The Municipality of Tineg is the largest municipality in Abra with a total land area of 83,223 hectares or 20% of Abra’s aggregate land area. Located at the northernmost part of Abra, Tineg has 10 barangays namely Alaoa, Anayan, Apao, Belaat, Caganayan, Cogon, Lanec, Lapat-Balantay, Naglibacan, and Poblacion (Agsimao) and has a population of 5,097… Read more »
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“Pilpilien mi iti adayo a bar-barangay para ti People’s Day tapno marikna da nga adda gobyerno a mangtulong kaniada.” Gov. Joy Bernos People’s Day Luba Lgu Luba Abra #JoyHelpsLuba #8of27 #asensoabreño
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“Kakailiak a taga Luba, panawen metten nga iregalo tayo kenni apo Governor ti panagkaykaysa tayo ditoy Luba. Suportaran tayo ti administrasyon ni apo Mayora ta isuna met iti napagasatan.” #JoyHelpsLuba #8of27 #asensoabreño
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“Uray kasano karigat ti dalan ditoy ayanmi intedmo daytoy a gundaway a matulungan kami nangruna unay ti medical services.” – Vice Mayor Casimiro Molina Luba Lgu Luba Abra #JoyHelpsLuba #8of27 #asensoabreño
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“Ampalaya”, “bitter gourd”, or “parya” in Ilocano is today’s flourishing agri business in barangays Botot, Gayaman, and Lul-luno in Luba. The peak season for harvesting of ampalaya particularly in Brgy. Lul-luno is December up to January. These are being sold in Candon and Sta. Maria in Ilocos Sur. The farmers harvest 4 to 13 boxes… Read more »
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“Pagyamanan tayo ti ayat ni apo Gobernador a nangiyeg ti serbisyo manipud kadagiti ahensya ti gobyerno. Dagitoy a serbisyo ket sagut a di tayo pulos malipatan.” – Mayor Rosalina Biscarra Luba #JoyHelpsLuba #8of27 #asensoabreño
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“Agyaman kami unay ta napili ti Lul-Luno nga umayan ni apo Gobernador para iti umuna a People’s Day ti 2018.” – Leonida Ingo Brgy. Lul-Luno, Luba Senior Citizen #JoyHelpsLuba #8of27 #asensoabreño
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Residents of Luba welcomed Gov. @Joy Bernos with songs and dances at the 8th People’s Day of the Provincial Government of Abra. #JoyHelpsLuba #8of27 #asensoabreño
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Luba was first called Barit-Amtuagan. The name was changed to Barit-Lulluno for another district, Tiempo, claimed Amtuagan was part of their land. From the first two letters of the words Barit and Lul-luno, the name Balu was adopted. When the place became a regular municipality, the name was changed to its present name, Luba. Luba… Read more »
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Gov. Joy Bernos with the different departments and agencies bring services to the People of Luba for the first People’s Day of 2018. #JoyHelpsLuba #8of27 #asensoabreño
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