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By the Bohol Sunday Post

A greenhorn member of the Sangguniang Panlala-wigan whom everybody thought that "he is still wet between the ears" showed the stuff he is made up when he questioned a deal hatched 43 years ago involving the defunct Bureau of Telecommunications and the provincial government.

First timer Board Member Alfonso "Ae" Damalerio is not sure what lies ahead of his investigation in aid of legislation, but at the rate he is doing his legislative duties, there's no telling that he might step on sensitive toes belonging to the giant telecommunications company PLDT.

The bone of Damalerio's contention was the report that the lot now occupied by PLDT used to belong to the provincial government.

PLDT's occupancy of the province-owned lot was by virtue of an agreement it signed with the Department of Transportation and Communication (DOTC).

The Butel which used to be a part of DOTC was at the receiving end of a deed of donation courtesy of the provincial government as authorized by a Provincial Board resolution passed on September 9, 1964. The object of the donation was the 426.54 property now occupied by PLDT.

Damalerio's investigation which led to the doorstep of the giant telecom provider showed that the province was not earning anything from PLDT even if the existing agreement provided for a lease terms of the property.

What put the fire under his pants?

Did he get a bad bill from them in his past?

AE office when he represented Congressman Chatto was just at the neighboring side of the PLDT for how many years?

It's an old building not fancy and it is not hurting anything maybe in fact the business has been there before AE was not even a egg yet?

AE this province has more to worry about when it comes to the wellfare of persons versus some old dust office that no one wants.

This reminds me of mayor kicking out squatter's all over the place this past two years.

PLDT should be paying some sort of rental or lease for the place and the conveinant location that is certainly does have.