Oyie endorses BBM’s PFP bets in San Jose City – Reelectionist Nueva Ecija Gov. Aurelio “Oyie” Umali raises the hands of Team One San Jose bets led by BBM’s local PFP stalwarts, City Mayor Kokoy Salvador, Bokal Wowowee Ortiz, Dindo Dysico, and congressional bet Kuya Lito Violago during their grand proclamation rally held in Bgy. Malasin on Friday. Photo courtesy of Dysico Facebook Page.
Umali endorses PFP San Jose City bets
SAN JOSE CITY – Nueva Ecija’s “Unang Sigaw Partido ng Pagbabago” titular head Gov. Aurelio “Oyie” Umali reiterated his full support to “Team One San Jose” bets led by reelectionist City Mayor Mario “Kokoy” Salvador, a known stalwart of Partido Federal ng Pilipinas (PFP), the political party of former senator and presidential frontrunner Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos Jr. (BBM).
Umali, who is vying for his second term of office this May 9 local polls, was here to formally endorse the campaign bids of Salvador and his entire political slate during a grand proclamation rally held in Bgy. Malasin on Friday night here.
Aside from Mayor Salvador, other Team One San Jose members whose hands were raised by Umali in affirmation of Unang Sigaw’s full backing were his vice mayoral-running mate and son, Councilor Alexis “Ali” Salvador, and councilor-bets Ed Agliam, Roy Andres, Doc Susan Corpuz, Derick Dysico, Vanz Global Manugue, Mawie Munsayac, Kap Ogie Tantiongco, Wille Nuñez, Trixie Salvador, and Mulong Valenton Jr.
Also personally endorsed by Umali were PFP 2nd district chairman and congressional bet Joselito “Lito” Violago, reelectionist board member Joseph “Wowowee” Ortiz, and PFP Region 3 secretary-general/Nueva Ecija provincial chair Dindo V. Dysico, who is also vying for board member in the 2nd district.
Adding color and entertainment to the event was the special appearance of singer-actress Pilita Corrales, “Asia’s Queen of Songs.”
Addressing the huge crowd of more than 8,000 here, Umali wooed them by enumerating the programs and projects that were implemented to help the people including the local farmers, especially during the pandemic.
The governor also noted that the putting up of his pet project in 2019, the provincial food council – paved the way for the provincial government, the only local government unit (LGU) in the country to procure newly-harvested “palay” from local farmers at a higher market price amid the implementation of the Rice Tariffication Law.
Umali added that this noble undertaking led them in launching the “Alagang Umali” free rice distribution program in the province’s 849 barangays that were felt year-round during the start of the pandemic and until now.
“Kahit ayaw sa atin ay paglingkuran natin, sapagkat ikaw ay tunay na ama ng lalawigan, lahat paglilingkuran, walang pipiliin,” stressed the governor.
