Barangay Banaba Kanluran

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Barangay Officials
Chito H. Macatangay Punong Barangay
Florante M. Vargas Sang. Barangay Member
Russel Henry R. Faltado Sang. Barangay Member
Jaypee P. Aldover Sang. Barangay Member
 Ryan O. Frane Sang. Barangay Member
Dominic F. Abacan Sang. Barangay Member
Roneliza D. Macatangay Sang. Barangay Member
Nolasco P. Cantos Sang. Barangay Member
Juanito J. Duño Brgy. Secretary
Luisa G. Maala Brgy. Treasurer
   
Jyasmin Rygel P. Herrera SK Chairperson 
Althea Yves M. Sabido Sang. Kabataan Member
Donell M. Macaraig Sang. Kabataan Member
Jhanna Kaye U. Calaluan Sang. Kabataan Member
Kim M. Clarete Sang. Kabataan Member
Kim P. Montenegro Sang. Kabataan Member
John Andrey M. Dinglasan Sang. Kabataan Member
Bon Joshua B. Driz Sang. Kabataan Member
Josiah Keil S. Dinglasan SK-Secretary
Eden Q. Ramos SK-Treasurer

 

 

Physical & Demographic Characteristics
Land Area (has) : 169.1746
Projected Population 2022
 		:
3,985
Classification :
RURAL
Number of Purok/Sitios : 6
Boundaries : North - Banaba San Pascual
South - Sta. Rita Karsada
West - Balimbing San Pascual
East - Banaba South

 

 

Other Information
 
After the organization of the civil government the whole Banaba was headed by a "Teniente de Barrio". Due to rapid explosion of population this barrio was divided into four distinct groups such as Banaba ibaba, Banaba Silangan, Banaba Gitna, and Banaba Kanluran. Each has its own barrio government under a captain with six members of the board. This school lies in the territorial boundary of Banaba West, so that I shall dwell only on the historical and cultural data of this barrio.
 
The present official name of this barrio is Banaba Kanluran being strategically located in the Western part of Banaba. The name was derived from Banaba Tree which bears purple of Banaba. The name was derived from Banaba Tree which bears purple flowers with bread leaves good for kidney trouble. It was three sitios namely: Balimbing, Manggahan and kanlurang Karsada.

During the Commonwealth Government this barrio was separated from Banaba Silangan and Banaba Ibaba. Among the original families were: the family of Mr. and Mrs. Valentin Macatangay, Mr. and Mrs. Leodivico Clarete,, Mr. and Mrs. Agusto Paglicauan, Mr. and Mrs. Ramon Mendoza etc.


The following served as "Teniente del Barrio":

1. Tenienteng Pinong
2. Tenienteng Periano
3. Mr. Ramon Mendoza ----------------1926-1932
4. Mr. Pedro Macatangay --------------1932-1938
5. Mr. Nazario Cantos------------------ 1938-1945
6. Mr. Pablo Macatangay ---------------1945-1947
7. Mr. Cayetano Macatangay-----------1947-1949
8. Mr. Julian Mendoza ------------------ 1949-1958
9. Mr. Miguel Faltado ------------------- 1958-1963
10. Mr. Roque Dinglasan -------------- 1963 - 1971
    

HOW BANABA GOT ITS NAME

When our town was occupied by the Spaniards there were two Spanish Civil Guards who reached this place. They went under a tree. The civil guards asked for the name of the place in their own language. Readily the two answered “Banaba” thinking that they were asking for the name of the tree where they were resting.

From that time on the place was called “Banaba” from that medicinal tree where the Civil Guards and the couple rested to escape from the intense heat of the sun.

 Except for the establishment of the first school in the whole Banaba not much is heard about the historical sites, structures and old ruins. The people are generally industrious. They are engaged to farm work and animal raising. Men tamed fighting cocks and transport them as far as Mindanao and Batanes. This becomes a good source of income for most of the families of this barrio.
 
During the Japanese time the farmers were made to harvest their palay even if they are not ready for harvest just to give way to cotton planting. This was done under compulsion. If one disobeys the order of “Nagata” the Japanese inspector, one was tied to a post for non-compliance to the order.

The school was opened only to propagandized the Japanese mighty power. People suffered very much because all means of communications were cut and the products raised by the people were consumed only within the community for fear of Japanese atrocities.

Today the people are looking forward for the economic, social and political upliftment, thru self-help.

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