Former Bukidnon congressman Nereus Acosta declared champion of good governance
BUKIDNON NEWS | BUKIDNON ONLINE | BUKIDNON – A movement composed of Filipinos from various sectors of society has declared former Bukidnon First District Congressman Juan Romeo Nereus “Neric” Acosta as a “Champion of Good Governance.” Acosta was launched as one of the “champions of good governance” along with incumbent Bukidnon Second District Congressman Teofisto “TG” Guingona, Davao City Councilor Mabel Acosta and Quezon City Councilor Bolet Banal.
Kaya Natin Movement, launched in July 2008, declared Neric Acosta as one of its “KN Champions” who exhibit “Effective, Ethical and Empowering Leadership.”
Acosta joins other KN Champions of Good Governance led by KN Co-Founders Naga City Mayor Jesse Robredo, Isabela Gov. Grace Padaca and Pampanga Governor Eddie Panlilio.
L-R: Neric Acosta, TG Guingona, Bolet Banal and Mabel Acosta (photo courtesy of Harvey Keh)
Kaya Natin describes their group as “a movement composed of good Filipinos from different sectors of society that aim to espouse genuine change and ethical leadership in our country.”
“We seek to promote genuine and lasting change in our government by promoting transparency, social accountability, people empowerment and electoral reforms. By upholding these values and principles, it hopes to help make our government and our leaders more responsive to the needs of the Filipino people and enable it to deliver basic services to those who need it most in the most efficient and effective way.”
“We firmly believe that our government officials should be effective and ethical servant leaders who look not only at the outcomes of programs and projects but also at the processes required for them as well as the values and motives behind them. Effective and Ethical leaders are those who fight corruption and frown upon abusive practices of those in power while at the same time training future Filipino leaders to do what is right and just despite opposition. These leaders are those whose stands are reflective of their constituents’ beliefs and who do not stand alone but side by side with other good leaders for support.”
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about 1 year ago
I am not really sure if a person who has multiple cases of malversation of public funds can be called a champion of good governance. I mean what is the basis for such a lofty claim? What if he gets convicted? Luoy lang jud sya.
about 1 year ago
@fr. jun – speaking of malversation cases…ano na po updates dun sa case?
about 1 year ago
I think we can all agree that people who have money and influence are not easy to defeat, especially when they can afford an entourage of high caliber lawyers…