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Datu Manhan-ayan Atty. Burt M. Estrada of the Bukidnon-Tagolwanen speaks in a break during a ritual on Wednesday, January 6, held to seek guidance and wisdom for a radio program of the tribe in Bukidnon State University’s DXBU 104.5 FM. University President Dr. Oscar B. Cabańelez attends the ritual with Prof. Loreta Sol L. Dinlayan, Bukidnon Studies Center director and Engr. Theogenes T. Gayon, DXBU operations manager with other officials. The cultural education radio program dubbed Kaglambaga, to be run by the tribe in cooperation with BukSU’s Bukidnon Studies Center, will have its maiden airing on Friday, January 8. Photo by Christopher P. Cordova/OP-Information and Publication Services

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