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Manobo Tribe Princess Sibug-Las, Newly Appointed As NCIP Commissioner for Central Mindanao

NCIP Commissioner Limpayen Sibug-Las during her oath taking before DSWD Secretary Rolando Bautista

President Rodrigo Duterte has appointed familiar names as the ethnographic commissioner of the National Commission on Indigenous Peoples or NCIP. Manobo tribe Princess Jennifer Limpayen Sibug-Las was once again appointed as the NCIP’s commissioner for Central Mindanao since taking over the same position in 2019.

The National Commission on Indigenous Peoples (NCIP) family extends its sincerest CONGRATULATIONS to our newly appointed Ethnographic Commissioners. Center-Chairman ALLEN ARAT CAPUYAN for Southern and Eastern Mindanao, 2nd to the left-MS. JENNIFER PIA SIBUG LAS for Central Mindanao, far right-Atty. PINKY GRACE PAREJA-PABELIC for Northern and Western Mindanao, far left-MR. JEORGE MEDEZ LARGADO for Island Groups including Mindoro. Palawan, Romblon, Panay, and the rest of the Visayas, 2nd to the right-MS. SIMPLICIA PULUPUL HAGADA for Region II (Cagayan Valley)

Sibug-Las lead the oplan bayanihan first stranded IPs during the surge of covid-19 pandemic in the country.

NCIP Commissioner Limpayen Sibug-Las during the Media Appreciation Night together with executives from the media industry and friends.
Intermission number from Reynan Dal Anay

Secretary Allen Capuyan NCIP chairperson will also lead the IPs and indigenous cultural communities in Southern and Eastern Mindanao and Eastern Mindanao Atty. Pinky Grace Pareja Pabelic for Northern and Western Mindanao, Mr. Jeorge Medez Largado for the islands of Calabarzon and Visayas and Ms. Simplicia Pulupul Hagada in Cagayan Valley. The appointment ceremony was held at the DSWD office and confirmed by Secretary Rolando Bautista.

On a separate occasion just recently, Commissioner Jennifer Limpayen Sibug-Las, hosted a dinner party “Media Appreciation Night” to personally recognize all those who gave their tireless effort and constant support for the advocacies of the National Commission on Indigenous Peoples. The said dinner party was well attended by executives from the media industry, family members, and friends. It was a memorable night full of fun and laughter.

Written by Village Connect

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