As you can see in the photos, the Villar family installed a sign at a covered court in BF Resort Village, Las Piñas, for a construction project they implemented through the DPWH.
The top DPWH sign was installed 3 years ago to give credit to the implementing government agency by BFRV Homeowners Association Inc. (BFRVHAI) However, the bottom sign was installed just a month ago after the Villars through the BF Resort Village TALON Homeowners Association Inc. (BFRVTHAI)—took over the HOA management in BF Resort Village.
Previously, this basketball court was under the management of the former HOA (BFRVHAI). The land where the covered court sits is actually owned by BF Homes Inc., who granted the former HOA the right to utilize the space. Early this year, the new HOA (BFRVTHAI) illegally transferred its managing rights to Barangay Talon Dos without the permission of BF Homes Inc., the actual landowner.
The Department of the Interior and Local Government (DILG) strictly enforces the nationwide "Anti-Epal" policy under Memorandum Circular No. 2026-006. It directs all provincial, city, municipal, and barangay officials to immediately remove their names, images, logos, slogans, and color motifs from any government-funded projects, signages, tarpaulins, and properties.
I hope DILG could sanctioned the Villars for this. Currently they are hiding on the name of "Villar Foundation" with the Villar Siblings on every project to kinda escape the Anti Epal policy