President Ferdinand 'Bongbong' Marcos Jr. has appointed a new set of government officials in several agencies, Malacañang announced. ManilaBulletin
President Ferdinand "Bongbong" Marcos Jr. has appointed a new set of government officials in several agencies, Malacañang announced.
Marcos has named three new officials of Malacañang's public information arm, Presidential Communications Office , which included a former journalist. The President appointed Katrina Grace Ongoco as Assistant Secretary, Nelson De Guzman as Director II, and journalist Robertzon Ramirez as Director I. He also designated Nelson Daquioag, Froilan Jamias, Sophia Lynn Lumantod, Arnold Barcelona, Andres Catelar Jr., and Jovita Chongco as Directors II under the Department of Information and Communications Technology-National Telecommunications Commission .
Four new officers were also appointed to the Armed Forces of the Philippines namely: Mario Awilan and Mark Dave Monterey as Captains, Rodel Manahan as Lieutenant, and Fritz Joseph Jaictin as Ensign.
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