The House of Representatives has elected Bukidnon Second District Congressman Atty. Jonathan Keith “John” Flores as Chairman of the Committee on Government Reorganization. Flores said that it is an honor for him to lead the said committee. He added that the Committee on Government Reorganization
Incumbent Bukidnon congressmen Atty. John Flores of the Second District and Oneil Roque of the Fourth District led the oathtaking ceremony of the new official members of the Nacionalista Party from Bukidnon District 2. The ceremony was held September 30, 2021 in Malaybalay City. Bukidnon
The Bukidnon State University main campus along Fortich Street, Malaybalay City recently unveiled a botanical garden and herbarium in honor of Dr. Florencio M. Flores, Sr. and his wife, Vicenta Tadiar-Flores, parents of incumbent Malaybalay City Mayor Florencio Flores, Jr. and grandparents of incumbent Bukidnon
Local political party Bukidnon Paglaum Party (BPP) has reportedly chosen their candidate for the Bukidnon Second District Congressional seat for the 2022 National Elections. Indigenous People Mandatory Representative (IPMR) Board Member Datu Richard Dinlayan Macas has reportedly been chosen as the Zubiri-led BPP’s Second District
Bukidnon 2nd District Congressman Atty. John Flores said that he asked the National Grid Corporation of the Philippines (NGCP) to expedite the construction of an additional sub-station in Malaybalay City, the capital of Bukidnon. On a post on his official Facebook page, Flores explained that
Bukidnon 2nd District Board Member Atty. Nemesio Beltran, Jr. has filed a resolution before the Sangguniang Panlalawigan urging the Bukidnon Second Electric Cooperative (BUSECO) to issue refunds. This, after numerous residential member-consumers of the said electric cooperative are “up in arms and outraged” over the
Bukidnon Second District Congressman Atty. Jonathan Keith “John” Flores has issued a warning against “abusive” rice traders and even vowed to go after them should they continue with their “unnecessary and excessive” price mark-ups. In a statement, Congressman Flores said that reports of “rice traders