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Sep 15
2009
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The progress of the island of Mindanao has been historically lethargic. While the rest of the Philippines are enjoying the benefits of industrialization, Mindanaoans are still struggling to escape the clutches of poverty.
Mindanao is actually abundant in natural and human resources but its growth has been hampered by many factors which include armed conflict, cultural and religious differences and corruption in the government.
The young generation is still Mindanao’s hope to finally progress and come into its own. Their young and still uncorrupt minds can be bound for nurturing and cultivation to become worthy leaders. One of the best ways to make that possible is through education.
































