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OFW4Noy24President
OFWs for NoyNoy for President Movement
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BENIGNO “NOYNOY” AQUINO III
OFW RECOGNITION & EMPOWERMENT
Noynoy in Malacanang will be our voice towards our long quest for "OFW Recognition and Empowerment", a new beginning for a concrete Government policy for the protection and welfare of the Filipinos Overseas and a chance to pursue the real change our country needs.
Now it’s time for our OFW4Noy24President movement to rise and stand with NoyNoy, and make that promise “to do what is right” a reality.
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The Convenor is a registered NoyNoy VOLUNTEER with ID # 2796
PLATFORM: Noynoy Aquino’s Social Contract with the Filipino People
A Commitment to Transformational Leadership:
(10) From a government that treats its people as an export commodity and a means to earn foreign exchange, disregarding the social cost to Filipino families to a government that creates jobs at home, so that working abroad will be a choice rather than a necessity; and when its citizens do choose to become OFWs, their welfare and protection will still be the government’s priority.
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The Winning Team
Magsama-sama (Overseas Filipinos Worldwide) “OFW Vote” Mahalaga! Bomoto sa Philippine 2010 Election!
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The Convenor
ofwempowermentI am one of the convenor for OFW4Noy24President. In this blog we will feature various activities of the OFW for NoyNoy for President Movement in Saudi Arabia and other parts of the Middle East and around the World.
Announcement
If you are an OFW or Overseas Filipinos or a group of OFWs for NoyNoy for President Movement, please feel free to contribute your activities in this blog. The blogger convenor will authorize you and your group as one of the authors in this blog. Thank you and Mabuhay Overseas Filipinos!
Links
symbol of philippine democracy
Pres. Corazon Cojuangco Aquino
"The late former Philippine President Corazon Cojuangco Aquino played a vital role in the restoration of democracy in the country. In her Presidency, she had offered an inestimable life of unparalleled service to Filipinos. Overseas Filipino Workers join the entire Filipino nation and Filipinos worldwide in praying for the repose of her soul. May her memory be eternal." - Manuel A. Amora (Secretary General Overseas Filipino Workers Congress-Riyadh)
Former Pres. Corazon C. Aquino's significant contribution for the welfare of OFW's: Executive Order No. 126 - Reorganizing the Ministry of Labor and Employment and for other purposes. Under Section XIX. Attached Agencies, item f., the Welfare Fund For Overseas Workers administration or Welfund was renamed into Overseas Workers Welfare Administration AND Republic Act 7111 - An act establishing the Overseas Workers’ Investment Fund to provide incentives to overseas workers, reduce the foreign debt burden, and for other purposes.
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The Aquino’s in Philippine Politics
"I am determined to continue the fight" started by my father and my mother to see that democracy takes roots and is strengthened in our country. - Noynoy Aquino
Map : Agusan Del Norte
“For as long as man strives to reach a goal, he can achieve it, if he is not deterred by his shortcomings and the pitfalls along the way. Hardwork and perseverance gives its just returns.” - (late) GUILLERMO RADAZA SANCHEZ (Alyansa Agusanon)
SIYA NA NGA
SIYA NA NGA!
Aaaaaahaahhaah….
Solo:
Hanap ko ay tunay na kalayaan
Hatid sa’ting lahat, disenteng kabuhayan
Hanap ko ang isang tunay na pinuno
Sa kahirapan, lahat tayo’y ihahango
Chorus:
Siya na ba? Siya na nga! Siya nawa.
Tapos na sana ang matinding pighati
Siya na ba? Siya na nga! Harinawa.
Tanggalin ang tiwali. itatama ang mali!
Aaaaaahaahhaah….
Solo:
Babalik ang aming paniniwala
Ibibigay muli aming pagtitiwala
Hindi ka na namin pababayaan
Hinding-hindi ka namin iiwanan
Chorus
Siya na nga! Walang bahid, walang duda!
Buhay muli ang pag-asang minimithi
Siya na nga! Walang bahid, walang duda
Tanggalin ang tiwali, itatama ang mali!
REFRAIN:
Gising na mahal kong bayan
Siya na nga, maari kang tumaya
Sa pagtanggol ng kalayaan, kasama ka sa
Laban na tapat, laban ng lahat.
Chorus:
Siya na nga! Walang bahid, walang duda
Buhay muli ang pag-asang minimithi
Siya na nga (Siya na nga!) Walang bahid, walang duda
Tanggalin ang tiwali, itatama ang mali
Siya na nga (Siya na nga!) Walang bahid, walang duda
Buhayin muli ang pag-asang minimithi
Siya na nga (Siya na nga!) Walang bahid, walang duda
Tanggalin ang tiwali, itatama ang mali
Siya na nga! Siya na nga….(REPEAT)
……SIYA NA NGA
Nasipit
Who is Confucius?
Confucius lived during the turbulent times of the Chou dynasty (c.1027 BC-256 BC). Confucius urged a system of morality and statecraft to bring about peace, stability, and just government. Confucius was of the view that both the governed and those who governed were to be principled and virtuous; and that the first order of business for government was to instill in the population, as a whole, such virtues as to make good government easy. This was a system where one treated both inferiors and superiors with propriety. Confucianism laid down practical social concepts. Confucianism is not forced; it is not dogmatic: it is less a religion than it is an ethic by which people live.
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