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14/11/2025

19/09/2025

September 21: A Day of Reckoning for Philippine GUARDIANS Brotherhood, Inc.

September 21 holds a significant place in the history of the Philippine GUARDIANS Brotherhood, Inc., marking three pivotal "days of reckoning" that shaped the organization's leadership and identity.

The first reckoning occurred on September 21, 2013, in Tacloban City, Leyte, when GS GR**GO, the first National President, was expelled through a NEC Resolution signed by 14 great NEC Members including the three Vice-Presidents for Luzon, Visayas and Mindanao. He was subsequently replaced by Atty Alvin Rex GS ARAB Bilagot signifying a major leadership change within the organization.

The second reckoning took place exactly five years later, on September 21, 2018. On this day, Engr Melliardine GS MEL Gamet was elected as the new president, replacing GS ARAB after defeating him in the leadership election in Baler, Aurora Province.

The third reckoning was on September 21, 2023, when the old PGBI logo was retired, and a new design was unveiled, symbolizing a fresh chapter for the organization. On this day, the PGBI General Membership during the 18th National Convention in Odiongan, Romblon ratified the insertion of the new logo into the PGBI Constitution and By-Laws, cementing its legality as part of the organization's official laws.

In two days to come on Sepember 21, 2025, we may have some new surprises. I don't have access to future events, so I don't know what surprises might be in store. Please tell me, if you KNOW. - GSM

03/09/2025

Becoming a Member of PGBI: Who I Am Now and My Duties and Responsibilities

Becoming a legitimate member of PGBI – Philippine GUARDIANS Brotherhood, Inc., a non-government organization (NGO), is a significant milestone that reflects dedication, commitment, and a deep sense of camaraderie within the motorcycle community. It marks the transition from an enthusiast or aspiring member to an official part of an organization that upholds brotherhood, discipline, and service.

Who I Am Now?

As a legitimate member of PGBI, I am recognized as an integral part of a reputable organization committed to promoting safe riding, camaraderie, and community service. I carry the values and principles that PGBI stands for—respect, loyalty, discipline, and brotherhood. My identity is now intertwined with the organization’s mission to foster unity among bikers while contributing positively to society.

This status also means I am entrusted with the responsibilities that come with being a member. I am seen as a representative of the organization wherever I go, both within the motorcycle community and in the wider society.

What I Need to Do?

To uphold my status as a legitimate member, I need to continuously embody the values of PGBI through my actions and attitude.
This includes:
a. Adhering to Rules and Regulations: Strictly following the organization's policies, safety protocols, and riding standards.
b. Participating in Activities: Engaging actively in club events, rides, community outreach, and training sessions.
c. Promoting Safe Riding: Advocating for safety and responsible riding among fellow bikers and the community.
d. Maintaining Discipline and Respect: Demonstrating good conduct both within and outside the organization.
e. Supporting the Organization’s Goals: Contributing to initiatives that aim to uplift the community and promote the welfare of fellow members.

What Are My Duties and Responsibilities?

As a legitimate member of PGBI – Philippine GUARDIANS Brotherhood, Inc., my duties extend beyond personal interests to the collective good of the organization. These include:

a. Being a Role Model: Setting an example through discipline, respect, and responsible riding.
b. Participating in Organizational Activities: Attending meetings, trainings, and community service projects actively.
c. Upholding the Organization’s Reputation: Representing PGBI positively in all endeavors, ensuring that the organization’s name remains respected.
d. Supporting Fellow Members: Helping, guidance, and brotherhood to new and existing members.
e. Contributing to Community Outreach: Engaging in activities that promote safety, environmental sustainability, and community development.
f. Maintaining Equipment and Appearance: Taking care of your motorcycle and personal gear to uphold standards of safety and professionalism.

Becoming a legitimate member of PGBI – Philippine GUARDIANS Brotherhood, Inc., a non-government organization (NGO), is more than just a title; it’s a commitment to a set of shared principles and responsibilities. It requires dedication to personal growth, safety, and community service. As I continue my journey as a member, I am reminded that my actions reflect not only on myself but also on the organization I represent. Upholding these duties ensures that I remain a proud and responsible member of PGBI, contributing to a safer, united, and thriving motorcycle community. – GSM