Are you aware that the Eusebio and Asilo family have their own country in Pasig City? It’s located in Pinagbuhatan, Pasig City on the boundary of Taytay, Rizal and Napindan, Taguig. It’s called the Eusebio-Asilo Country and mainly composed of the several home owners association along Sandoval Avenue, Kenneth Road and Molave Street.
The Eusebio-Asilo Country signage near C-6 Road, Kenneth.
The Eusebio-Asilo Country is one of the most populous areas in Pasig City and is rumored to be a source of votes for the Eusebio and Asilo clans. It is also rumored that a certain Ka Ida, Mr. Go, Kenneth and Robert Lim owned these areas before it became a property of the Pasig City Government. Thus, one of the streets here in Nagpayong (Kenneth Road) is named after one of the former owners. The Nagpayong area used to be a dump site for Pasig City and was turned into a relocation site for Pasig City’s informal settlers.
Since then, the Eusebio-Asilo Country has been transformed from a dump site, into a thriving community. A lot of businesses have been slowly established within the Sandoval Avenue and Kenneth Road. Sandoval Avenue is the gateway for motorists going to C-6 Road and Taytay, Rizal while Kenneth Road leads to C-6 Road and Napindan, Taguig City.
Unfortunately, Nagpayong, Pinagbuhatan is still an area for informal settlers. In spite of the Community Mortgage Program (CMP) established several years ago, most of the residents of this area in Pasig City are without any land title, including our very own Square Ville HOAI. I do hope that the Urban Poor Services Office (UPSO) of Pasig City will do whatever it can in assisting us, the informal settlers of Nagpayong, in achieving a land title.
Milet Resto Bar, along Kenneth Road, Pinagbuhatan, Pasig City.
Most of the Meralco meters in Nagpayong, Pinagbuhatan, Pasig City are located on poles like this one.
Iverson School of Pasig City Inc. High School Department is located along Kenneth Road.
The Black Nazarene Church, Kenneth Road, Pasig City.
El Rio de Pasig Academy, Kenneth Road, Pasig City.
The Spider’s Web. It’s a disaster waiting to happen.
A fish vendor in a talipapa along Kenneth Road, Pasig City.
Tricycles are color-coded in Pasig City. These green tricycles belong to the PPEAA TODA.
A mango vendor amazed at the photographer.
The MDCKATODA terminal transporting residents of Kenneth Road to Pasig Palengke.
Melot & Karen General Merchandise, Hardware & Electrical Supply, located along Kenneth Road. It has a 2nd branch located along Sandoval Avenue.
Arim Merchandize – one of the several small and medium scale enterprises along Kenneth Road. Notice the campaign materials of the recent election?
The talipapa along Kenneth Road, Pasig City.
SDTA Area – Samahan ng mga Dukha ng Taga-Arenda. It’s on the boundary of Pasig City and Taytay and can be accessed through Kenneth Road. It’s one of the several Home Owners Association in Nagpayong, Pasig City.
Generika along Kenneth Road. Christ the King Community Church (Pinagbuhatan) occupies the 2nd floor.
An ice plant in Block 22.
An ice cream vendor putting ice on his cart.
Saint Joseph Chapel, Pinagbuhatan, Pasig City.
The office of the Morning Valley HOA, Nagpayong 2, Pinagbuhatan, Pasig City. It’s one of the more than 80 home owners association in this part of Pasig City.
The Bahay Aruga and Bahay Kalinga – the most glamorous orphanage I’ve ever seen. It’s beside the Pasig City Jail. In case of a jail-break, they could hostage the kids in this orphanage. Clever idea for a location.
Villa Maglente HOA, Nagpayong, Pasig City. I admire them for having a building for their HOA.
An outpost constructed near Villa Ver Capistrano, Nagpayong, Pasig City. It’s one of the numerous outposts that are unmanned and remains to be useless.
The elaborate design of the Bahay Aruga and Bahay Kalinga. It’s funny that I often passed this elaborate building and yet, I haven’t seen any kids playing in its yard.
Molave Street, Nagpayong, Pasig City. This connects the Pasig City Jail, Bahay Aruga and Bahay Kalinga to Sandoval Avenue.
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