Binay Jejomar

Jejomar C. Binay (Jojo Binay)

Jejomar Cison Binay, commonly known as Jojo Binay, is a prominent Filipino politician and lawyer. He was born on November 11, 1942, in Manila, Philippines. He is widely recognized as the patriarch of the Binay political family that has played a major role in Makati City’s local government for decades.

Public Career

• Vice President of the Philippines (2010–2016).
• Longtime local leader associated with Makati City, where he and his family have held influential roles across multiple terms.
• Head of a political family whose members have pursued national and local offices, including elected positions in Makati and the Senate.

Family & Legacy

• Abigail "Abby" Binay — daughter, widely publicized as a political leader in Makati (has served in prominent local government roles).
• Nancy Binay — daughter, elected to the Senate (national level).
• Jejomar “Junjun” Binay — son, who has held local executive roles in Makati.

Notable Projects & Initiatives

• Known for leadership in urban development and social welfare programs in Makati, with emphasis on housing and public services during active municipal leadership periods.
• As a national figure, supported and participated in programs aimed at local government reform and public welfare, reflecting the Binay family’s long-standing involvement in governance and development.

Recent News & Coverage

• Served as Vice President of the Philippines from 2010 to 2016, a period marked by national debates on governance and social programs.
• Ran for the Philippine presidency in 2016, continuing to be a visible figure in national politics and in the Binay political legacy.
• In the 2010s and beyond, the Binay family remained active in public life, with Abby Binay and Nancy Binay taking on key elected roles and continuing to influence local and national discourse.

Social Media & Public Profiles

Public profiles and communications related to Jejomar Binay and the Binay family are available on major social platforms. For official updates, search for “Jejomar C. Binay” or “Abigail Binay” and “Nancy Binay” on Facebook, X (formerly Twitter), and YouTube. Verify pages through platform blue checks and official government or campaign channels where applicable.