Malabon City mayoral candidate former Vice Mayor Jeannie Sandoval and her Team Kakampi held an e-rally and virtual proclamation which was broadcast live on Facebook on Friday, March 25.
Through video presentations, the party members were able to present their accomplishments and programs that they intend to implement if they emerge victorious in the May 2022 elections.
Sandoval laid out her plans to develop and improve the lives of Malabon families in terms of health, livelihood, housing, and education.
She said she will use P100 million from the city’s fund for land and housing projects as well as establishment of the Malabon Shelter and Housing Office that will attend to the needs of poor families.
She also mentioned the ongoing construction of the San Lorenzo Ruiz General Hospital which is expected to provide quality and affordable health services once it is completed.
The former vice-mayor also vowed to help people whose businesses and jobs were affected by the Covid-19 pandemic, as well as to halt local business taxes and other fees imposed on the taxpayers.
She also plans to regularize the status of job order, casual, and contractual workers of the city hall so they could enjoy receiving the right salaries and benefits.
“Sabay sabay tayong babangon muli at aahon mula sa pandemiya at anumang hamon sa buhay (Together we will rise from the pandemic and other life challenges),” Sandoval said.
“Iisa po tayo ng hangarin para sa magandang buhay para sa lahat. Walang maiiwan sa mapagkalinga at masasandigang pamahalaan. Kapit-bisig po nating kakamtin ang lahat ng ito (We share the same dream of a good life for everyone. No one will be left behind from a caring and dependable government. Together we will achieve all of these),” she added.
Presidential candidate Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos and his running mate Davao City Mayor Sara Duterte-Carpio also gave their messages thanking their supporters and presenting their plans and commitment to unite everyone for the country’s development.
Also running under Team Kakampi are Ricky Sandoval for congressman, Maricar Torres and Payapa Ona for District 1 councilors, Edward Nolasco and Nadja Vicencio for District 2 councilors.