Bago Tribe
Good news all around for the Bago Youth sponsored summer basketball games in Sagunto! The championship games are being played as we speak. Games played on until after dark but judging from these young people’s faces, no one seemed to mind.
This tournament is to uphold the credibility and oneness of the BAGO tribe here in the municipality of Sison. Likewise, the purpose of this tournament is to make fund for a set of computer which will be of great need in making our weekly publication of our newspaper which is titled “BAGO TIMES”.
A letter of request from the BAGO Youth Organization of Sagunto requesting your sponsorship for the summer sports festival which already commenced on April 25, 2011. The festival will be held all summer long and your donations are accepted until the second week in May.
Allow us to express our fullest and sincerest thanks to you our donors and supporters in making this affair truly remarkable and successful. The Bago…
The letter below was submitted by the Bago President, Amir Malqued. Bago National Cultural Society of the Philippines Incorporated Sagunto Chapter Greetings Katribuan! The Bago…
This newspaper article was shared with us by our Bago Youth Coordinator, Edil Bliss, who invites all bagos to join in this event in celebration…
The husband and wife team Edil Bliss Castillo and Albert Buaquen have been appointed as Bago Youth Coordinators. Their appointment was announced at the Bago…
This is a video message of the President of the Bago National Cultural Society of the Philippines Inc. (BNCSPI), Geoffrey S. Tilan, Ph.D Engr. Orlando…
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Saguntonians, don’t forget to send your donations for the tribal council’s request for gongs, tambor and costumes. They are doing their part by promoting and…
This is the first of a series of lectures planned to promote and to educate about tribal instruments and dance. This first lecture was initiated and…