"Butchoy Taojo engages in aid efforts for the people of Modaug"

Let's talk about the fiery speech by Noe "Butchoy" Taojo at the Miting de Avance in Pantukan, Davao de Oro, held on Sunday evening, May 4, 2025.

This passionate and heartfelt appeal by Butchoy went beyond the usual politicking, making it clear that his aspiration to become a congressman for the Second District wouldn't deter him from helping the minority groups, indigenous people, and students.

"Whether I become a congressman or not, I will continue to implement the programs I have been spearheading. Above all, I stand by my commitment to aid the indigenous people and the young ones who long for education," Taojo declared emphatically.

Interestingly, Butchoy’s entry into politics isn't merely for self-interest but to extend his hands of assistance across the entire province.

"We've been serving for years, even before stepping into politics. My goal: unity among leaders and citizens. We don't discriminate, for service knows no boundaries," he added determinedly.

Often acting as the helping hand without a title, Butchoy gleefully admitted that his support remains steadfast, regardless of whether he claims a position or not.

"I was born for the people. I aspire to contribute to Pantukan, but my help isn't limited to the elections," Taojo reiterated sincerely.

Joining forces on the platform are Congressman Ruwel Peter Gonzaga, running for governor, and Governor Dorothy "Dotdot" Gonzaga, contesting for the vice-governorship. Taojo expressed optimism for a new hope in Davao de Oro, symbolizing support for genuine service.

"Remember, I'm just a man with a story and a job. Let's not complicate things," Taojo concluded with conviction. (PR)

In the public eye, Butchoy Taojo's political career seems rooted in his decades-long commitment to public service, which is often instrumental in building a strong voter base and garnering credibility[2][5]. His platform appears to be centered on addressing local issues, promoting peace, and fostering community development[1][5], though specific promises for Davao de Oro haven't been extensively detailed. The "Biyahe ng Kalinaw" (Journey for Peace) initiative highlights his emphasis on peace, stability, and possibly related development goals in the region[4].

Dorothy "Dotdot" Gonzaga, Taojo's ally in the upcoming elections, is running for the vice-governorship in Davao de Oro.
Despite not yet having a specific policy for Davao de Oro, Taojo's platform focuses on local issues, promoting peace, and fostering community development.
Taojo's entry into politics is driven by a longstanding commitment to public service, which he believes is instrumental in building a strong voter base and garnering credibility.
Taojo's support for minority groups, indigenous people, and students remains strong, regardless of his potential position, which shows in his various programs and initiatives in the section of policy-and-legislation, general news, and even beyond election terms.