Leo Ocampos sa Misamis Occidental Ato ni Baii

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06/01/2021

Psalm 119 [1-2]
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Blessed are they whose ways are blameless, who walk according to the law of the LORD.
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Blessed are they who keep his statutes and seek him with all their heart.

02/08/2020

It is great to be glorifying our creator and most high through worship.

Please be informed everyone. God bless us all and keep safe
28/05/2020

Please be informed everyone. God bless us all and keep safe

12/05/2019
Salamat again kang Sen. Manny sa iyang Hinigala nga pag Suporta kang Gov. Leo Ocampos. Inigsoonay najud ni nga pag supor...
12/05/2019

Salamat again kang Sen. Manny sa iyang Hinigala nga pag Suporta kang Gov. Leo Ocampos. Inigsoonay najud ni nga pag suporta tungod kay kabalo si Senator nga daghan matabangan si Gov. Leo sa Mis. Occ. Chopper jud ang gipadala! We salute your Support Senator!

Salamat sa Gaawas-awas nga Suporta Plaridel.Mahal ko kamong tanan!
09/05/2019

Salamat sa Gaawas-awas nga Suporta Plaridel.
Mahal ko kamong tanan!

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Once a Teacher, Always a Teacher: The Leo Ocampos Story

Would you believe that the Former Governor of Misamis Occidental was once a government teacher for 26 years? Would you also believe that he is a businessman and now the owner of Hoyohoy Highland Stone Chapel Organic Farm and Adventure Park? I bet you knew all this stuff just this moment. Did you know that he went into farming and actually an Organic Farming Practitioner? There must be lots of things that you still need to know all about our humble, humorous and dynamic Former Governor Loreto Leo Ocampos of Tangub City.

Gov. Ocampos graduated in 1978 with a degree of Bachelor of Science in Industrial Engineering. He worked as an Instructor and eventually became the Vice President for Student Affairs in Misamis University.

“Teaching is a very challenging job, it’s not the skill but how to inspire your students to learn is the biggest challenge of being a teacher”, Gov. Ocampos stated. For him, he had done something important in that area which he claimed as his greatest contribution of being a teacher. Moreover, being the Vice President for Student Affairs gave him the chance to handle extra-curricular activities in the university at that time. “That is how I develop my interaction with people especially young people like you”, he added.