Noe “Butchoy” Taojo reminded his supporters that the development of a province cannot be achieved through quick fixes or shortcuts.
According to him, true progress begins with unity, which in turn leads to peace for all.
“Ang kalamboan, dili na basta-basta lang makab-ot. Wala’y shortcut ana. Kinahanglan una ta maghiusa. Kung maghiusa ta, aduna’y kalinaw. Ug kung aduna’y kalinaw, mosanag ang kaugmaon sa atong probinsya,” said Butchoy.
Amid the intensifying political climate, Butchoy firmly urged his supporters to remain calm and choose peace despite the challenges and conflicts arising from the election.
“Dili ta mangaway, ha. Kung naa may mangaway nato, pasagdan lang nato. Atong ipadayon ang pagpakighigala,” he appealed to his supporters.
Despite the propaganda and accusations thrown against him, Butchoy remains steadfast and composed.
Instead of retaliating, he chooses to focus on engaging with the people—understanding their concerns and working to find meaningful solutions to their problems.
