Showing posts with label BassaKao. Show all posts
Showing posts with label BassaKao. Show all posts

Sunday, May 25, 2014

How the Pro-Kidnapping Groups Curtail Right to Decent Work in Sulu

Jolo, Sulu, the Land of Many Missed out Opportunities.

Missed out opportunities in Sulu looks like to have been orchestrated by the rich, powerful, and the famous in Sulu.



Let me explain why, and allow me to begin with the ARMM PSPB.

Friday, May 23, 2014

Video: Full Coverage of the March 14 Anti-Kidnapping Rally in Sulu

Doc Raden Ikbala together with a thousand people, who had enough of kidnapping in Sulu, converged in Plaza Marina, Jolo, Sulu to voice out their sentiments against kidnapping last March 14, 2014. 

The following are the full coverage of the event, dubbed as A Thousand People Indignation March and Blitzkrieg Rally Against Kidnapping in Sulu. 

The video is sub-divided into seven parts for easier uploading (on the uploader's end) and easier viewing (on ours).


Part 1

Sunday, May 18, 2014

The Jolo Chief of Police Vows to Fulfill his Mandate

The Majestic Masjid Tulay Jami dwarfing even the Bud Datu'.
There are always good and bad sides to all things -- the Yin and Yang. Or else, the world is incomplete.

The innate and pristine beauty of Sulu in the southern Philippines has been largely protected because of the negative publicity that Sulu exhibits to the outside world. Rich land developers and investors would not come for fear that their investments would suffer in Sulu.

But keeping Sulu as "peaceful but volatile" as it is will keep us backward and stagnant for a long time. We can not compete with the world's fast evolving modernity. The Arab words are already competing against each other for prosperity. The Tausug are mostly Muslims, too.


Saturday, May 17, 2014

The BassaKao Arrests the Chief of Jolo Police for an Hour

The Ladies of BassaKao visit the Chief Sitin to strengthen private-public partnership for a more peaceful and progressive Jolo
Partnership between law enforcers and the civilian population is a must for the rule of law to work as it should.

The #BassaKao (Bangsa Sug Against Kidnapping and Other Crimes) core group visited the Chief Junpikar Sitin at his office today to convey the message of thanks of the people to the new-found energy of the law enforcers in Jolo in keeping the civilian population out of harms way of the bad guys.