The Northern Iloilo State University (NISU) proudly opened its 2025 Pasundayag sang Kinaadman, a vibrant gathering that brought together students from its seven campuses—Estancia, Batad, Sara, Ajuy, Lemery, Concepcion, and Barotac Viejo on May 23, 2025.

 

In his opening remarks, University President Dr. Bobby Gerardo emphasized the significance of the event, saying, “NISU Socio-Cultural presentation is not only a showcase of talents but also a presentation of roots, culture, and wisdom that defines NISU.”

 

 

Dr. Gilda E. Deguma, Vice President for Academic Affairs, welcomed the student performers and campus administrators, expressing pride in the unity and creative spirit of the NISU community.

 

Students from various campuses showcased the rich cultural heritage and academic excellence through a colorful display of talent, including traditional dances, contemporary dances, musical numbers, and instrumental presentations.

 

 

To close the Pasundayag sang Kinaadman 2025, Dr. Michael M. Achas, Director of Socio-Cultural Affairs, expressed deep gratitude for the success of the event, declaring, “Though we come from different campuses, we stand united as ONE—one community, one identity, one purpose—as the icon of hope for development.”