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Palace bares names of Bangsamoro Transition Authority members

By VIRGIL LOPEZ,GMA News

Malacañang on Wednesday released the appointment papers of members of the Bangsamoro Transition Authority (BTA) who took over the Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao (ARMM).

President Rodrigo Duterte signed the appointment papers on February 22, the day the BTA members took their oath of office in the Palace.

The BTA is headed by interim chief minister Murad Ebrahim, the chairman of Moro Islamic Liberation Front whose peace agreement with the government in 2014 became the basis for the crafting of the Bangsamoro Organic Law which created the transition body.

The BTA will govern the new Bangsamoro Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao (BARMM), which replaces the ARMM, until elections in 2022.

Under the law, the body should be composed of 80 members but the Palace has so far released 76 names.

  1. Murad Ebrahim
  2. Ghazali Jaafar
  3. Ali Solaiman
  4. Mohagher Iqbal
  5. Abdulraof Macacua
  6. Ibrahim Ali
  7. Haron Abas
  8. Mohammad Zainoden Bato
  9. Said Salendab
  10. Mohammad Yacob
  11. Malik Mantawil
  12. Ali Omar Salik
  13. Abdulwahab Pak
  14. Said Shiek
  15. Ubaida Pacasem
  16. Hussein Muñoz
  17. Abdullah Gayak
  18. Eduard Guerra
  19. Aida Silongan
  20. Abdul Mangelen Dataya Sr.
  21. Raissa Jajurie
  22. Tucao Mastura
  23. Midpantao Musa Midtimbang
  24. Al-Syed Sali
  25. Saffrullah Dipatuan
  26. Abdullah Ahang
  27. Maleiha Candao
  28. Narciso Co Ekey
  29. Bainon Karon
  30. Basit Sarip Abbas
  31. Suwaib Oranon
  32. Akmad Abas
  33. Abdullah Macapaar (also known as Commander Bravo)
  34. Faiz Alauddin
  35. Hadji Abduladzis Esmael
  36. Marjanie Macasalong
  37. Lanang Ali Jr.
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  39. Zesar Hajal Alil
  40. Ali Pangalian Balindong
  41. Melanio Ulama
  42. Muslima Abubakar Asmawil
  43. Muslimin Asalim Jakilan
  44. Sahie Sappayani Udjah
  45. Adzfar Hailid Usman
  46. Omar Yasser Sema
  47. Romeo Sema
  48. Punduma Batinting Sani
  49. Abdul Raji Sahrin
  50. Hatimil Esmail Hassan
  51. Zul Qarneyn Abas
  52. Musa Kadija-Sultan Diamla
  53. Rasul Ismael
  54. Sittie Shahara Mastura
  55. Amilbahar Mawallil
  56. Eddie Mapag Alih
  57. Khadafeh Mangudadatu
  58. Jamel Macaraya
  59. Modayao Sacar
  60. Abraham Burahan
  61. Edrieza Nasser Rimbang
  62. Paisalin Tago
  63. Nabila Margarita Pangandaman
  64. Laisa Alamia
  65. Suharto Mastura Ambolodto
  66. Susana Anayatin
  67. Maisara Dandamun-Latiph
  68. Mussolini Sinsuat Lidasan
  69. Don Mustapha Loong
  70. Jose Iribani Lorena
  71. Abdulmuhmin Mujahid
  72. Romeo Saliga
  73. Alzad Taradji Sattar
  74. Nabil Tan
  75. Hamid Aminoddin Datu Barra
  76. Anna Tarhata Basman
  77. Baintan Adil Ampatuan

Recently, the Yusuf Jikiri-faction of the Moro National Liberation Front (MNLF) complained that the MNLF was only five seats in the BTA.

Presidential Adviser on the Peace Process Carlito Galvez Jr., however, said the MNLF had “equitable representation” in the BTA.

Galvez said on Monday that  bringing about necessary reforms to the BARMM depended “not on the number of representatives per sector or grouping but on the effectiveness, efficiency and sincerity” of each BTA member.

“The BTA represents not just the MILF and MNLF but the entirety of the Moro and non-Moro people,” Galvez said.