Official links Ouano to illegal plates (oh oh.. not again...)

[omad]

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tsk tsk tsk.. of course, what do you expect?
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Tuesday, April 03, 2007
Official links Ouano to illegal plates

THE hosting of the Asean summit last January seems to be causing Mandaue City Mayor Thadeo Ouano more trouble.

After allegations surfaced on overpricing of lamps and streetlights, a Land Transportation Office (LTO) 7 official is now accusing the mayor of illegally distributing commemorative vehicle plates for the Asean summit and city founding anniversary.

Licinio “Bebot” Gi-ngoyon, chief of the LTO 7 regional law enforcement section, alleged that Ouano distributed illegal vehicle plates to his (Ouano’s) relatives and friends as well as businessmen, professionals and subordinate officials and employees without authority from the Department of Transportation and Communications (DOTC).

Ouano and Mandaue City Administrator Serafin Blanco could not be reached for their comment yesterday despite repeated calls to their cell phones.

P2T each

Gingoyon, a former journalist and brother of murdered Regional Trial Court judge Henrick Gingoyon, said illegal vehicle plates marked “lawyer” were also distributed to lawyers at P2,000 per plate, through the Integrated Bar of the Philippines.

Lawyer Nilo V. Seno was apprehended with fake Association of Southeast Asian Nations (Asean) summit plates, while businessman Alexander Ng was apprehended with plates for Mandaue City’s 483rd founding anniversary, which expired on 2005 but was allegedly extended by Ouano until Dec. 4, 2006.

Gingoyon said that those apprehended in the crackdown requested that the LTO agents talk to Jovito Thadeo “Jonkie” Ouano so they could be enlightened why they possess such plates.


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[Kwakie]

hahahahahahahha... kasakit sa akong hawak ug apapangig ug kinatawa. naa pa na kuwang pa.

dia pod ako o...


Ga fiesta ang sunstar. Pagka daghan ug topics about Ouanoses (both Pedong and Teddy) lawsuits. Like father like son giod.

With everything that has been divulged Ouano supporters are still in denial. Asa man ning utoka oy.



I've written about the 11 mill lawsuit that Pedong is facing. Dia ra evidence.

http://www.sunstar.com.ph/static/ceb...v..pedong.html



Teddy is probed once again. This time it's about plates (plate numbers) "Licinio “Bebot” Gi-ngoyon, chief of the LTO 7 regional law enforcement section, alleged that Ouano distributed illegal vehicle plates to his (Ouano’s) relatives and friends as well as businessmen, professionals and subordinate officials and employees without authority from the Department of Transportation and Communications (DOTC).

Gingoyon said that those apprehended in the crackdown requested that the LTO agents talk to Jovito Thadeo “Jonkie” Ouano so they could be enlightened why they possess such plates.

But Gingoyon warned the public that Jonkie has no authority over the LTO.

http://www.sunstar.com.ph/static/ceb...al.plates.html


“This is not a barricade. This is just a show of support for the mayor,” Domasian told reporters.

Katawanan ani nila oy! Unsa man diay nang mga bulldozer ug uban pang makinarya, plus people hanging out sa gawas sa office ni Teddy, sa stairs

Urban poor leader Eglyrina Caballero, a known die-hard supporter of the mayor, led a group who blocked the door to the mayor’s office.

http://www.sunstar.com.ph/static/ceb...ried.home.html


Dia pa. bantog rang di dugok ang rally naa diay artista. but i've heard those who attended were a mix of cityhall employee's (must attend kuno ni) supportes and uziseros. Nang labay pa kuno ug towel si teddybear , nyiga mora man elvis lo .... Thanks for the exposure teddybear LOL

http://www.sunstar.com.ph/static/ceb....campaign.html

[iqzhiro]

basta ouano naa na milagro pirme mahitabo

[Kwakie]

WE ARE familiar with the story of Lazarus, the man whom Jesus raised from the dead. He had been buried for four days when Jesus went to his tomb and ordered the removal of the stone that sealed its entrance.

“There will be a bad smell, Lord,” Martha, the dead man’s sister, warned. He told her to believe in Him and, after the stone was removed, ordered Lazarus to come out of the tomb

What I did not know was that Jesus went back to Bethany, where Lazarus and his sisters (the other was Mary) lived. He was accompanied by his disciples, including Judas Iscariot. After dinner, Mary took a whole pint of expensive perfume, which she poured on Jesus’ feet. She then wiped it with her hair.

Judas remonstrated. We could have sold the perfume for three hundred silver coins, he said, and given the money to the poor. In fact, when the bag was handed over to him, Judas pocketed some of the money.

This particular episode (which, by the way, was last Sunday’s reading) struck me because I did not realize until then that hypocrisy, of the type that Judas displayed, is as old as the Good Book. Take a bow, Judas Iscariot, wherever you may be. You may have died an ignominious death but you ought to be proud of your progeny.

We will be witnessing more of the same hypocrisy as the election campaign heats up. The poor will again be held up as an example of the failures of the title-holders and as reason for the outsiders to get in. We will take care of the poor, that’s the promise.

In fact, the poor are, as in the case of Judas, farthest from their minds. They just want to get hold of the moneybag so they could help themselves to its contents. When that happens, the other side will be the ones crying out loudly for the poor. It is a vicious cycle.

What is ironic is that the people’s money that they help themselves to have a way of making thieves smell like Mary’s perfume instead of the odor of a rotting body that has been buried for four days. For some perverse reason, we seem to remember Jesus’ triumphant return to Bethany not so much for his anointment as for Judas’ thievery.

But the bad guys also lose sometimes. Pardon the thought in this season of Lent but would the world be a little better if after being exposed, the modern day Judases would be so stricken with shame and remorse as to hang themselves like the original one?

http://www.sunstar.com.ph/static/ceb...ther.side.html

[nab_uang]

nalumos jud si OUANO sa kadaghan sa issue nga iyang gi-atubang... murag GABA^ nani nya.... hehehe...

[rudyarcipe]

guys lets do something to throw away ouanos from city hall. maybe lets scatter this things through leaflets. at least mahigmata ning uban nga gipangbutahan sa mga ouano

[potterboy]

BOGO ang mga tawo nga mobutar aning mga ouano.

[carlomonic]

basin ok rana taga mandaue ingon ana ila mayor

[Godfather]

But the bad guys also lose sometimes. Pardon the thought in this season of Lent but would the world be a little better if after being exposed, the modern day Judases would be so stricken with shame and remorse as to hang themselves like the original one?

What a wonderful world would it be! Alas, we live in a country where honor has no special place, where cheating and stealing has become the norm. We have a president who claims she's sorry but at the same breath, manipulates congress to avoid an investigation. Locally, we have a mayor who got caught with his hands in the till and then surrounds himself with a horde of paid lackeys to avoid the arm of justice. But then we can always hope for a miracle, can't we? Calling Pedong and Teddy, I will donate the rope.

[tolstoi]

whatever happened to the mandatory LIFESTYLE CHECK of COA?

maynta ma check ni asa gyud ni gikan ang wealth sa mga OUANO..although obvious naman kaayu, pero mas ok ma legally account lang bah