THE INFLUENTIAL Tingog Party-List, closely affiliated with House Speaker Martin Romualdez, has announced the resumption of its Mindanao Headquarters services, here on May 26.
“Para sa mas maayong pagpangalagad ug mas maayong panerbisyo para sa tanan, kita-kita ta usab sa pag-abri sa atong Opisina sa Mayo 26, 2025,” the Tingog Party-List Mindanao headquarters Facebook post said on Sunday.
The announcement came three days after the office suspended all services of the Mindanao Headquarters on Friday, May 16, four days after the May 12 National and Local Elections.
The party-list penned a statement on Friday saying the suspension gave much-needed rest to its staff following the election campaign.
“Apan sama sa tanan, kami pud tawo lamang. Ang atong mga kauban nga staff ug tibuok team gibati sa kalipay, kakapoy, ug kasubo human sa taas nga mga adlaw sa kampanya,” it said.
“Sa kadaugan ug kapildihan, magpabilin gihapon ang inyong TINGOG, ang tingog nga nagapaminaw ug nagaserbisyo para sa matag Dabawenyo ug Mindanawon,” it added.
Earlier that day, Tingog Tacurong City also suspended its services, through an announcement on Facebook which lacked context, sparking rumours online.
However, the Tingog Party List Mindanao Headquarters countered the online bash with the statement issued the same day.
Tingog is set to win three partylist seats after garnering 1,822,708 votes, representing 4.34 percent. The three nominees of Tingog party-list are Andrew Julian Romualdez, son of Martin Romualdez, Jude Acidre, and Happy Calatrava.
