CITY OF SAN FERNANDO – Newly proclaimed board members in the province had expressed enthusiasm and excitement working with Gov. Lilia Pineda considering her leadership style and image as a public servant.
Six newly elected board members are expected to join the Sangguniang Panlalawigan with their new presiding officer – Vice-Governor- elect Dennis “Delta” Pineda.
Third district board member-elect Rosve Henson said if there is a good time for aspiring leaders to serve the Kapampangan, it is under the administration of Gov. Lilia Pineda who supported good plans of other leaders in the province.
“After 12 years, I decided to return to public service because the Pineda administration welcomes all development plans suggested by other officials,” Henson said.
Also comebacking board member Engr. Ferdinand Labung of 3rd district uttered confidence to the leadership of re-elected Gov. Pineda.
Labung said he wants to be part of the governance that unites leaders aimed at bringing changes to the lives of the Kapampangan families and growth to the province.
“As public servant, our hope is to work in harmony with other officials in order to execute good programs. We have seen this unity under the management of our present governor,” Labung reiterated.
Out-going Mexico Mayor Teddy Tumang who is now board member-elect said the current administration in the province acknowledges the role of every officials and listens to their concern for their constituents without considering political affiliations.
“I am a Nacionalista Party member when I ran as Mayor in 2010 and now as board member of the third district, I received the same assistance bestowed by the provincial government to their elected party mates,” Tumang recounted.
The same with the new faces in the Sangguniang Panlalawigan, re-elected board members are looking forward to another three years of productive governance.
“Concrete and beneficial accomplishments are very important to Gov. Pineda. Together with her, we will work harder for the good of our constituents,” they added.
BY JENNA LUMBANG
