Oaminal vows improve welfare, provide support for the reservist battalion

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DAVAO CITY — After officially assuming his post as the commander of the  903rd Infantry  Reservist Battalion, Misamis Occidental Governor Henry Oaminal vowed to throw full support to his unit.

A known generous lawyer, Oaminal  who was vested a rank as Lieutenant Colonel, vowed to provide uniforms and allowances for the personnel under his command to strengthen their morale and become active players for the development of his province.

The support will mean a lot to the well-being of his command, giving them the prestige to serve the people in need in various capacities, the Governor stressed.

The commitment was made during the visit of the Governor to headquarters of the 903rd Community Defense Center in Sinacaban town.

Lt. Col Henry Oaminal of the 903 Infantry Reserve Battalion meets his men.-PIO Photo

“I want a unified command, ready to help our people, our province  and defend our land,” the Governor emphasized.

“Let’s forge ahead together, striving for the 903rd reservists to become one of the most active, hardworking, and exemplary reserve units nationwide,” Lt. Col. Oaminal urged his battalion.

As the father of Misamis Occidental, Oaminal said “I am a listening ear, ready to hear your voices and sentiments, we talk together for the peace and development of our beloved province.’

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