Leadership
“Authority does not make one a leader; it gives you the opportunity to be one.”
“Authority does not make one a leader; it gives you the opportunity to be one.”
As of last week, I started to anchor the radio program “CITY HALL REPORTS” every Monday, Wednesday and Friday from 4:00-5:00 pm on DYBR with Yul Caorte.
House Bill No. 4244 otherwise known as the proposed Responsible Parenthood, Reproductive Health and Population and Development Act of 2011 continues to spark controversies, debates, heated discussions, political maneuverings and alignments.
The tragic fate that befell the three OFW’s in China spotlights the need for government to do something drastic immediately to prevent a repetition of what happened.
Those of us who are in public service have to be reminded that the public – being the ultimate reason for the existence of government – deserves not only token service for the sake of compliance – but above all, they must be accorded the highest quality of public service.
I am greatly dismayed by the texting going around our city that Mayor Alfred Romualdez has forbidden Taclobanons from wearing yellow.
I am referring to Cristina Gonzales Romualdez, Mayor Alfred’s First Lady and Tacloban Councilor.
During a recent executives’ meeting in City Hall, we talked about LOYALTY – a term that denotes and connotes a lot of things.
I’m not too sure if any month has been declared Men’s Month — but definitely March is Women’s Month.
It is heartwarming to know that city leadership has been actively pursuing projects that have greatly contributed to the rapid development of Tacloban.