Six (6) Provinces: Aklan, Antique, Capiz, Guimaras, Iloilo, Negros Occidental
Provincial Director
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BAP Regional Director
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Provincial Director
Capiz Province 
Diosdado Llamas, BAP Provincial Director, Capiz Province, Region 6
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Provincial Director
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Provincial Director
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Provincial Director
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Kalibo International Airport
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Jerome O. Briones
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Boracay Beach
Ati-Atihan Festval in Kalibo Municipal
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BAP Aklan Provincial Chapter 💖
January 30, 2023
Aklan, officially the Province of Aklan, is a province in the Western Visayas region of the Philippines. Its capital is Kalibo. The province is situated in the northwest portion of Panay Island, bordering Antique to the southwest, and Capiz to the southeast. Aklan faces the Sibuyan Sea and Romblon province to the north.
Aklan is most well-known for Boracay, a resort island 0.8 kilometers north of the tip of Panay. It is known for its white sand beaches and is considered one of the more prominent destinations in the country.
The Ati-Atihan Festival of Kalibo has also been known worldwide, hence declared "The Mother of all Philippine Festivals." It is an annual celebration held on the third Sunday of January to honor the Sto. Niño (Infant Jesus). The festival showcases tribal dancing through the town's main streets to the tune of ethnic music, with participants in indigenous costumes and gear.
1) Fr. JIMENEZ, GEOFFREY (Provincial Director, Aklan)
2) BRIONES, JEROME O. (Deputy Provincial Director, Aklan)
3) LALISAN, GIOVANNI D. (Provincial Secretary, Aklan)
4) OCZON, CESAR JR. P. (Municipal Commissioner, Malay Municipal)
5) ELIAS, RAYMUND F. (Municipal Commissioner, KALIBO Municipal)
6) REGALADO, ALBIEN R. (Municipal Commissioner, NEW WASHINGTON)
7) MARAVILLA, ELADIO N. (Municipal Director, NEW WASHINGTON)
8) VALDERAS, JAYRON T. (Municipal Commissioner, TANGALAN)
9) TORRES , BENEDICTO JR. B. (Municipal Commissioner, MAKATO)
10) MACAVINTA, HAROLD T. (Municipal Director, MAKATO)
11) BELARMINO, ENRIQUEZ S. (Municipal Commissioner, BANGA)
12) TUAZON, ORLIE Y. (Municipal Commissioner, NUMANCIA)
13) CORTEZ, JUN Z. (Municipal Commissioner, LIBACAO)
14) LATINA, RYAN JAY M. (Municipal Director, NUMANCIA)
15) SEJANE, JOSEPH T. (Municipal Secretary, MALAY)
16) MANDAR, DINKEE S. (Municipal Treasurer, MALAY)
17) BRIONES, JAREN JUNE G. (Municipal Asst. Sec. Treasurer, MALAY)
18) MAMING, LLOYD B. (Municipal Director, MALAY)
19) SOLANO, JIMMY G. (Municipal Director, MALAY)
20) SUALOG, TEDDY C. (Municipal Director, MALAY)
21) MEDINA, JIMMY E. (Municipal Director, MALAY)
22) SUPETRAN, VICTOR (Municipal Director, MALAY)
23) FLORES, NILWYN M. (Municipal Director, MALAY)
24) DELA TORRE, RICK D. (Municipal Director, MALAY)
25) CANDARI, RAMIE A. (Municipal Director, MALAY)
26) CASIDSID, ELFIE C. (Municipal Director, MALAY)
27) CAHILIG, IAN D. (Municipal Director, MALAY)
28) MARTIN, ARLO C. (Member)
29) CELADA, JEMAR S.
30) SEJANE, DANDY M.
31) SIÑEL, RAMIL T.
32) SARSOSA, JOJIT S.
33) TAUNAN, BALTAZAR JR. C.
34) CAHILIG, MAR O.
35) SACAPANO, IVICRIS M.
36) DELA TORRE, DUSTINE DAWN
37) PALOMA, ANGELOU M.
38) RODIL, ALLEN G.
39) CANDARI, FELIXBERTO VI A.
40) OCZON, FRITZ M.
41) CONDEZ, ROMELO S.
42) ALOBA, JOHN DERRICK D.
43) CARDENAS, STEVENASH C.
44) CLAUD, WARREN P.
45) MAMING, TEOFILO B.
46) AMAR, GERALD N.
47) MARCELINO, MARVIN P.
48) BAYLON, PETER C.
49) EVANGELIO, JAMES PATRICK F.
50) GUNTAN, ELEANDRO JAY B.
51) TAMBOON, REYMEL C.
52) GELITO, MIKE JORGE M.
53) MAMING, ANDREW B.
54) LUMBO, BOBBY Q.
55) ORDAS, EUGENIO M.
56) TEMPLADO, JUANITO R.
57) TAMPOS, MARK D.
58) LIM, GABE ANTONETTE T.
59) CHUA, DANNY C.
60) FRANCISCO, JONATHAN A.
61) MAPINDAN, JOHN R.
62) PALMIANO, EDISON R.
63) DEL ROSARIO, VINCENT M.
64) LUMIO, RAMIL R.
65) VICENTE JR., MATEO R.
66) BAUTISTA, ALDEN D.
67) BARRIENTOS, RETTER F.
68) ILLAVERA, RENE M.
69) DELGADO, FRANZ M.
70) MABASA, JOVANIE L.
71) RED, ZANDRIX P.
72) ZABALLERO, TIENSON CARL O.
73) AQUINO, JOSUEL E.
74) CIPRIANO, MARK ANTHONY E.
75) ILIN, ROMULO I.
76) IBUTNANDI, DENNIS I.
77) EJERCITO, JONATHAN DENNIS I.
78) YABUT, MICHAEL P.
79) SALIM, GARRY B.
80) DE LUNA, JIMMY Z.
81) EQUIOPADO JR., JULIE E.
82) REMECIO, CHRISTOPHER C.
83) NOVILLA, ERWEN I.
84) COLAS, LITO E.
85) ZUBIAGA, EVENEZER S.
86) YCAY, ANDREW F.
87) KATIMPO, LEDWINO Z.
88) ZAULDA, ROLLY I.
89) PANIM, FREDDIE Z.
90) IBARRA, GLEMEN S.
91) ZONIO JR., RUDOLFO G.
92) ZAUSA, EDROWIN S.
93) JARIQUE, JOCEL D.
94) DONGON, NINO D.
95) LAUZ, MAXIMO L.
96) BRAULIO, ANDREW N.
97) MUYCO, RANY M.
98) REYES, ELMER L.
99) ALITA, EDUARDO M.
100) TAGALA, JOSE RAY M.
101) ROBELO, ALLEN N.
102) ITALIA, WILMER
103) PRUDENTE, ROBERTO D.
104) MENESE JR., JESUS G.
105) SILVESTRE, GEOFFREY F.
106) DURAN, JOFFEL F.
107) DELA CRUZ, JOHN REY N.
108) MARAVILLA, JOSEPH ERWIN N.
109) MARAVILLA, ROVER N.
110) NERVIOL, JIENMER N.
111) NACASABUG, ERIC C.
112) NAMAYAN, ROLLY N.
113) NEMIS, AKSTEVEN S.
114) TADLAS, TRIFIE A.
115) CASTILLANO, ALJON Z.
116) OLOG, ERNEL P.
117) GONZALES, GILBERT B.
118) ARANGOTE, JESSE C.
119) TESORERO, LEONIDAS
120) TALIGATOS, PAULO JAMES P.
121) TORDECILLAS, REYDEL S.
122) TAJOLOSA, JAN REY D.
123) TAJARAN JR., FELIX M.
124) PECIDO, VILLAMOR M.
Early History of Aklan:
Aklan is believed to have been settled in the 13th century by settlers from Borneo, ruled by the chieftain Datu Dinagandan who traded with its neighboring islands. Aklan then became a part of the Kedatuan of Madja-as.Towards the end of the 13th century, Datu Dinagandan moved the capital from what is now Batan.
In 1433, Datu Kalantiaw's grandson and successor, Datu Kalantiaw III, was said by Jose Marcos to have formulated a set of laws known today as the Code of Kalantiaw. Well-respected scholarly long-term Philippine resident historian William Henry Scott proved these "laws" to be a total fabrication.
In 1437, the short-lived dynasty of Datu Kalantiaw ended when Datu Kalantiaw III was killed in battle with the tribes of Datu Manduyog, the legitimate successor of Datu Dinagandan. When Datu Manduyog became the new chieftain, he moved the capital to Bakan (now known as Banga).
BAP Aklan Provincial Chapter 💖
January 30, 2023
Aklan, officially the Province of Aklan, is a province in the Western Visayas region of the Philippines. Its capital is Kalibo. The province is situated in the northwest portion of Panay Island, bordering Antique to the southwest, and Capiz to the southeast. Aklan faces the Sibuyan Sea and Romblon province to the north.
Aklan is most well-known for Boracay, a resort island 0.8 kilometers north of the tip of Panay. It is known for its white sand beaches and is considered one of the more prominent destinations in the country.
The Ati-Atihan Festival of Kalibo has also been known worldwide, hence declared "The Mother of all Philippine Festivals." It is an annual celebration held on the third Sunday of January to honor the Sto. Niño (Infant Jesus). The festival showcases tribal dancing through the town's main streets to the tune of ethnic music, with participants in indigenous costumes and gear.
1) Fr. JIMENEZ, GEOFFREY (Provincial Director, Aklan)
2) BRIONES, JEROME O. (Deputy Provincial Director, Aklan)
3) LALISAN, GIOVANNI D. (Provincial Secretary, Aklan)
4) OCZON, CESAR JR. P. (Municipal Commissioner, Malay Municipal)
5) ELIAS, RAYMUND F. (Municipal Commissioner, KALIBO Municipal)
6) REGALADO, ALBIEN R. (Municipal Commissioner, NEW WASHINGTON)
7) MARAVILLA, ELADIO N. (Municipal Director, NEW WASHINGTON)
8) VALDERAS, JAYRON T. (Municipal Commissioner, TANGALAN)
9) TORRES , BENEDICTO JR. B. (Municipal Commissioner, MAKATO)
10) MACAVINTA, HAROLD T. (Municipal Director, MAKATO)
11) BELARMINO, ENRIQUEZ S. (Municipal Commissioner, BANGA)
12) TUAZON, ORLIE Y. (Municipal Commissioner, NUMANCIA)
13) CORTEZ, JUN Z. (Municipal Commissioner, LIBACAO)
14) LATINA, RYAN JAY M. (Municipal Director, NUMANCIA)
15) SEJANE, JOSEPH T. (Municipal Secretary, MALAY)
16) MANDAR, DINKEE S. (Municipal Treasurer, MALAY)
17) BRIONES, JAREN JUNE G. (Municipal Asst. Sec. Treasurer, MALAY)
18) MAMING, LLOYD B. (Municipal Director, MALAY)
19) SOLANO, JIMMY G. (Municipal Director, MALAY)
20) SUALOG, TEDDY C. (Municipal Director, MALAY)
21) MEDINA, JIMMY E. (Municipal Director, MALAY)
22) SUPETRAN, VICTOR (Municipal Director, MALAY)
23) FLORES, NILWYN M. (Municipal Director, MALAY)
24) DELA TORRE, RICK D. (Municipal Director, MALAY)
25) CANDARI, RAMIE A. (Municipal Director, MALAY)
26) CASIDSID, ELFIE C. (Municipal Director, MALAY)
27) CAHILIG, IAN D. (Municipal Director, MALAY)
28) MARTIN, ARLO C. (Member)
29) CELADA, JEMAR S.
30) SEJANE, DANDY M.
31) SIÑEL, RAMIL T.
32) SARSOSA, JOJIT S.
33) TAUNAN, BALTAZAR JR. C.
34) CAHILIG, MAR O.
35) SACAPANO, IVICRIS M.
36) DELA TORRE, DUSTINE DAWN
37) PALOMA, ANGELOU M.
38) RODIL, ALLEN G.
39) CANDARI, FELIXBERTO VI A.
40) OCZON, FRITZ M.
41) CONDEZ, ROMELO S.
42) ALOBA, JOHN DERRICK D.
43) CARDENAS, STEVENASH C.
44) CLAUD, WARREN P.
45) MAMING, TEOFILO B.
46) AMAR, GERALD N.
47) MARCELINO, MARVIN P.
48) BAYLON, PETER C.
49) EVANGELIO, JAMES PATRICK F.
50) GUNTAN, ELEANDRO JAY B.
51) TAMBOON, REYMEL C.
52) GELITO, MIKE JORGE M.
53) MAMING, ANDREW B.
54) LUMBO, BOBBY Q.
55) ORDAS, EUGENIO M.
56) TEMPLADO, JUANITO R.
57) TAMPOS, MARK D.
58) LIM, GABE ANTONETTE T.
59) CHUA, DANNY C.
60) FRANCISCO, JONATHAN A.
61) MAPINDAN, JOHN R.
62) PALMIANO, EDISON R.
63) DEL ROSARIO, VINCENT M.
64) LUMIO, RAMIL R.
65) VICENTE JR., MATEO R.
66) BAUTISTA, ALDEN D.
67) BARRIENTOS, RETTER F.
68) ILLAVERA, RENE M.
69) DELGADO, FRANZ M.
70) MABASA, JOVANIE L.
71) RED, ZANDRIX P.
72) ZABALLERO, TIENSON CARL O.
73) AQUINO, JOSUEL E.
74) CIPRIANO, MARK ANTHONY E.
75) ILIN, ROMULO I.
76) IBUTNANDI, DENNIS I.
77) EJERCITO, JONATHAN DENNIS I.
78) YABUT, MICHAEL P.
79) SALIM, GARRY B.
80) DE LUNA, JIMMY Z.
81) EQUIOPADO JR., JULIE E.
82) REMECIO, CHRISTOPHER C.
83) NOVILLA, ERWEN I.
84) COLAS, LITO E.
85) ZUBIAGA, EVENEZER S.
86) YCAY, ANDREW F.
87) KATIMPO, LEDWINO Z.
88) ZAULDA, ROLLY I.
89) PANIM, FREDDIE Z.
90) IBARRA, GLEMEN S.
91) ZONIO JR., RUDOLFO G.
92) ZAUSA, EDROWIN S.
93) JARIQUE, JOCEL D.
94) DONGON, NINO D.
95) LAUZ, MAXIMO L.
96) BRAULIO, ANDREW N.
97) MUYCO, RANY M.
98) REYES, ELMER L.
99) ALITA, EDUARDO M.
100) TAGALA, JOSE RAY M.
101) ROBELO, ALLEN N.
102) ITALIA, WILMER
103) PRUDENTE, ROBERTO D.
104) MENESE JR., JESUS G.
105) SILVESTRE, GEOFFREY F.
106) DURAN, JOFFEL F.
107) DELA CRUZ, JOHN REY N.
108) MARAVILLA, JOSEPH ERWIN N.
109) MARAVILLA, ROVER N.
110) NERVIOL, JIENMER N.
111) NACASABUG, ERIC C.
112) NAMAYAN, ROLLY N.
113) NEMIS, AKSTEVEN S.
114) TADLAS, TRIFIE A.
115) CASTILLANO, ALJON Z.
116) OLOG, ERNEL P.
117) GONZALES, GILBERT B.
118) ARANGOTE, JESSE C.
119) TESORERO, LEONIDAS
120) TALIGATOS, PAULO JAMES P.
121) TORDECILLAS, REYDEL S.
122) TAJOLOSA, JAN REY D.
123) TAJARAN JR., FELIX M.
124) PECIDO, VILLAMOR M.
Early History of Aklan:
Aklan is believed to have been settled in the 13th century by settlers from Borneo, ruled by the chieftain Datu Dinagandan who traded with its neighboring islands. Aklan then became a part of the Kedatuan of Madja-as.Towards the end of the 13th century, Datu Dinagandan moved the capital from what is now Batan.
In 1433, Datu Kalantiaw's grandson and successor, Datu Kalantiaw III, was said by Jose Marcos to have formulated a set of laws known today as the Code of Kalantiaw. Well-respected scholarly long-term Philippine resident historian William Henry Scott proved these "laws" to be a total fabrication.
In 1437, the short-lived dynasty of Datu Kalantiaw ended when Datu Kalantiaw III was killed in battle with the tribes of Datu Manduyog, the legitimate successor of Datu Dinagandan. When Datu Manduyog became the new chieftain, he moved the capital to Bakan (now known as Banga).
Raleigh Relator, Commissioner, BAP Capiz Provincial Chapter
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BAP Capiz Provincial Chapter Members, Region 6
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July 15, 2022
Accredited BAP Aklan Provincial Chapter
(Western Visayas Region)
1. CAWALING, GEORGE M.
2. TUGNA, JODILLO T.
Accredited BAP Aklan Provincial Chapter
(Western Visayas Region)
1. CAWALING, GEORGE M.
2. TUGNA, JODILLO T.
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October 15, 2018
Raleigh B. Relator BAP Provincial Commissioner Capiz Province, Region VI Diosdado Llamas BAP Provincial Director Capiz Province, Region VI BAP-Capiz Members: 1. Abaracoso, Reynaldo 2. Alcazaren, Romel 3. Alejaga, Rodel 4. Almalbis, Vergel 5. Arches, Danilo 6. Baranda, Jinefer 7. Besa, Michael |
8. Besana, RC Noe
9. Blanco, Robert John 10. Bueno, Joebert 11. Carillo, Joeben 12. Cereneo, Jove 13. Comedia, Comedia 14. Daradar, Richard 15. Espinosa, Reynaldo Jr. 16. Harion, Joeny 17. Delos Santos, Antonio 18. Dumol, Patric John 18. Linga, Rey 19. Manuel, Mark 20. Orario, Nickolas 21. Tenerife, Bonifacio 22. Umiten, Michael |
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BAP Capiz Provincial Chapter led by Diosdado Llamas and Raleigh Relator
Raleigh Relator (left) receives his BAP membership certificate. with his BAP Provincial Director.
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Region 6 Director: Mr. Roger Banzuela
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Antique (Pronunciation:/ɑːnˈtiːkə/) is a province of the Philippines located in the region of Western Visayas. The province's capital, San Jose, is located in the western portion of Panay Island and borders Aklan, Capiz and Iloilo to the east, whilst facing the Sulu Sea to the west.
Antique was one of the three sakups (districts) of Panay before Spanish colonizers arrived on the islands.  BAP Chapter in Antique Province, Region VI |
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Region 6 Western Visayas 1. Roger Banzuela Regional Director 2. _________________ Regional Commissioner 3. Fr. Geoffrey Jimenez Provincial Director, Aklan 4. ____________________ Deputy Provincial Dir., Aklan 5. Diosdado Llamas Provincial Director, Capiz  Fr. Geoffrey Jimenez (BAP Provincial Director of Aklan Province) leads a prayer for the BAP officials before the start of the tournament held in Boracay, a popular beach resort in Aklan province in March 2013 
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Iloilo Provincial Capitol
Heart of the Philippines
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DINAGYANG Festival: All About Iloilo, Rhythms, Costumes and Fun
KASADYAHAN: the Best of Iloilo Festivals, All in One Place! The annual celebration of Kasadyahan every 4th Saturday of January is an incredible opportunity to sample Ilonggo celebrations that brings the culture of the different towns in Iloilo out into the city streets.
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