Comments on: Give Him Credit

By: explain please

explain please — Sat, 12 Apr 2008 03:01:36 +0000

May napuna po ako tungkol sa isang project niya na araw araw ko pong dinadaanan. Sa plywood po na ipinarada sa bukana ng kalsadang dinadaanan namin,ito po ang nakasulat: “continuation of concreting of drainage canal.” Sa website po ni Domogan eh ganito ang nakasulat: “Continuation of concreting of Rd and drainage canal….” HINDI PO KAYA MAY ANOMALYA DITO?

1 million po ung project. Kung kanal lang po na hindi pa aabot ng 150 meters, obvious po na sobra-sobra ung 1 million. Pero kung kasama ung “Rd” na mababasa sa website ni congressman, palagay ko po eh kakasiya ung 1 milyon para matapos ito.

Sana po merong magbigay ng paliwanag tungkol dito.

By: Baguioite

Baguioite — Mon, 03 Mar 2008 06:50:46 +0000

Of course, a point for transparency should be given Congressman Mauricio Domogan. But he should be credited only inasmuch as his website detailing where his pork barrel goes is concerned because, in the first place, all public officials are obliged to be transparent. Honestly said, there is an evident cloud in the manner his PDAF and DPWH funds are programmed. For instance, are the roads in East Quirino Hill, Middle Quirino Hill, and Purok 15 in Irisan so similar in their specifications, say length and width, that they all have to be allocated the same amount of 1 million pesos? Or are the roads in Pinsao Proper, Lamag Village, and Purok 27/28 in Irisan too identical that each have to be concreted in the same amount of 1 million pesos? I have seen these roads, and they are all different. Domogan’s website maybe good, but the pork barrel program in that website is a farce.

By: huh!

huh! — Wed, 27 Feb 2008 07:26:38 +0000

One road in my barangay-i wouldn’t say which one-was recently concreted, thanks to the initiative of Congressman Domogan. What baffles me, though, is that while people were saying one (1) million pesos was allocated for the improvement of this road, the contractor concedingly costed it out at 850,000.00 pesos.

Only when i visited kaigorotan.com did i learn of the true value of the pavement. Indeed, it’s one (1) million pesos, which means if the contractor said nothing but the thruth, 150,000.00 pesos just slipped into someone’s pocket.

OOPS! One more thing: the contractor ran for city councilor last May 2007 carrying the “Timpuyog” banner. He didn’t make it.

By: bill bilig

bill bilig — Sun, 20 Jan 2008 02:16:41 +0000

Hi Anonymous,
Good point. Hope the city LGU will also provide us with a record of its public spending. Thanks.

By: anonymous

anonymous — Fri, 18 Jan 2008 02:13:46 +0000

i wonder what are the projects being done by thelgu-city 0f baguio. seems those projects of small amounts can be done by the lgu and not by the congressman.