+ Follow ORDONIO Tag
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[Summary] => Six-year PBA veteran Jon Ordonio said the other day he’s working on the Filipino citizenship papers of his two sons Kobe, 16, and Tahjae, 14, so that they may be eligible as locals for the Gilas Cadets program.
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[Title] => High hopes for Lao
[Summary] => Pharex picked a little-known Filipino-born player from Canada in the recent PBL draft and the word is he could be the steal of the batch.
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[Title] => Whatever happened to Jon Ordonio?
[Summary] => Former PBA cager Jon Ordonio recently sent an e-mail explaining the circumstances behind his sudden departure from Manila in November 2004. It’s been over five years since he left and Ordonio hadn’t made contact until a few days ago.
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[Summary] => Red Bull reserve guard Jon Ordonio can’t understand why he’s on the list of eight Fil-foreigners being investigated by the Department of Justice (DOJ). He’s suspected of forging documents to acquire Filipino citizenship for eligibility to play in the Philippine Basketball Association (PBA) as a local.
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[Title] => DOJ clears Ordonio; Asi ‘in danger’
[Summary] => The Department of Justice has affirmed the Philippine citizenship of basketball player Jonathan William Ordonio after evaluation of documents he submitted to prove he was no Fil-sham.
In a resolution dated May 27, Acting Justice Secretary Ma. Merceditas Gutierrez said the DOJ found no "cogent reason" to overturn its earlier ruling acknowledging the Filipino citizenship of Ordonio, a player for Alaska team.
As this developed, Chief State Prosecutor Jovencito Zuno merely hinted that another suspected Fil-sham, Asi Taulava of Talk N Text "is in danger."
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[Title] => ‘Fil-shams’ citizenship must first be revoked
[Summary] => The deportation proceedings for the five Fil-foreign players found by two Senate committees to have fake documents in trying to establish their Filipino roots will have to wait until such time that local courts revoked their Filipino citizenship.
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[Title] => Barbers maintains 3 more Fil-foreigners under fire
[Summary] => A Senate investigating committee has unearthed more evidence showing that three other Fil-foreigners – Albert "Ali" Peek of Alaska, Andy Seigle of Purefoods and Dorian Pena of San Miguel – had submitted dubious documents, bringing to seven the number of PBA players who could face immediate deportation for failure to meet citizenship requirements.
Sen. Robert Barbers, chairman of the Senate committee on games, amusement and sports, said charges will be filed against the three.
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In a resolution dated May 27, Acting Justice Secretary Ma. Merceditas Gutierrez said the DOJ found no "cogent reason" to overturn its earlier ruling acknowledging the Filipino citizenship of Ordonio, a player for Alaska team.
As this developed, Chief State Prosecutor Jovencito Zuno merely hinted that another suspected Fil-sham, Asi Taulava of Talk N Text "is in danger."
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Sen. Robert Barbers, chairman of the Senate committee on games, amusement and sports, said charges will be filed against the three.
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