Cordova elected Ceneco director unopposed

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BY MAE SINGUAY

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Monday, March 27, 2017
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BACOLOD City – Roy Cordova was elected District 4 (Bacolod East) director of Central Negros Electric Cooperative (Ceneco) unopposed.

The District Election Committee of District 4 — barangays Villamonte, Montevista, Estefania, Granada, Alangilan, Vista Alegre, Mansilingan, and Abkasa — proclaimed him the winner on Sunday.

His expected contender, labor leader Wennie Sancho, was disqualified by the Ceneco screening committee due to his affiliation with the Regional Tripartite Wages and Productivity Board in Western Visayas.

Sancho himself said he was unable to submit a certification from the wage board allowing him to seek Ceneco directorship.

Ceneco conducted special elections for District 4 and 5 directors after the districts’ respective election committees earlier declared failure of elections on March 4 due to the lack of qualified candidates.

With the District 4 candidate unopposed and District 5 still not having candidates, the special elections closed early, said Consumers Services Division chief Roel Venus.

Cordova needed only one vote, according to District 4 election committee chairman Atty. Nilo Sorbito.

Venus, also the District 5 election committee chairman, said the committee convened and declared a failure of election. He said they are now leaving the district’s fate to the Board of Directors and the National Electrification Administration.

Cordova, now serving as district director for the second time, vowed to continue upholding the interest of Ceneco consumers.

 

After working in Ceneco for 31 years, Cordova retired but was elected to the Board in 2011 and served until 2014. He was unable to run for a second consecutive term for lacking a college degree./PN

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