UC Nursing CESDEV: THE COUNTDOWN

THE COUNTDOWN

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UC Nursing CESDEV joined Ayala Center Cebu merchants, employees and shoppers in campaign to raise awareness and avert climate change. The countdown to switch off was initiated at The Terraces to signify the start of the Earth Hour. This was led by no less than Side A, Cebu Holdings Inc. (CHI) management heads and participated by Philippine Retailers Association representatives.

Ayala Center Cebu, a project of CHI, together with the company’s other participating properties Cebu Business Park, Asiatown I.T. Park, Ayala Center Cebu, Ayala Life-FGU Center, Park Towers One and Two, Cebu Holdings Center, Garden Ridge Village and Amara, saved 7,074.50 kilowatts of power, equivalent to 1,961.50 kg. of CO2 during last year’s Earth Hour switch off.

Ayala Center Cebu joined the global community in the observance of Earth Hour. The countdown to the big switch off was started with a concert by the country’s premier band Side A. Joey Generoso, Naldy Gonzales, Ernie Severino, Ned Esguerra and Lee Von Cailao serenaded shoppers and diners at what has become a favorite venue for gatherings and celebration.

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Kailangan nating bumangon
Kailangan nating umahon
Marami na ang naghihintay
Lumakad tayo ng sabay-sabay

Ilan na ang mga bagong bayani
Na dapat nating ipagbunyi
Panahon na para tayo’y kumilos
Tayo’y gagabayan ng Diyos
Kaibigan, kaya natin ito

Kaya natin ito,
sama-sama tayo
Ating kapwa’y tulungan,
`wag natin pabayaan
`Di tayo susuko,
tayo ay Pilipino
At kahit na anong pagsubok
sa atin ay dumating
Basta’t magkaisa tayo,
kaya natin ito

Kaya natin ito,
sama-sama tayo
Ating kapwa’y tulungan
wag natin pabayaan –
`Di tayo susuko,
tayo ay Pilipino
At kahit na anong bagyo
sa atin ay dumating
Basta’t magkaisa tayo
kaya natin ito

Sino pa ang aasahan
Kundi tayo-tayo rin
Gamitin natin ang pagkakataon
Upang tayo’y magtipon-tipon
Bayan natin ay isulong

Kaya natin ito,
sama-sama tayo
Ating kapwa’y tulungan,
`wag natin pabayaan
`Di tayo susuko,
tayo ay Pilipino
At kahit na anong pagsubok
sa atin ay dumating
Basta’t magkaisa tayo,
kaya natin ito

Kaya natin ito,
sama-sama tayo
Ating kapwa’y tulungan,
`wag natin pabayaan
`Di tayo susuko,
tayo ay Pilipino
At kahit na anong bagyo
sa atin ay dumating
Basta’t magkaisa tayo,
kaya natin ito
Kaya natin ito,
kaya natin ito

Kayang-kaya
ng bawat Pilipino.

"Kaya Natin Ito!" is a charity single written by Ogie Alcasid, a famous singer/composer in the Philippines.

This song served as an inspiration to all victims to stand up and continue the journey. From the overflowing rivers to raging flashfloods in the Metro Manila area, plus the non-stop rains in the Northern Luzon that resulted to thousands of death, loss of belongings and other properties putting most of the people in what seemingly was insurmountable crisis.

The song was sung by more than 50 Filipino artists, including Lea Salonga, Gary Valenciano, Martin Nievera, Regine Velasquez, Sharon Cuneta, Jaya and many more. Ogie Alcasid also sang a part of the song.

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