+ Follow ABU BAKAR Tag
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[Title] => Meeting the western Jihadists of ISIS
[Summary] => Before we begin our interview with two foreign fighters in Syria, our camera captures them both adjusting the scarves masking their faces. One of them carefully positions an AK-47 between them
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[Title] => Uy, Malaysian pace RP Ladies by 1
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Kathleen Uy came in unruffled by the wind in one of the afternoon flights, firing a two-under par 70 and gaining a share of the lead with Malaysian Ainil Johani Abu Bakar at the start of the ICTSI-Philippine Ladies Open Golf Championship yesterday in Laguna.
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[Title] => Amateurs golf games story
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CANLUBANG — Jay Bayron and Louie Dacudao carded identical even par 72s under tough playing condition to lead the hopefuls in the first round of the two-day qualifying phase of the 2006 Philippine Amateur Golf Championships at The Country Club yesterday.
The 28-year-old Bayron, member of the national team which placed fifth in the recent Asian Games in Doha, Qatar, gunned down two birdies but fumbled with the same number of bogeys for that 36-36 card, which was matched by Dacudao in one of the late afternoon flights.
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[Title] => PNP: Arrest of Rizal Day bombers a blow vs terror
[Summary] => Philippine National Police officials believe the arrest of Saifullah Yunos, confessed leader of the Rizal Day bombers, and his alleged confederate, Egyptian Dia Algrabre have dealt a big blow to terrorist operations here and abroad.
Chief Superintendent Jesus Versosa, PNP intelligence director, said it would take time before the Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF) and the Indonesia-based terrorist group Jemaah Islamiyah (JI) could re-establish links.
"But we will never waver in our pursuit to go after suspected terrorist in the country," he added.
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[Title] => Asia-Pacific jungolf rites up at Southwoods
[Summary] => Representatives of the 12 competing nations will gather at the New World Hotel today for the simple opening rites of the inaugural Asia-Pacific Junior Golf Masters set Dec. 10-13 at the Legends course of the Manila Southwoods Golf and Country Club in Carmona, Cavite.
The affair will start at 6:30 p.m. with top officials of the Asia-Pacific Junior Golf Confederation and the organizing Junior Golf Foundation of the Philippines expected to be on hand for the event also meant to welcome and brief participants on the tournament schedule.
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[Title] => Agojo leads RP jungolfers in AsPac
[Summary] => Multi-titled Jayvie Agojo will spearhead the country’s bid in next week’s inaugural Asia-Pacific Junior Golf Masters at the Legends course of the Manila Southwoods Golf and Country Club in Carmona, Cavite.
Agojo, winner of the Optimist International and Temecula titles this year, was named along with seven others by the Junior Golf Foundation of the Philippines to carry the Philippine colors in the 72-hole championship which has drawn the best junior golfers in the region.
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[Title] => Convicted Indonesian gives evidence on Singapore bomb plot
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A jailed Indonesian explosives expert told prosecutors under oath yesterday he was part of a plot by an Islamic militant group to conduct a bombing campaign in Singapore.
Fathur Rohman al-Ghozi, jailed for 12 years in April on illegal explosives charges, said top leaders of the Jemaah Islamiyah group came to Manila in December 2000 and ordered him to "buy five to seven tons of explosives and to take them to Singapore to be used there."
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[Title] => Al-Qaeda cell leader’s aide in RP before Dec. 30 bombings
[Summary] => The right-hand man of the founder of the Islamist group Jemaah Islamiyah may also have participated in the Dec. 30, 2000 bombings in Metro Manila as his presence in the country shortly before the blasts was revealed by confessed mastermind Fathur Roman Al-Ghozi.
The Indonesian suspect said Riduan Isamuddin, alias Hambali — reportedly the most trusted aide of Jemaah Islamiyah founder Abu Bakar Ba’asvir — was in the country before the Rizal Day bombings that killed 22 people and wounded at least a hundred others.
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[Title] => Government converts war zone into major farm area
[Summary] => Agriculture Secretary Leonardo Montemayor said yesterday the government is laying the foundation to convert Maguindanao into a major farm production area to the extent that the former war zone in the south may soon become a key supplier of agricultural inputs needed to fuel Mindanao’s drive to become the country’s food basket.
"We’re literally preparing the set-up to make this war-torn province become an important player in Mindanao’s agricultural development program," he said.
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ABU BAKAR
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[Title] => Meeting the western Jihadists of ISIS
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Kathleen Uy came in unruffled by the wind in one of the afternoon flights, firing a two-under par 70 and gaining a share of the lead with Malaysian Ainil Johani Abu Bakar at the start of the ICTSI-Philippine Ladies Open Golf Championship yesterday in Laguna.
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CANLUBANG — Jay Bayron and Louie Dacudao carded identical even par 72s under tough playing condition to lead the hopefuls in the first round of the two-day qualifying phase of the 2006 Philippine Amateur Golf Championships at The Country Club yesterday.
The 28-year-old Bayron, member of the national team which placed fifth in the recent Asian Games in Doha, Qatar, gunned down two birdies but fumbled with the same number of bogeys for that 36-36 card, which was matched by Dacudao in one of the late afternoon flights.
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[Title] => PNP: Arrest of Rizal Day bombers a blow vs terror
[Summary] => Philippine National Police officials believe the arrest of Saifullah Yunos, confessed leader of the Rizal Day bombers, and his alleged confederate, Egyptian Dia Algrabre have dealt a big blow to terrorist operations here and abroad.
Chief Superintendent Jesus Versosa, PNP intelligence director, said it would take time before the Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF) and the Indonesia-based terrorist group Jemaah Islamiyah (JI) could re-establish links.
"But we will never waver in our pursuit to go after suspected terrorist in the country," he added.
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[Title] => Asia-Pacific jungolf rites up at Southwoods
[Summary] => Representatives of the 12 competing nations will gather at the New World Hotel today for the simple opening rites of the inaugural Asia-Pacific Junior Golf Masters set Dec. 10-13 at the Legends course of the Manila Southwoods Golf and Country Club in Carmona, Cavite.
The affair will start at 6:30 p.m. with top officials of the Asia-Pacific Junior Golf Confederation and the organizing Junior Golf Foundation of the Philippines expected to be on hand for the event also meant to welcome and brief participants on the tournament schedule.
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[Summary] => Multi-titled Jayvie Agojo will spearhead the country’s bid in next week’s inaugural Asia-Pacific Junior Golf Masters at the Legends course of the Manila Southwoods Golf and Country Club in Carmona, Cavite.
Agojo, winner of the Optimist International and Temecula titles this year, was named along with seven others by the Junior Golf Foundation of the Philippines to carry the Philippine colors in the 72-hole championship which has drawn the best junior golfers in the region.
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[Title] => Convicted Indonesian gives evidence on Singapore bomb plot
[Summary] => A jailed Indonesian explosives expert told prosecutors under oath yesterday he was part of a plot by an Islamic militant group to conduct a bombing campaign in Singapore.
Fathur Rohman al-Ghozi, jailed for 12 years in April on illegal explosives charges, said top leaders of the Jemaah Islamiyah group came to Manila in December 2000 and ordered him to "buy five to seven tons of explosives and to take them to Singapore to be used there."
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[Title] => Al-Qaeda cell leader’s aide in RP before Dec. 30 bombings
[Summary] => The right-hand man of the founder of the Islamist group Jemaah Islamiyah may also have participated in the Dec. 30, 2000 bombings in Metro Manila as his presence in the country shortly before the blasts was revealed by confessed mastermind Fathur Roman Al-Ghozi.
The Indonesian suspect said Riduan Isamuddin, alias Hambali — reportedly the most trusted aide of Jemaah Islamiyah founder Abu Bakar Ba’asvir — was in the country before the Rizal Day bombings that killed 22 people and wounded at least a hundred others.
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[Title] => Government converts war zone into major farm area
[Summary] => Agriculture Secretary Leonardo Montemayor said yesterday the government is laying the foundation to convert Maguindanao into a major farm production area to the extent that the former war zone in the south may soon become a key supplier of agricultural inputs needed to fuel Mindanao’s drive to become the country’s food basket.
"We’re literally preparing the set-up to make this war-torn province become an important player in Mindanao’s agricultural development program," he said.
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