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Outstanding Governorship Award 2017




























            Believing in education  as  the  most  potent  tool  for  change,  Mujiv   ARMM saved  millions of  government  funds  when Mujiv launched
        took priority to address the state of literacy and education in the ARMM.   a campaign against ghost projects and workers campaign in 2012. The
        While doing so,  he took  personal  attention  to delve into the  plight  of   successful  campaign  earned  him  the  moniker  “certified  ghost-buster”
        schoolteachers, the state-of-affairs in the region’s Education Department,   from President Benigno Aquino III who made the pronouncement in his
        and the persistent irregularities. He found the niche for his massive reform   3rd State of the Nation Address.He then campaigned for the cleansing
        agenda in the education sector.                             of  the  list  of  voters  in the  ARMM,  a  move  strongly  supported  by  civil
            Policies were set to remove delays in the release of salaries of teachers   society groups. With their help, he secured President Aquino’s support.
        and adopted policies to ease them of some financial burdens. The regional   Close to 300,000 illegitimate registrants were removed from the region’s
        government secured a deal with Land Bank of the Philippines  (LBP)  to   official book of voters as a result of the re-registration conducted by the
        provide a buyout scheme for teachers with huge loans from private lenders.   Commission on Elections, paving the way for more credible elections. He
        An agreement was also signed between the ARMM government, the GSIS   was for the second time, cited by President Aquino in the recent SONA for
        and the Department of Budget and Management for the implementation   his electoral reform initiative.
        of a straight deduction scheme to settle GSIS payables of a large number   He has pressed on with the brand of leadership and programs he
        of teachers in the region.                                  started  in the  ARMM  after  emerging  victorious  in the  synchronized
                                                                    midterm  election  in May this year. He  has  called  for  the  streamlining
                                                                    and optimization of government services being handled by the regional
                                                                    government  through  the  ARMM  HELPS  (Health,  Education,  Livelihood,
                                                                    Peace  and  Security, and  Synergy) scheme.  He  has  likewise mandated
                                                                    a proactive approach to emergency situations with the activation of the
                                                                    ARMM HEART or the Humanitarian Emergency Action Response Team.
                                                                       Mujiv married  Sitti Djalia Turabin,  former  executive  director  of  the
                                                                    National Commission on Muslim Filipinos and now Representative of Anak
                                                                    Mindanao  Party  List.  They  have  five  children,  namely:  AhmedIbn  Djaliv,
                                                                    Khaleed Eiman Djaliv, Amina Umara, Jamil Oumar and Ameera Mumtaz.
                                                                       Mujiv’s  style  of  leadership  will  forever  mark  as  a  legacy  of  new
                                                                    politics, not just for the Muslim autonomous region, but for the rest of
                                                                    the country as well.
























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