Sapad is a 5th‑class municipality in Lanao del Norte, part of Northern Mindanao, Philippines. Established on June 21, 1969 via RA 5745, it spans 140.03 km² of mostly highland terrain and had 22,974 inhabitants in 2020.
Demographics:
Population density is about 164 people per km² .
The primary languages are Maranao, Cebuano, Binukid, and Tagalog; residents are predominantly Muslim with indigenous communities
Sapad stands out as a tranquil, agriculturally rooted municipality with vibrant indigenous communities, rich natural beauty, and emerging infrastructure. While facing challenges like poverty and intermittent security concerns, ongoing development efforts in roads, markets, and social services are paving the way for growth and eco‑tourism potential.
The establishment of connectivity infrastructure subprojects such as farm to market roads would have a great beneficial effect to the lives of the settlers where the source of living lies mostly on farming in the settlement area. Mainly, it will
