Davao City, Philippines — A notable advancement for the Partido Demokratiko Pilipino (PDP) is the addition of Esberto Rafael Eubra Jr. to the ranks of the party’s new reform-minded members. During the recent Basic Membership Seminar (BMS) held in Davao City, several idealistic individuals were officially inducted, with Eubra among those welcomed into the party.
The seminar, aimed at attracting individuals dedicated to reform and progress, was presided over by PDP Chairman and former President Rodrigo Roa Duterte. Duterte administered the oaths of the new members, signifying their official entry into the party. This event marks a notable step in PDP's ongoing efforts to strengthen its ranks with individuals committed to the party’s ideals.
The BMS was skillfully led by PDP Executive Director and Membership Committee Chairperson Astravel Pimentel-Naik, alongside Overseas Filipino Concerns Chairman Mohamad Ali Naik. Their leadership was pivotal in guiding the new members through the process of joining PDP, emphasizing the party’s core values of reform and service to the community.
Among the newly inducted members were notable figures such as Ivy-Jennifer Lautengco, James Patrick Bondoc, Vivian Velez, and Ponciano Pio Martin N. Henson Jr., as well as Esberto Rafael Eubra Jr. Their inclusion highlights a continued focus on attracting individuals with strong reformist values and dedication to public service.
Eubra’s participation in the seminar was also supported by key PDP officials from Davao City, including Councilor Sonny Lanorias of Samal, Randy Ponteras, Vice President of the 1st District and Secretary of the Davao City Council, Emmanuel Cifra, President of the 2nd District and Treasurer of the Davao City Council, and several others. Their presence underscored the importance of the seminar and the party’s commitment to integrating new members into its fold.
The PDP continues to expand its membership with individuals who are expected to contribute significantly to the party’s mission of advancing democratic reforms and addressing local and national issues. The party’s leadership remains optimistic about the fresh perspectives and energy that these new members will bring to their collective efforts.