Mujiv hataman biography of mahatma

Filipino politician (born )

In this Philippine name, the middle name or maternal family name is Sabbihi and the surname or paternal family name is Hataman.

The Honorable Mujiv Hataman
Official portrait,
Incumbent
Assumed office June 30,
Preceded by	Jum Jainudin Akbar
In office August 13, &#;– June 1, Serving with several others
House Speaker	Alan Peter Cayetano Lord Allan Velasco
In office December 22, &#;– February 26, (Acting Governor to June 30, )
Preceded by	Ansaruddin Alonto Adiong(Acting Governor) Zaldy Ampatuan
Succeeded by	Murad Ebrahim(as Acting Chief Minister of Bangsamoro)
In office June 30, &#;– June 30, Serving with Ariel C. Hernandez (–)
Preceded by	Office established
Succeeded by	Party lost its seat in the elections Sitti Turabin Hataman (elected in )
Born	Mujiv Sabbihi Hataman () September 11, (age&#;52) Sumisip, Basilan, Philippines
Political party	Liberal (–present) BUP (–present) (local party)
Other political affiliations	Anak Mindanao (–) (partylist)
Spouse	Sitty Djalia Turabin
Alma mater	AMA Computer University (BS)

Mujiv Sabbihi Hataman (born September 11, ) is a Filipino politician and indigenous people's rights advocate^[1] from the Yakan people of the Sulu Archipelago.

He became nationally prominent when he served as the sixth and last regional governor of the Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao (ARMM) from until it was replaced by the Bangsamoro Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao (BARMM) in ^[2]

Since , he has been serving as the representative of Basilan's lone district and was a House Deputy Speaker from to ^[3][4][5] On July 10, , he was one of the 11 representatives who voted to grant the franchise renewal of ABS-CBN.^[6] Hataman also previously served as the Party-list Representative of Anak Mindanao from to

Early life and education

Hataman was born on September 11, , in Buli-Buli, Sumisip, Basilan.

He came from an influential family. His grandfather is the Panglima or leader of Yakan in Sumisip while his father was the barangay captain of Sumisip when it was still a barangay. He completed his primary studies at Buli-Buli Elementary School in Sumisip in March and secondary studies at Basilan National High School in ^[7] He graduated with a degree in Computer Engineering at AMA Computer College (now AMA Computer University),^[8] where he was the leader of the Muslim Youth and Students Alliance.^[9]

Early political career

Relationship with Wahab Akbar

Main article: Wahab Akbar

Hataman started as an ally of former Basilan governor Wahab Akbar; he served as Akbar's chief of staff while he was Governor, and in was supported as the main party-list Anak-Mindanao candidate to the House of Representatives.

Under the party-list system, an underrepresented group or party can obtain one House seat for every two percent that it gets of the party-list votes, with a maximum of three.^[10] AMIN achieved the minimum threshold despite election irregularities that nullified some of its votes,^[11] but the Supreme Court then issued a temporary restraining order that prevented the party-list representatives from being sworn in.^[12] Mujiv served as spokesperson for AMIN in the intervening period.

After a two-year delay, the Supreme Court in July lifted the order and he was finally installed as a representative from Basilan at age ^[13]

Being a human rights advocate, Hataman opposed Gov, Akabar's implementation of indiscriminate warrantless arrests in Basilan. This started the disagreement between the two.

This angered Gov. Akbar that ultimately lead to the falling out of the two.

Accusations in Akbar assassination

See also: Batasang Pambansa bombing

Captured suspect and former Tuburan town mayor Hajuron Jamiri accused both Mujiv and his brother Jim as being the masterminds of the November bombing at the House of Representatives that killed four people including Wahab Akbar.

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Jamiri claimed in a two-page affidavit that Mujiv and Jim wanted Akbar dead because Basilan would "not be at peace" under his administration.^[14]

The Hataman brothers denied the allegations, however, and Jimiri's statement was eventually retracted. Mujiv claimed that Jimiri had been tortured and that his "confession" came under duress.^[15] Fellow conspirator Ikram Indama likewise later claimed that Salapudin, Bayan Judda, Caidar Aunal, Adham Kusain, Jang Hataman, Jim Hataman and Mujiv Hataman were all not involved in the Batasan blast, and that he was forced by the Akbars to admit to the bombing and to implicate the others.^[16]

Regional Governor of the Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao

Officer-In-Charge of ARMM

On December 22, , due to the "Reform Programs" of PresidentBenigno Aquino III Congressman Hataman was appointed as Officer-In-Charge of the Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao.

The move was criticized by many as Hataman was not a member of the Regional Legislative Assembly. Under Republic Act No. , the President has given authority to appoint Officers In Charge while the Regional Election, originally scheduled August 8, , was postponed until the general election on May 12,

Full term as ARMM Governor

During his assumption as OIC-Regional Governor, Hataman announce that he will not run as Regional Governor to focus on his reform programs.

But months before the filing of candidacy for election he was convinced by many cause oriented groups in Mindanao to pursue for a new mandate.

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Finally, after being convinced by different Civil Society groups Hataman ran for Regional Governor of ARMM, with DILG-ARMM Regional Secretary Al-Rasheed "Momoy" Lucman as his running mate.

He ran under the administration Liberal Party against former Regional Governor Nur Misuari, Sultan Kudarat Governor Pax Mungudadatu and 3 other independent candidates.

He won in a landslide victory with , votes.^[17]

When the ARMM was abolished and the Bangsamoro Autonomous Region established in its place, the Bangsamoro Transition Authority (BTA) was instituted as an interim regional government body. As per law, Hataman as Regional Governor of the ARMM at the time of the region's abolishment automatically becomes a member of the BTA but opted against joining the interim body so he could focus on pursuing local humanitarian and security programs in his home province of Basilan.^[18]

Cabinet

Office	Name	Term
Regional Governor of the Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao	Mujiv Sabbihi Hataman	December 22, – February 26, &#;
Regional Vice-Governor Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao	Al-Rasheed Lucman	June 30, – July 31,
Executive Secretary	Laisa Alamia
Chief of Staff	Rasul Mitmug, Jr.
Cabinet Secretary	Khal Mambuay
Regional Secretary of Agrarian Reform	Amilhilda Sangcopan
Regional Secretary of Agriculture	Macmod Mending
Regional Secretary of Education	John Magno
Regional Secretary of Environment and Natural Resources	Kahal Kedtag
Regional Administrator of Cooperative Development	Dimnatang Radia
Regional Secretary of Health	Kadil Sinolinding
Regional Secretary of the Interior and Local Government	Abdullah "Kirby" Matalam
Regional Secretary of Labor and Employment	Muslimin Jakilan
Regional Secretary of Public Works and Highways	Don Mustapha Arbison Loong
Regional Secretary of Science and Technology	Myra Alih
Regional Secretary of Social Welfare and Development	Al Rasheed Alonto Lucman
Regional Secretary of Tourism	Jehan Mutin Macapuno
Regional Secretary of Trade and Industry	Anwar Malang
Executive Director of Transportation and Communications	Pama Dimapanat
Regional Chairperson of the Commission on Higher Education	Norma Sharif

House of Representatives

Since , Hataman has been serving as the representative of Basilan's lone district.

He served as a House Deputy Speaker from until ^[3] In , he joined the minority bloc and was named as a deputy minority leader.^[19]

Notable house votes

On July 10, , he was one of the 11 representatives who voted to grant the franchise renewal of ABS-CBN.^[6]

election

Hataman is running for governor of Basilan in the Philippine general election.^[20]

Human rights advocacy

Mujiv served as a program coordinator of the Kahapan Foundation—Moro Human Rights Center (Kahapan-MHRC).^[1]:&#;70&#; When he was elected to Congress, he sponsored the Anti-Discrimination Bill, which affirmed the International Convention against All form of Racial Discrimination.

Wealth

In a Philippine Daily Inquirer report, Mujiv was cited as one of the "poorest" congressmen serving in the House of Representatives, with a net worth of only P, The same report noted that out of members of the House, only six were not millionaires, with the richest worth upward of P million.^[21] By Mujiv's net worth had increased to P,, but was still in the bottom tenth.^[22]

Family business involvement

According to a BusinessWorld article, Hataman in started a company with his brother that distributes fresh fish from Mindanao to businesses in Manila.

He said the business is not his, but that of his brother and a brother-in-law, and he only shares his managerial and marketing expertise. "I only help in the marketing. It's really my brother who runs the business," he said. The business started with only P20, in capital and now earns P30,P40, a month.

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His distribution network includes wet markets in Manila and Quezon City.^[23]

Hataman political bloc

The Hatamans and their allies constitute one of the powerful familial political blocs of Basilan, and frequently come in conflict with the Akbar family in competing for elected office.

Frequently this conflict turns violent; in December , two of Mujiv's cousins were shot dead in an attack, and Mujiv was one of several politicians accused in Akbar's assassination in November

His two brothers are also influential politicians; older brother Hadjiman "Jim" Hataman was the former representative from the lone district of Basilan, and younger brother "Boy" Hataman was previously mayor of Sumisip.

Together, the Hataman brothers constitute a powerful political bloc in Basilan. Former Lamitan mayor, Roderick Furigay is considered one of their allies. Gerry Salapuddin was also an ally, but they may have had a falling out after the accusations associated with the Akbar assassination.

Personal life

Hataman is from the Yakan tribe.^[4] He is married to Sitti Djalia Turabin.

On August 1, , Hataman and his wife announced that they had contracted COVID^[24]

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