Agahay

BARANGAY CHAIRMAN

Wendiline Ladera Rojas

BARANGAY  KAGAWADS

1. Eullone, Marcial Nalzaro
2. Almerol, Jomar Malinao
3. Millanar, Juliet Hinay
4. Gelicame, Romeo Lasalita
5. Laranjo, Segundo Recamara
6. Amolat, Simeon Boiser
7. Alegado, Servillana Galon

SK CHAIRMAN

Angelica Guibone Gelicame

SK KAGAWADS

1. Apayor, Vicente Jr. Jao
2. Cabal, John Glido Ocharon
3. Rerora, Louie Lakita
4. Batingal, Aileen Almiñe
5. Nalzaro, John Eric Madanguit
6. Ombay, Christine Mae Gentallan
7. Taneo, John Loui Bantilao

BARANGAY PROFILE

Name of Barangay: AGAHAY
Distance from Poblacion: 7 Kilometers
Total Land Area: 305.37 Hectares
Total Population: 574
Number of Household: 119
Number of Schools (Public): 1
Length of Barangay Roads: 2.2 kilometers
Source of Potable Water: Maribojoc Waterworks System and Spring/Artesian Well
Major Agricultural Product: Rice
Major Source of Livelihood: Farming
Barangay IRA 2007: PhP 520,135.00
Barangay Treasurer: Elvie A. Durain
Barangay Secretary: Loreta A. Nalupa
Number of BHW’s: 3
Number of Day Care Centers: 1

LEGEND OF AGAHAY:

Agahay (1919 ) – When the Spaniards came and settled in Dunggo-an (old name of Maribojoc), Agahay was already a prosperous village and was made a sitio of ancient Busao. The original name of Agahay is “ Dagahay “ which means gently – flowing water. The different springs of Agahay developed into streams of water that flows down the Abatan River. During the early days of the Spanish conquest in Bohol, when one was asked where he would pass by in going to Maribojoc, the ready answer would be “ sa Dagahay “’ the stream of water that gathers into the Abatan River where the Abatan Bridge is now located.