
Bonita Ermac
Bonita Ermac is a dedicated reporter for Mindanao Gold Star Daily based in Iligan City. With an eye for community-focused journalism, Bonita covers a diverse range of topics, including local government, social issues, and regional events. Her reporting keeps readers informed on the most critical developments across Lanao del Norte.
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₱2M in alleged smuggled cigarettes seized; suspect arrested
Malabang police intercepted ₱2.05 million worth of alleged smuggled cigarettes at a checkpoint in Barangay Rebokun, Lanao del Sur.

NGCP school kits reach 2,000 young learners
Over 2,000 primary students across Iligan City and Lanao del Norte started the school year with new backpacks and learning kits through NGCP’s annual Gamit ni Bulilit initiative.

Aboitiz Foods bags Asia-Pacific sustainability award
Agribusiness leader Aboitiz Foods secured a major regional win at the inaugural Content Marketing Awards Asia Pacific 2026 in Malaysia.

Hero saves 2 children, loses own life

New Army chief vows to keep Lanao secure

Araw ng Lanao del Sur opens with services, culture
The Ranaw Heritage Village gives local artisans and agricultural entrepreneurs a centralized platform to showcase native Maranao products and stimulate regional tourism.

Aid delivered to earthquake-hit areas in Mindanao
The private-sector relief drive successfully delivered 1,850 cases of bottled water and 1,000 food packs across five barangays, two hospitals, and multiple displacement camps.

Key rebel leader killed in Bukidnon clash
Government troops from the 8th Infantry Battalion neutralized high-ranking NCMRC leader Romeo Mampinsahan during a firefight in Malaybalay City, Bukidnon, on June 21, 2026.

Army's Tabak Division strengthens media ties
The 1st Infantry (Tabak) Division and the Tabak Defense Press Corps (TDPC) met in Zamboanga del Sur to streamline defense reporting protocols, aiming to balance operational security with public transparency.

Iligan Tartanillas carry 27 couples to ‘I Do’
Twenty-seven BJMP personnel in Iligan City traded patrol cars for traditional tartanillas on Tuesday, riding in horse-drawn carriages to their mass wedding ceremony at St. Michael’s Cathedral.

Iligan gets permanent NBI office after 30 years
The National Bureau of Investigation has broken ground on its first permanent three-story district office in Barangay Del Carmen, Iligan City. Funded via the General Appropriations Act, the P69.48-million infrastructure project concludes three decades of operating from temporary sites.
