Padre Sergio Eamiguel Naval

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Municipality of Naval, Biliran Province

Padre Sergio Eamiguel, Biliran Island, Philippines

Padre Sergio Eamiguel. Formerly called Lico’ng Gamay when this was still a sitio of Barangay Lico. It was named after Fr. Sergio Eamiguel, who had served as parish priest of Naval from 1906 to 1922 [Holy Rosary Parish, 1966] and was known to have acquired some lands in this barangay, including its official barrio site. It is called by its abbreviated form, P.S. Eamiguel.

It has a population of 1,270 (2010 Census).

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Barangay Officials

Barangay Captain: Ballesteros, Jay Sampilo

Kagawad:

Jamin, Rico Barro
Gelig, Sarrah Sabong
Carbo, Manuel Cochesa
Sambitan, Danilo Ulan Ulan
Abanceña, Teodora Sabong
Jayubo, Reynaldo Roble
Ramirez, Ma. Annaliza Pilapil

SK Chairman: Gonzales, Carlo James Juntilla

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