Benigno "Noynoy" S. Aquino III Address and Contact Number

Our Excellency Mr President,

First of all, I would like to congratulate you because most of your team leads in this year's election.

Appreciate if you could command them to prioritize the number 1 problem of our nation which is CORRUPTION.

I know you have the capability on how to handle corrupt government employees but just a suggestion, why not conduct a life style check to all government agencies especially those which have access on our funds like BIR Auditors, PNP-Finance and the like. If I am not mistaken, we did the same to all Customs employees.

Those who are proven using our funds for their personal use will be strictly sanctioned.

With this, our funds will be used for all Filipino citizens not only for few individuals and with this, Poverty will be lessened if not eliminated.

Thank you.

With all my respect,

Concerned citizen

Sir,
The "Palakasan System here in South Cotabato is Rampant, especially in DepEd, they bypass the ranking if they have there "bata-bata" or there "manok" to filled up the item, that's why the "Tuwid na Daan" here is turned into "Liku-likong Daan.
Hope you investigate deeply about this problem, we tried to reach Bro. Armin Luistro but the one who answered us was his secretary that's why we are frustrated to have an answer about this.
We are hoping that you personally talked to your Deped Secretary to take action on this matter as soon as possible.
Thank you and God Bless!

Dear Mr. President,

Good Day to you! I am wondering if you can help us here in South Cotabato because it was so hard here applying in DepEd as teacher if you are not a son/daughter of a politician, well known family, a retired teacher, TIC, Head Teacher, Principal, Supervisor, Superintendent or regional director, maybe they did not know what is "Tuwid na Daan" that you are promoting.
Sir, send us your emissary here to further investigate about our situation here in South Cotabato especially in Surallah, Banga, Lake Sebu and T'boli.
Sir, please solve our problem here as soon as possible because there hiring will resume as soon as the election is finished.
I'm hoping favorable action on this matter.
Thank you and Good Day!

Dear Mr. President,

Good Day to you! I am wondering if you can help us here in South Cotabato because it was so hard here applying in DepEd as teacher if you are not a son/daughter of a politician, well known family, a retired teacher, TIC, Head Teacher, Principal, Supervisor, Superintendent or regional director, maybe they did not know what is "Tuwid na Daan" that you are promoting.
Sir, send us your emissary here to further investigate about our situation here in South Cotabato especially in Surallah, Banga, Lake Sebu and T'boli.
Sir, please solve our problem here as soon as possible because there hiring will resume as soon as the election is finished.
I'm hoping favorable action on this matter.
Thank you and Good Day!

hello mr. president

magandang tanghali po. ako si julieta limlingan delos santos, taga Sariaya, Quezon po. nais ko po humingi sa inyo ng tulong tungkol sa death claim sa sss. ang aking anak ay namatay nung nakaraan taon pa po... simula nuon hangang ngayon wala pa din po ako nakuha, ako po ay buong puso na humihingi ng tulong sa kadahilanang 2 beses na po ako naoperahan at 2 beses din po namatayan nung nakaraang taon. wala na po ako iba maasahan pa, hind naman po ako nanghihingin ang nais ko lng marelease po ung sss ng anak ko ng makapagsimula ng ikabubuhay at araw araw po ako naggagamot. nais na po namin ilapit ito sa tv ng sa ganun maging maayos ang kanilng palakad, hindi pa nakukuha ng anak ko ang sahod nya nakakaltasan na agad ng sss. ngayon baka mamatay na ko di pa nila nabibigay... nawa tulungan nyo ako, salamat po... eto po ang akin contact no. 09396280177

MARCH 12,2013
DEAR EXCELLENCY
GOOD DAY TO YOU! HOPE YOU WILL READ MY EMAIL LETTER..
MR. PRESIDENT AQUINOAKO PO AY HUMUHINGI NG TULONG SA INYO NA SANA MASAGIP NIYO ANG KAPATID KO SI ROXANNE ROXAS SA LABUAN, MALAYSIA.KAHAPON PO (MARCH 11,2013) NAGBIGAY NG ULTIMATUM ANG MALAYSIAN AUTHORITY NA BOBOMBAHIN NILA ANG LUGAR NG LABUAN KAPAG HINDI DAW SUMUKO ANG MGA TAO NA NAGSIPAGTAKAS O LUMIKAS SA MGA LUGAR NG SABAH.ISANG LINGO LANG PO ANG BINIGAY NA PALUGIT AT IDADAMAY DAW PO NILA ANG MGA INOSENTENG SIBILYAN DOON. ANG BALITA PONG ITO AY TOTOO AT HUWAG PO SANANG IPAGBAHALA.BAGO PA LANG PO SIYA DOON AT NAGTATRABAHO SIYA PARA SA TATLO NYANG ANAK,AT MGA BATA PA PO ANG MGA ANAK NYA,.NANGARAP LANG PO SIYA NG MAGANDANG BUHAY PARA SA MGA ANAK NIYA KAYA PINILI NIYANG MAGTRABAHO SA BANSANG MALAYSIA.
SA PANIG NG AMO PO NIYA, AYAW PA RIN IRELEASE YUNG MGA PASSPORT NILA.MARAMI PO SILANG PINOY NA NAGTATRABAHO SA LABUAN.HETO PO ANG EXACT ADDRESS NA PINAGTATRABAHUAN NG KAPATID KO AT KANYANG TINUTULUYAN:
U0282, TINKAT BAWAH,
JATI SHOPHOUSE, 87008 W.P.
LABUAN , MALAYSIA
SPOT BAR @ LOUNGE

U0283, TINKAT BAWAH,
JATI SHOPHOUSE, 87008 W.P.
LABUAN,MALAYSIA

SANA PO MATULUNGAN NIYO PO KAMI? NAGMAMAKAAWA PO AKO SAINYO.HUWAG NIYO PONG BALEWALAIN.MARAMI PONG SALAMAT.

GUMAGALANG,
SARAH KAY R. ROXAS

To the OP attached enclosures of files attachment inside your email box: appoinmentsop@gmail.com ; pcoo.edp@gmail.com ; op@president.gov.ph ; titonoy@president.gov.ph ; for you to open in favor to acknowledge receipt. Also I’m waiting for the response of my requests to please give me original Carbon copy: Yvonne Arreza Cotiangco, MAN-RN,BSN ; 00663 Vasquez Street, Barangay Washington, 8400 Surigao City, Surigao Del Norte, Philippines. Telephone No. (086) 2317852; Cell Phone No. 09282202780 as stated.

To the OP attached enclosures of files attachment inside your email box: appoinmentsop@gmail.com ; pcoo.edp@gmail.com ; op@president.gov.ph ; titonoy@president.gov.ph ; for you to open in favor to acknowledge receipt. Also I’m waiting for the response of my requests to please give me original Carbon copy: Yvonne Arreza Cotiangco, MAN-RN,BSN ; 00663 Vasquez Street, Barangay Washington, 8400 Surigao City, Surigao Del Norte, Philippines. Telephone No. (086) 2317852; Cell Phone No. 09282202780 as stated.

hello Pres. Aquino GOOD DAY attached enclosures of files attachment inside your email box: appoinmentsop@gmail.com ; pcoo.edp@gmail.com ; op@president.gov.ph ; titonoy@president.gov.ph ; for you to open in favor to acknowledge receipt. Also I’m waiting for the response of my requests to please give me original Carbon copy: Yvonne Arreza Cotiangco, MAN-RN,BSN ; 00663 Vasquez Street, Barangay Washington, 8400 Surigao City, Surigao Del Norte, Philippines. Telephone No. (086) 2317852; Cell Phone No. 09282202780 as stated.

attached enclosures of files attachment inside your email box: appoinmentsop@gmail.com ; pcoo.edp@gmail.com ; op@president.gov.ph ; titonoy@president.gov.ph ; for you to open in favor to acknowledge receipt. Also I’m waiting for the response of my requests to please give me original Carbon copy: Yvonne Arreza Cotiangco, MAN-RN,BSN ; 00663 Vasquez Street, Barangay Washington, 8400 Surigao City, Surigao Del Norte, Philippines. Telephone No. (086) 2317852; Cell Phone No. 09282202780 as stated.

Mr.President, GREETINGS from Malaysia. I'm a Malaysian writing on behalf of the thousands of Filipino domestic helpers working as maids in Malaysia. A recent sudden death of a Filipino lady and the TOTAL withdrawal of the Phillipines Embassy in Kuala Lumpur in extending any assistance is not only very unpatriotic but also very shameful. This lady's remains were repatriated to Phillipines solely through the hard work, commitment and dedication of one Filipino lady, Elsa Rosagaran Madriaga, +6016 7601797.Her untiring efforts in raising money through her networking with other Filipinos as well as some locals and expatriates here is very laudable (something the embassy should have done in the 1st.instance, but now claim credit). The attitude and unprofessional attitude of the Phillipines embassy staff in Kuala Lumpur is highly questionable, totally uncalled for and requires further examination. Should your Excellency require any further info or update on this matter, I may be c
ontacted via my email or on my mobile: +60123 090909. Thank you and have a great day.

Mr. President with the recent spat of crimes involving abduction, I think we should ban the use of heavy tint on all types of motor vehicles as a matter of prevention.

Mr.president ipakita nyo nman sa taong bayan na kmiy hindi nagkamali ng pag luklok sa inyo bilang presidente ng pilipinas...ang nanay ko po ay 80yrs old na at magpahanggan sa ngayon siya po ay nag hihintay ng kanyang back pay galing sa PVAO,ang tatay ko po ay sundalo at siya po ay namatay sa pakikipaglaban sa mindanao siya po ay namatay noon pang 1968 at last yr lng po naapruban ang kanyan pension pero ung back pay po ng nanay ko mula nung 1968 hanggang dec20 11 ala pa po siang natatanggap mag pahanggang sa ngayon..sana po wag nyong balewalain ang panawagan nmin sa inyo maawa nman po kayo sa nanay ko....pls reply naman po kayo..

Call for Show of Resolve
I wish President Noynoy Aquino would show again his strong power to make things happen by getting Congress to amend Section 10 of RA 91 to restore the pre-war practice of displaying the flag with its blue field on the observer’s right in time of peace when it is displayed vertically.
I have written about this matter many times before in letters to the editor and to the National Historical Commission (which referred my letter to Congressman Salvador Escudero III) but nothing came out of it. I am 88 now and I’m afraid this matter will die a natural death when I and those of my generation who can still remember shall have faded away.
Just a short recap:
1. In 1936, President Manuel L. Quezon issued his Executive Order No. 23 mandating that, in time of peace, the flag be displayed with its blue field on top of the flag, and in time of war, with its red field on top.
It did not mention how the flag was to be displayed vertically, but the practice in government offices, schools, the National Assembly, and the people in general was to just turn the horizontal flag clockwise to vertical. (Proof: On the façade of Gen. Emilio Aguinaldo’s house in Kawit, Cavite, a national shrine, the vertical Philippine flag etched on the marker shows the blue field on the observer’s right). Thus, during time of peace, the blue field of a vertically displayed flag was on the observer’s right, and, during time of Pacific war (1941 to 1945), the red field was on the viewer’s right.
2. Long after the war had ended, however, the war time practice continued to be followed in government offices, schools, etc.
3. It was only in 1950 that President Elpidio Quirino, in his Executive Order No. 321, restored the blue field to the top of the flag in time of peace. But probably because President Quezon’s EO did not mention about displaying the flag vertically, Quirino’s EO did not restore the red field to its position on the viewer’s left of a vertically displayed flag. He must have thought the people would remember to turn the flag clockwise to vertical position as before the war, if the flag was to be displayed vertically.

But the failure to change position of the red field was understandable. There were many other matters that required government attention after the war. Thus, the red field of a vertically displayed flag continued to be at the observer’s right in time of peace until today, without basis in law.
4. Until 1998 when RA 8491 was amended as follows to legalize the wrong practice:
“SECTION 10: The flag, if flown from a flagpole, shall have its blue field on top in time of peace and the red field on top in time of war; if in a hanging position, the blue field shall be to the right (left of the observer) in time of peace, and the red field to the right (left of the observer) in time of war.”
(underscoring mine)
I suggest, therefore, that Section 10 be amended to correct the error by providing that to display the flag in a vertically hanging position, it be simply turned clockwise to vertical from its normal position in time of peace or war. Then, the blue field would be naturally be on the viewer’s right in time of peace and the red field on the viewer’s right in time of war.
While at it, I suggest that after proper consultations the changing of the position of the blue and red fields in times of peace or war be deleted.
Sometime ago we read in the news about how our flag was incorrectly displayed in an official function in America because the hosts’ manuals showed the pre-war way of vertically displaying our flag in time of peace. We should always want our flag to show we want peace. To advertise our bravado by changing the position of colors of our flag in time of war, while we do not have force to back it, as in the present conflict of interest with China, would be foolhardy.
AMADO F. CABAERO amacabsenior1@gmail.com
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Good evening Mr. President,

I am a student Mr. President, I would like to ask financial assistance from you Mr. President. Our thesis study Mr. President has been selected to present in the International Conference in Singapore for the ICEMI 2012 unfortunately we don't have money for the registration. I know you are of great help Sir for our future endeavour. Our place was recently hit by Typhoon Sendong...Hoping for your favorable response Mr. President.

Happy new year!
We teachers in Ozamiz city applying for calamity loan in gsis kiosk but sad to say Mr president our administrative officer did not confirm our loan application .we ask ur kind heart to please help us with regards to our concerns.
Dep.ed ozamiz city teachers.

Me in behalf of my family were deeply calling the number indicated on this site but nobody is answering the call. We realy need your help President Aquino. We do all the possible way we can to reach you.
Please help My Brother Mr. Mark Ramos. Please please here our plea. thank you so much President.

You have fixed it where no one can get a passport....everyone wants money. To get a passport, the lady wanted one million pesos. Thank you for totally messing up everything. We had to pay p500 for postal ID, P10,000 for SSS, p20,000 for BIR ID, and P40,000 for Voters ID, and still no passport. The system SUX!!!!!!!!!!!

Pangulong NINOY. . . . . sana po matulungan mo ako. . . .pano po kita makokontack or ma mmail man lang plss reply