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Dingras mayor is national mayor’s league VP for Luzon

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NEWLY elected League of Mayors of the Philippines (LMP) Vice President for Luzon Dingras Mayor Joefrey Saguid (left) and LMP newly elected national president La Paz, Abra Mayor JB Bernos (right) pose with His Excellency President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. during their oath taking at Malacañang Palace. (Photo courtesy by LGU Dingras)

By Dominic B. dela Cruz (Staff Reporter)

Dingras, Ilocos Norte—Following closely to the selection of Laoag City councilor Handy T. Lao as national interim president of the Philippine Councilors League, another Ilocos Norte elected official, Dingras Mayor Joefrey Saguid, is elected as the League of Mayors of the Philippines (LMP) vice president for Luzon.

“It’s an honor to be one of the vice presidents in the LMP national level representing Luzon because it was unexpected that I will be given the chance to be elected, more so in the national level,” Saguid said.  

He thanked the Almighty for another position he now holds as he also acknowledged the support of President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. and the whole Marcos family

Saguid hopes that with his new position, he can help in securing help and projects for Ilocos Norte, with the assistance of Sen. Ma. Imelda “Imee” R. Marcos and the President, himself.

To further prove this point, Saguid has already lined up the plans, projects and activities for the next LMP-Ilocos Norte chapter meeting.

One of the most important topics for the meeting, according to Saguid, is the drafting of new by laws for the mayors’ group.

The newly elected national LMP President is La Paz, Abra Mayor JB Bernos.

President Marcos personally administered the oath of the newly elected LMP national officers at the Malacañang Palace on Sept. 30, 2022.

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