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The leadership changes we advocated for have finally been confirmed. This transition marks a necessary turn for the future of our national sports program. Thank you for your commitment to holding these officials accountable.

February 13, 2014

Calling for the Resignation of current POC President Peping Cojuanco and PSC Chairman Richie Garcia

Calling for the Resignation of current POC President Peping Cojuanco and PSC Chairman Richie Garcia

🏆 Won — 106 supporters Verified

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Started by Anonymous 12 years, 9 months ago
This has been going for so long. The Philippines has always been known as a country with corrupt individuals. Unfortunately, the sports sector is not exempted - it has been riddled by dirty politics in the past few years. Due to the incompetence of these officials who have no idea what the ESSENCE of SPORTS really is, Filipino athletes are getting the short end of the stick. Some athletes, even those that are financed by the private sector, have been deprived of international exposure, contradicting the International Olympic Committee's qualifications for sending athletes online. For decades, there have been NO IMPROVEMENT with the facilities and because of this, the talents of our athletes have stagnated.

Peping Cojuangco and Richie Garcia, TAMA NA, SOBRA NA! RESIGN. YOU DO NOT DESERVE TO BE SPORTS OFFICIALS!

Updates

December 21, 2013

The momentum behind this call for accountability continues to grow significantly. This level of engagement confirms that our demand for professional leadership in Philippine sports resonates with a clear majority of the public.

Reached 100 supporters

December 21, 2013

64 Comments

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Arvin Travilla
12 years ago Featured

I can't believe it. Myanmar is better than us in sports. Defiintely something wrong with the leadership. Shame!

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Francis Noel Ferrer
12 years ago Featured

We need sports leaders, innovators & trailblazers. We dont need "politicians" disgusing as sport leaders.. Do what is best for our country & sports

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Anonymous
12 years ago Featured

worst, kahit hind sa ASEAN games, biruin nyo ang mga athletes pa mismo ang magbayad sa kanila mga gastusin...

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Dharen Balino
12 years ago Featured

Ang gusto kong sports leader ay yung advance ang pag iisip,kasi ang ineexpect ko after 2011 SEA GAMES ay babawi tayo this SEA Games pero anyare?wala at babagsak pa tayo lalo,sa totoo lang madami pag magagaling na atleta ang pwede pang ipadala bakit yung Football at Volleyball.pakinabangan naman natin yung 95 milyon na populasyon kung 600 ang ipinadala?malamang magandang resulta ang makukuha natin.PLEASE RESIGN NOW!Ayoko nang maulit yan sa 2014 Asian Games at sa 2015 SEA GAMES

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neil
12 years ago Featured

dapat ng mapalitan kasi lagi tayong kulilat walang improvement mula noon hanggang ngayon same parin samantala madami naman tayong mga atletang magagaling di lang nabibigyan ng halaga...biro mo mga artista at mayayaman lang ang pinapadala kong may competisyon..ginawang showbiz ang POC at PSC

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Hajji Laurio
12 years ago Featured

tama na trapo. we need committed and passionate leaders for the sports commission di ung pataba lang ng bulsa!

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tricia mae de leon
11 years ago

tangna nyo POC

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tricia mae de leon
11 years ago

tangna nyo POC