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Oversight committee for intel funds

If you’re applying for the approval of, say, cosmetic products that have passed rigid testing from the food and drug offices in their countries of origin, don’t be too sure your products will breeze through the Food and Drug Administration.

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NIA employees group says no role in Antiporda case

The National Irrigation Administration Employees’ Association of the Philippines has denied having consented to the filing of a complaint against Benny Antiporda, the NIA chief.

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SC rules in favor of construction firm in contract dispute case

SC rules in favor of construction firm in contract dispute case
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NIA pushes PPPs for P800 billion worth of projects

NIA pushes PPPs for P800 billion worth of projects
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NIA files criminal, admin charges vs 2 officials

GROSS NEGLIGENCE. National Irrigation Administration (NIA) Administrator Benny Antiporda (left) and Senior Deputy Administrator Atty. Eryl Royce Nagtalon hold a press briefing on Monday (Sept. 19, 2022). The officials said due to "gross negligence" of their two officials, NIA stands to lose the Green Asia case involving PHP206 million. (Photo courtesy of NIA) MANILA - The National Irrigation Administration (NIA) on Monday said it has filed criminal and administrative charges against its two officials for alleged "gross inexcusable negligence". In a press briefing, NIA Administrator Benny Antiporda said the "negligence, unprofessionalism, and incompetence" of acting manager of Legal Services Atty. Lloyd Cudal and handling lawyer Atty. Mary Annabelle Cruz-Domingo caused the agency to lose a case against Green Asia Construction Development Corporation (GACDC) before the Construction Industry Arbitration Commission (CIAC). The NIA was also ordered to pay PHP20

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