Disiplina at Integridad

09/04/2026

ARAW NG KAGITINGAN.

Filipinos commemorate Araw ng Kagitingan to honor the courage and sacrifice of the “heroic defenders of Bataan” during World War II.

The observance marks the fall of Bataan in 1942, when more than 70,000 Filipino and American soldiers — already weakened by hunger, disease, and exhaustion — were forced to surrender to Japanese forces.

For more than three months before that, troops mounted a defense of the peninsula, holding the line as supplies dwindled.

21/03/2026

Alagang pangkalusugan para sa mga drivers laban sa krisis na kinakaharap ng mga breadwinners ng bawat pamilya

BAGUIO CITY CELEBRATES
WORLD TB DAY 2026
WITH THE TRANSPORT GROUP

LIBRENG pananghalian, LIBRENG Chest X-Ray at PHILHEALTH YAKAP Konsulta Registration on Tuesday, March 24 2026 at the Baguio Convention Center para sa mga Jeepney, E-jeep, Taxi Drivers at mga Barkers!

TUESDAY, MARCH 24 2026
9:00 AM — 2:00 PM
📍BAGUO CONVENTION CENTER

For questions and clarification please contact:
LEIMARA P.
0956 172 0835

04/02/2026

02/10/2025

Baguio City Mayor Benjamin Magalong questioned the statement made by former Ako Bicol Representative Zaldy Co following his resignation from Congress.

Magalong even called Co’s remarks “hypocrisy,” saying they were insulting to the mindset of every Filipino.

The mayor made the statement during a hearing of the Senate Committee on Science and Technology on the proposed “Philippine National Budget Blockchain Act,” which aims to make the national budget publicly accessible through a blockchain system.

Co is currently being implicated in corruption, particularly in irregular flood control projects.

Credits: News5

28/09/2025

The Mayors for Good Governance (M4GG) support Baguio Mayor Benjamin Magalong’s resignation as special adviser and investigator of the Independent Commission for Infrastructure (ICI).

Magalong said that he stepped down to protect ICI’s integrity, not due to a conflict of interest.

📸 Mayors for Good Governance

27/09/2025

INTEGRITY and GOOD GOVERNANCE.
Amidst the controversy surrounding the Mayor’s role in the ICI and DPWH issue:

“Sometimes you have to make a decision between career and conscience. When you retire, your career is over, but your conscience will stay with you for the rest of your life." — Mayor Benjamin Magalong

28/08/2025

Benjamin Magalong: Always Ready To Fight Against Corruption

In an era where public trust in government hangs by a thread, Baguio City Public Servant, Benjamin “Benjie” Magalong stands as a rare figure of INTEGRITY and GOOD GOVERNANCE. A former soldier and a retired police general turned public servant, Magalong has made it his mission to confront corruption head-on, not just within Baguio City but across the broader landscape of Philippine governance.

Magalong’s anti-corruption stance is not mere rhetoric—it’s a battle plan. Drawing from his military background, he applies strategic principles like “mass” and “offense” to governance, believing that transparency and accountability must be pursued with the same intensity as a tactical operation. His leadership in Baguio has been marked by efforts to expose budget manipulation, procurement anomalies, and infrastructure fraud—issues he sees as symptoms of a deeper rot in the system.

Recently, Magalong has called for independent investigations into multimillion-peso public works projects, particularly flood control programs allegedly padded for kickbacks. He has submitted evidence to President Marcos Jr. and proposed the formation of third-party review teams composed of retired justices and police officers. Despite pushback from lawmakers—some of whom have demanded apologies or questioned his motives—Magalong remains undeterred, insisting that SILENCE ONLY ENABLES WRONGDOING.

His courage has earned him allies among reform-minded officials and civil society groups. Senator Bam Aquino, for instance, has praised Magalong’s commitment to good governance, describing him as a “friend for transparency”. Yet Magalong’s fight is not about political alliances—it’s about defending ordinary Filipinos from the consequences of corruption: poor infrastructure, wasted resources, and eroded public services.

In a country where whistleblowers are often silenced and reformers sidelined, Benjamin Magalong’s voice rings clear. He is not just ready to fight corruption—he is already in the trenches. And for many Filipinos weary of broken promises, that makes him not just a mayor, but a symbol of hope.



📸 BM-Public Servant

24/08/2025

Mayor Benjie moving to head Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) soon?

Could Baguio City Mayor Benjamin Magalong soon be moving from City Hall to the Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH)?

20/08/2025

Baguio City Mayor Benjamin Magalong at the House of Senate, session hall gallery today. Wednesday, August 20. 2025.

🎥 Noy Morcoso via INQUIRER.net

15/08/2025

M4GG ( Mayors for Good Governance) continues to push for good governance from the local level all the way to the national stage.

A productive day unfolded for the convenors of Mayors for Good Governance (M4GG) — including Mayor Benjie Magalong, Mayor Vico Sotto, and Mayor Sitti Hataman — as they continued to champion honest, transparent, and accountable governance.

🏛️ Key Highlights:

• Courtesy Call with DILG Secretary Jonvic Remulla
The day began with a formal introduction of M4GG to the Department of the Interior and Local Government (DILG). They discussed pressing national issues, especially corruption in infrastructure projects like flood control. Secretary Remulla expressed full support for M4GG’s advocacy for good governance in local governments.
• First M4GG Convenors’ Meeting Post-2025 Elections
The group held its first meeting since the midterm elections, focusing on the movement’s direction for the next three years. They also reviewed applications and renewals for M4GG membership. A new list of members is expected by the end of the month.
• Strategic Partnership with SGV and Co.
The day concluded with the signing of a Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) with SGV and Co., aimed at strengthening the capacity and accountability of local government units (LGUs) through innovation and collaboration.

📸 courtesy of M4GG