Macacua Clinches Bangsamoro Chief Minister Post
Abdulrauf Macacua secured 51 votes to become Bangsamoro chief minister, defeating former leader Ahod Ebrahim in the inaugural session of the newly elected 80-member parliament.
Abdulrauf Macacua secured 51 votes to become Bangsamoro chief minister, defeating former leader Ahod Ebrahim in the inaugural session of the newly elected 80-member parliament.
Muslim, Christian and indigenous communities have been praised for helping maintain peace during the first Bangsamoro parliamentary elections, as military and police officials vowed to strengthen cooperation ahead of future polls.
Six people were killed and at least 17 wounded in shootings and an explosion that erupted around the opening of BARMM parliamentary polls in Cotabato City, prompting Comelec to take control of all 37 barangays.