Mayor Tommy Osmeña

[cmac2]

obserbahi ninyo nang mga high rise buildings karon nga nag operate. ilang basura pai mauna ug kuha sa mga garbage trucks. duda ta nga gipa dangugan ang mga barangay captain aron priority pirme mga establishment sama sa mga call centers, high rise condos ug uban pa. bisan mga garbage truck boys nagka kurakot na.

I would agree that to some degree na a corruption sa barangay.
Mao naka pait kay gi tolerate ra sa City Government or sa department na dapat nag oversee sa trash collections especially that the trash in our streets is very visible.

But to be fair sa corporations and even to mid-high end subdivisions, mostly mo employ ni sila ug private disposal firms kay dli reliable ang service sa government.

[godwhacker]

I would agree that to some degree na a corruption sa barangay.
Mao naka pait kay gi tolerate ra sa City Government or sa department na dapat nag oversee sa trash collections especially that the trash in our streets is very visible.

But to be fair sa corporations and even to mid-high end subdivisions, mostly mo employ ni sila ug private disposal firms kay dli reliable ang service sa government.

mao siguro ni giingon sa CDN nga gi take over sa city hall ang pag manage kai basin nakatimaho na nga dunai mga binuang mga basurero kai barangay na gud ga manage. naay bag-ong high rise diha sa b-rodrigues na taymingan jud nako
one morning nga nagbundo ang basura sa ubang parte sa dan pero gi una jud ang high rise oi! (I will provide the pic later.)


"At first glance, Cebu City Mayor Michael Rama’s order to take over the collection of garbage in three barangays is not only timely but expected of city officials whose mandate is to provide basic services to their constituents.

The choice of barangays though—Guadalupe, Tejero and Labangon—makes Rama’s order to take over garbage collection at least suspect. Yet, Rama insists that he’s the one being made the bad guy by his rivals.


“I don’t know what’s happening there. I do not want that they (barangays) will be pinpointing to us. It’s much better if we will take over starting today,” Rama said in last Monday’s press conference.


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[godwhacker]

mao lagi duda ta usahay ug unsa kahai "money-obra" ining mga basurero nga gi manage sa barangay. kai mauna man jud mga business establishments... pabor pirme sa mga negosyante...nakatiming sad ko kausa diha sa call center atubangan sa mango square, didto sad sa ilang luyo nag loading ang bakante nga truck. mga oras kapin hapit na mapuno ang garbage truck. sus! wai paglaum mga ordinaryong tawo. ilang basura mosamot ka daghan kai una pirme mga business estalishments.
ang resulta: ang basul tanan adto sa city hall!

[gibra'al]

wa mo nauwaw sa inyong rama nga delusional decrepit?

[cmac2]

mao siguro ni giingon sa CDN nga gi take over sa city hall ang pag manage kai basin nakatimaho na nga dunai mga binuang mga basurero kai barangay na gud ga manage. naay bag-ong high rise diha sa b-rodrigues na taymingan jud nako
one morning nga nagbundo ang basura sa ubang parte sa dan pero gi una jud ang high rise oi! (I will provide the pic later.)


"At first glance, Cebu City Mayor Michael Rama’s order to take over the collection of garbage in three barangays is not only timely but expected of city officials whose mandate is to provide basic services to their constituents.

The choice of barangays though—Guadalupe, Tejero and Labangon—makes Rama’s order to take over garbage collection at least suspect. Yet, Rama insists that he’s the one being made the bad guy by his rivals.


“I don’t know what’s happening there. I do not want that they (barangays) will be pinpointing to us. It’s much better if we will take over starting today,” Rama said in last Monday’s press conference.


Read more: Garbage politics | Cebu Daily News
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I'm not certain if you might be following the news that some say it's the lack of budget while for the recent one, Rama says it is the barangay. For me it is both but most importantly, it is the lack of accountability not only on a barangay level but on a City wide scale.

By the end of the day, it is always the head of the city that has full accountability be it intentional or negligence as he/she and the City's Solid Waste Management Board that oversees progress. And with progress comes more trash

But regardless, this should not stop us from individually doing our duty such as your example on posting pictures for proof. Kudos!

[Scott Bernard]

Unsa to nga event nga si Mike Rama nag costume murag king?

[yhokz101]

Unsa to nga event nga si Mike Rama nag costume murag king?

hahahaha! ataka ba ani..

[Scott Bernard]

[rosellellesor]

Osmeña gihapun!

[digitalsuperman]

hahahaha! ataka ba ani..

si elsa na ug anna ang naa sa kilid?