mandato. Kasabay ng mga tirahan na ating binabahagi, tiyakin nating mabigyan din sila ng pagkakataon na makapaghanap-buhay at magamit ang kanilang kakayahan at talino tungo sa kanilang tuloy-tuloy na pag unlad,” the President said.

Cabanglasan Municipal Mayor Lolita Obsioma-Bullecer lauded NHA and thanked Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. for choosing the town and sincerely supporting the local government's efforts to provide decent housing to the villagers, particularly indigenous peoples.

“Pasalamatan nato ang National Housing Authority kay sa tibuok Region 10, Cabanglasan ang napili. Kining atong 180 ka housing units, kabahin kini sa 30,000 ka mga balay sa tibuok nasud nga gi-award ni President Marcos Jr. Ning panahon sa Pasko. Dako kaayo atong pasalamat sa NHA ug sa Presidente sa paghatag kahigayonan nga ang katawhan sa Cabanglasan mahatagan ug desente nga katulganan, kapoy-an (Let us thank the National Housing Authority for choosing Cabanglasan as the ‘top choice’ in Region 10. Our 180 housing units are part of President Marcos Jr.'s simultaneous awarding of 30,000 houses nationwide. Thank you NHA for giving our villagers a chance to have a decent place that can be called 'home'),” the mayor said. (BGE/PIA-Bukidnon)
This Christmas, each of the 180 families in Cabanglasan, Bukidnon, will have a new house and lot as President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. virtually leads the National Housing Authority's turnover of 180 housing units in town. This NHA's event in Cabanglasan is part of the government's simultaneous handover of 30,000 homes across the country in early December. (BGE/PIA-Bukidnon)



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