+ Follow DR. CAMAR UMPA Tag
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[Title] => MSU holds investiture of its 6th president today
[Summary] => At least 70,000 students university-wide including chancellors, vice chancellors, deans, directors, faculty, staff and alumni and other guests from international, national and local officials will arrive today at the Dimaporo Gymnasium here to witness the investiture of Mindanao State University’s (MSU) 6th regular president, Dr. Macapado A. Muslim.
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[Title] => MSU prof hunted for ‘forging’ GMA signature
[Summary] => A professor, who allegedly forged the signature of President Arroyo in an attempt to get the presidency of the government-run Mindanao State University (MSU), is now the subject of a manhunt by the National Bureau of Investigation (NBI).
Elfren Meneses, head of the NBI Anti-Fraud and Computer Crimes Division, said he has deployed his agents to track down 60-year-old Abdul Rakim Mutin, a resident of Marawi City.
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[Title] => MSU president willing to parley for prof’s release
[Summary] => ILIGAN CITY – Officials of the Mindanao State University (MSU) and authorities have expressed willingness to negotiate for the safe release of a school professor abducted here last week.
Flora Manulat, wife of victim Rhede Nelson Manulat, told The STAR that her husband’s supposed abductors called yesterday morning to follow up their ransom demand of P2 million and whether MSU president Dr. Camar Umpa would be willing to negotiate for the release.
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[Title] => P2-M ransom sa kinidnap na professor ng MSU
[Summary] => ILIGAN CITY, Lanao del Norte – Handang makipagnegosasyon ang mga opisyal ng Mindanao State University (MSU) at kapulisan sa mga kumidnap sa professor makaraang humingi ng P2-milyon ransom kapalit ng kalayaan ng biktima.
Sinabi ni Flora Manulat, asawa ng kinidnap na si Rhede Nelson Manulat na nakipag-ugnayan na ang mga kidnaper sa kanya sa pamamagitan ng cellphone bandang alas-10:30 ng umaga kahapon para ipa-follow-up ang hinihinging ransom.
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[Title] => P2-M ransom demanded for MSU teacher
[Summary] => ILIGAN CITY – The supposed kidnappers of the Mindanao State University (MSU) professor snatched last Wednesday are reportedly asking at least P2 million in ransom.
According to Flora Manulat, her husband Rhede Nelson Manulat called up her cellular phone in relaying P2 million ransom demand by his kidnappers.
The victim even described his kidnappers as among the 31 former MSU security guards who were forced into kidnapping activity because they were not paid their salaries.
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[Title] => Negotiations for release of 4 MSU tutors fail
[Summary] => MARAWI CITY — Negotiations for the release of four Mindanao State University (MSU) teachers abducted last Sept. 13, have failed, and authorities are readying rescue operations.
The Crisis Management Council led by Lanao del Sur Gov. Mamintal Adiong nearly secured the teachers’ release yesterday morning, but the kidnappers, believed to be former MSU security personnel, backed out.
"There are some matters which need to be renegotiated, and we are back to zero," said Akira Alonto, chief of Adiong’s security force and the governor’s son-in-law.
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[Title] => Abductors of 4 MSU tutors impose more demands
[Summary] => MARAWI CITY — Apart from a P2-million ransom, the kidnappers of four teachers of the Mindanao State University (MSU) also want the MSU president ousted from office.
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[Title] => Ex-MSU personnel tagged in abduction
[Summary] => MARAWI CITY — Military investigators have tagged three former security men of the Mindanao State University (MSU) as the kidnappers of four MSU teachers last Friday.
Col. Ernesto Boac, commander of the Army’s 401st Infantry Brigade, identified the three as a certain Abdulkhair, Jamil and Samad.
But Dr. Camar Umpa, MSU president, denied that the suspects were former members of the university’s security force.
"As far as I know, those names are not in our list of security personnel," he said.
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Elfren Meneses, head of the NBI Anti-Fraud and Computer Crimes Division, said he has deployed his agents to track down 60-year-old Abdul Rakim Mutin, a resident of Marawi City.
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[Title] => MSU president willing to parley for prof’s release
[Summary] => ILIGAN CITY – Officials of the Mindanao State University (MSU) and authorities have expressed willingness to negotiate for the safe release of a school professor abducted here last week.
Flora Manulat, wife of victim Rhede Nelson Manulat, told The STAR that her husband’s supposed abductors called yesterday morning to follow up their ransom demand of P2 million and whether MSU president Dr. Camar Umpa would be willing to negotiate for the release.
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[Title] => P2-M ransom sa kinidnap na professor ng MSU
[Summary] => ILIGAN CITY, Lanao del Norte – Handang makipagnegosasyon ang mga opisyal ng Mindanao State University (MSU) at kapulisan sa mga kumidnap sa professor makaraang humingi ng P2-milyon ransom kapalit ng kalayaan ng biktima.
Sinabi ni Flora Manulat, asawa ng kinidnap na si Rhede Nelson Manulat na nakipag-ugnayan na ang mga kidnaper sa kanya sa pamamagitan ng cellphone bandang alas-10:30 ng umaga kahapon para ipa-follow-up ang hinihinging ransom.
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According to Flora Manulat, her husband Rhede Nelson Manulat called up her cellular phone in relaying P2 million ransom demand by his kidnappers.
The victim even described his kidnappers as among the 31 former MSU security guards who were forced into kidnapping activity because they were not paid their salaries.
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[Title] => Negotiations for release of 4 MSU tutors fail
[Summary] => MARAWI CITY — Negotiations for the release of four Mindanao State University (MSU) teachers abducted last Sept. 13, have failed, and authorities are readying rescue operations.
The Crisis Management Council led by Lanao del Sur Gov. Mamintal Adiong nearly secured the teachers’ release yesterday morning, but the kidnappers, believed to be former MSU security personnel, backed out.
"There are some matters which need to be renegotiated, and we are back to zero," said Akira Alonto, chief of Adiong’s security force and the governor’s son-in-law.
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[Title] => Abductors of 4 MSU tutors impose more demands
[Summary] => MARAWI CITY — Apart from a P2-million ransom, the kidnappers of four teachers of the Mindanao State University (MSU) also want the MSU president ousted from office.
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[Title] => Ex-MSU personnel tagged in abduction
[Summary] => MARAWI CITY — Military investigators have tagged three former security men of the Mindanao State University (MSU) as the kidnappers of four MSU teachers last Friday.
Col. Ernesto Boac, commander of the Army’s 401st Infantry Brigade, identified the three as a certain Abdulkhair, Jamil and Samad.
But Dr. Camar Umpa, MSU president, denied that the suspects were former members of the university’s security force.
"As far as I know, those names are not in our list of security personnel," he said.
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