NATION-BUILDING. Photo shows the 66 youth leaders in San Francisco, Camotes Island in Cebu province after their Youth Leadership Summit on March 9-11, 2022. Philippine Army's 3rd Infantry Division deputy public affairs officer Capt. Elma Grace Abulencia said on Tuesday (March 15, 2022) the AFP will continue to engage the millennials on pressing issues concerning them and the Philippine society. (Photo courtesy of 3ID PAO) CEBU CITY - Recognizing their role in nation-building, the Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP) in Cebu said it will continue to engage the millennials on pressing issues concerning the youth, an Army official said on Tuesday. Capt. Elma Grace Abulencia, deputy public affairs office of the Philippine Army's 3rd Infantry Division, said the military's continued engagement with young Cebuanos through the Youth Leadership Summit (YLS) will bring them closer to the military and encourage their participation in fruitful talks about nationalism, patriotism, and
CEBU CITY At least P17 million was distributed by the Cebu provincial government to linemen, policemen and soldiers who helped in clearing and relief operations following last December's Typhoon Odette. The province gave P5,000 to each of the 3,413 linemen, policemen and soldiers. Cebu Governor