He was a college instructor at the University of the Visayas in Cebu City before trying his luck in politics. And as destiny would have it, he made it as the no. 3 municipal councilor of Glan, Sarangani in the 1992 elections in spite of the fact that he ran as independent.

Surely, talent manifests. On his second term as municipal councilor, he was elected as Philippine Councilor League (PCL) Sarangani Chapter Federation President, thus, he first savored how it was to be in the halls of the Sangguniang Panlalawigan serving as Ex-Officio Member.

His being a Board Member was only interrupted when in 1999, he was appointed Executive Assistant lll by then Sarangani Governor, Priscilla L. Chiongbian.

Constituents of the second district must have trusted this young man so much that they made it sure that he be elected as one of the members of the Sangguniang Panlalawigan in the last elections.

Two of his most cherished dreams this time is “to enhance the development of the youth sector of the province to make them more productive segments of the society” and “undertake projects geared towards our development of the countryside to make our people in the distant barangays more productive in agriculture and industry.”