(14 votes, average: 3.21 out of 5)
Loading ...Juan Romeo Nereus Olaivar Acosta, popularly known as Neric Acosta, is a politician, academician, and political scientist in the Philippines. Neric Acosta is a former member of the Philippine House of Representatives, representing the first district of the province of Bukidnon from 1998 to 2007.
Neric Acosta started as a staff researcher in the Committee on International Economic Policy of Representative Ramon Bagatsing in 1989. He was project director of the Bukidnon Integrated Network of Home Industries, Inc. (BINHI), a non-governmental organization involved in Grameen banking, in 1995.
A staunch believer in education as a great equalizer, Neric Acosta co-founded the Northern Bukidnon Community College, which caters primarily to Lumad (indigenous) students and scholars. Neric Acosta is also a member of the Board of the Cagayan de Oro College.
Neric Acosta taught as professor and academic consultant in Xavier University, University of the Philippines and the Bukidnon State College from 1992 to 1998. He was also a professorial lecturer at the School of Government of Ateneo de Manila University and at the Department of Political Science of De La Salle University, teaching graduate students on public policy and the Philippine development experience. Currently, Neric Acosta is a core professor of the Executive Education and Lifelong Learning Center (EXCELL) of the Asian Institute of Management. Well-respected by his students, Neric Acosta teaching style is facilitative, insightful, and thought-provoking.
Meanwhile, Neric Acosta continues to live his environmental advocacy through his memberships in the Boards of the Earth Council of the Philippines, and the Population, Health and the Environment (PATH) Foundation. He is also an active member of the Partnership for clean Air, Philippines, and the Founding Director of E-LEAD (Center for Ecological Governance, Leadership and Development). Acosta recently served as Lead Convenor of The Philippine Climate Imperative, an initiative that aims to engage the private sector in drawing up a proposal that will address the issues of climate change.
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ADEL TAMANO (Glimpse bwt him)
1. CREDIBLE LEADER.
2. HE UNIFIES THE DIVIDED.
INFUSES BLOOD TO A DYING GOAL, AT THE RIGHT TIME AND AT THE PRECISE MOMENT.
3. HE IS THE SILVER LINING ACROSS THE DARKEST HORIZON WITH A RAY OF HOPE AND A BURST OF LIGHT.
HE IS LIKE A KNIGHT IN SHINING ARMOUR,
GRABBED IN A GLORIOUS SPLENDOR OF IDEALISM, RIDING ON HIS YOUTHFUL CHARISMA
EXUDING THE GRANDEUR OF CREDIBILITY, DRAPED WITH THE COPE OF UNSULLIED CREDENTIALS.
ADEL TAMANO FOR SENATOR!
HE WON BY A LANDSLIDE VICTORY IN A NATIONAL ASSEMBLY TO BE THE PRESIDENT OF A.L.C.U.
CATCH IT ON YOUTUBE, SEE HOW THEY GIVE THANKS TO ADEL TAMANO.
Cabinet Secretary
The Honorable SILVESTRE H. BELLO III
Cabinet Secretary
Personal Information
Date of Birth: 23 June 1944
Place of Birth: Gattaran, Cagayan
Wife: Regine Gerona
Children: Katrina Marie, Kyrill, Karlo, Kristofer, Pia Alexandra
Provincial Address: Barangay Baligatan , Ilagan, Isabela
City Address: 9006 Benito Soliven Avenue III Loyola Grand Villas, Quezon City
Languages and Dialects: Ibanag, Tagalog, English, Ilocano, and Cebuano
Father: Silvestre Br. Bello Sr.
Mother: Remedios Hernando
Religion: Roman Catholic
Educational Attainment
Elementary St. Ferdinand College
Iligan, Isabela
1950-1956
High School San Jacinto Seminary
Tuguegarao, Cagayan
1956-1961
College Manuel L. Quezon University
Manila
Bachelor of Arts
1961-1966
Ateneo de Manila University
College of Law, Padre Faura
Ermita, Manila
Bachelor of Law (LIB)
1966-1970
Past and Present Government Positions
Cabinet Secretary
Office of the President
July 25 2008 to present
Presidential Adviser on New Government Centers
Office of the President
July 2007 to present
General Manager/CEO
GRP Panel for talks with the CPP-NPA-NDF
Jan. 2006 to Dec. 31, 2001
President/CEO
PNOC-Development & Management Corp.
Nov. 18, 2004 to Dec. 31, 2005
Chairman
GRP Panel for talks with CPP-NPA_NDF
January 2001 to 2004
Member
GRP Panel for talks with CPP-NPA_NDF
June 1993 to June 2008
Secretary of Justice
Department of Justice
January 1998 to June 30, 1998
Solicitor General
Department of Justice
Sept. 23, 1996 to January 1998
Secretary of Justice
Department of Justice
July 16, 1990 to February 7, 1992
Undersecretary of Justice
Department of Justice
March 7, 1986 – July 15, 1990
Professional History
Yulo and Bello Law Offices
Partner
May 2001 up to present (on leave)
Yulo Torres Bello Law Offices
Partner
August 1998
Yulo Quisumbing Torres Ali and Bello Law Offices
Partner
Yulo Torres Tarriela and Bello Law Offices
Philippine Airlines, Member
Board of Advisor
1993 to 1998
Tanjuatco Oreta and Factoran Law Firm
Managing Partner
1980 to 1986
Pinlac Feliciano Partoza Mojica and Bello Law Firm
Managing Partner
1977 to 1980
C. Alcantara and Sons, Davao City
Legal Counsel
1973 to 1975
Membership in Civic/Professional Organizations Professional Organizations
Integrated Bar of the Philippines
Member, Free Legal Assistance Group (FLAG) Membership in other Organizations
Alpha Phi Omega (APO Mu chapter)
MLQ University Internationl Service Fraternity
Aguila Legis Fraternity,
Ateneo de Manila University
College of Law
Wrong photo for Neric Acosta.
WRIGHT VOTE FOR BEBOT BELLO FOR SENADOR..
A MULTI-SECTORAL group in Mindanao said Tuesday it is endorsing the senatorial bid of former Justice Secretary Silvestre Belo III, saying he is in a good position to contribute to peace there.
“It is time we had a senator who truly understands the complexities of peace-building in Mindanao, and we are happy to strongly endorse fellow Mindanawon, justice and peace advocate Bebot Bello for senator in 2010,” Kusong [Strong] Mindanao said in a statement.
“Bello can contribute to a more meaningful discourse in the formulation of a national peace policy bill that would institutionalize the peace process to include the creation of a Permanent Peace Commission,” said Eliseo Mercado Jr., a priest and head of the group.
He said Bello was his comrade in BAYAN Mindanao during the Marcos regime.
Mercado said Bello, former head of the government panel negotiating peace with the communists under President Fidel Ramos, had proposed the inclusion of all stakeholders in the peace process. He believed that peace-building should not only be between the government and rebel forces but should involve all affected sectors.
Bello, an activist against Martial Law and human rights violations, was himself a victim of injustice during the martial law years and was jailed for offenses that had not been proven, Mercado said.
hindi ko iboboto kasi katabi si NOY NOY sa pic eh! kung solo sana!
WRONG PHOTO. Admin, pls correct this one.
And of course I will vote for teacher Neric. Google his name.
First on my ballot, Teacher Neric Acosta!!!! Try nu rn.
Still thinking whether or not I should vote for this guy. On paper he really good…. Had him on my list…but then he really did bad on that debate with Remulla…the debate shown this guy is not a promising candidate…I agreed with his side of the debate but he dwelled too much on what’s written on the LP web site which is full of general gibberish and shown that he did not do his homework…. the senate is all about homework…..if someone close to him ever reads this he’s gotta advise this guy to use all that education he’s got on paper and present more solid ideas on topics and just not the ride on the Noynoy Magic that the LP rides on….he got potential but he really needs to use it to have a chance at winning….do your homework next time and ya get my vote along with more to follow……..
He has my vote.I will vote any senatorial Candidate from Mindanao.
I’m also on the fence on this guy.
Yes — una sa balota si Neric Acosta
I’ll vote for him
neric acosta is number one in my list because he is my relative. and being so, i believe the pureness of his heart to serve the people. that is one great value we are proud of. adelante acosta!!!
KASAMA NYO AKO MGA ANAK…….WE’LL VOTE FOR NERIC ACOSTA……