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The name "Badiangan" was derived from the word "Kabadiangan" which means a place where "badiang" plants grew abundantly. "Badiang" are large leaf fronds resembling giant water lilies that thrive in swampy areas and/or moist grounds. | The name "Badiangan" was derived from the word "Kabadiangan" which means a place where "badiang" plants grew abundantly. "Badiang" are large leaf fronds resembling giant water lilies that thrive in swampy areas and/or moist grounds. | ||
Badiangan was created through the initiative of then Congresswoman | Badiangan was created through the initiative of then Congresswoman Gloria Montinola-Tabiana, first female lawmaker in Iloilo. She succeeded her husband, Ramon C. Tabiana, a second termer who died suddenly. Congressman Montinola was the daughter of Senator Ruperto Montinola. | ||
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The Act separated 31 barrios of Janiuay under the new Municipality of Badiangan - Badiangan, Agusipan, Astorga, Bingauan, Bitoyan, Botong, Budiawe, Cabanga-an, Cabayogan, Calanzanan, Catubig, Guinauahan, Ilongbukid, Indorohan, Iniligan, Latauan, Linayuan, Mainguit, Malublub, Manaolan, Mapili Grande, Mapili Sangjo, Odiongn, San Julian, Sariri, Sianon, Sinwagan, Tlaba, Tamocol, Teneclan, and Tina. | |||
The seat of government was established in Badiangan. Elected Mayor Acanto of Janiuay continued to serve until the election of Petre Nobleza as the First Mayor of Badiangan. | |||
The term "barrios" representing local divisions of areas was replaced by the word "barangay" which is the local government unit (LGU) which has its own governance structure of elected officials, authorized personnel | |||
==People of Badiangan, Iloilo, Philippines== | ==People of Badiangan, Iloilo, Philippines== |
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