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Ex-military chief Oban gets new job as head of Clark Development Corp.

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General Eduardo Oban Jr. INQUIRER PHOTO

The highest military official to recently leave the service supposedly without a pabaon (send-off gift) has been rewarded.

President Benigno Aquino III has found a job for retired Armed Forces of the Philippines Chief of Staff General Eduardo Oban as chairman of Clark Development Corp.

Deputy presidential spokesperson Abigail Valte announced the appointment Sunday, more than three months after Oban closed out his military career.

“The President has signed the papers of Oban,” Valte said in her weekly media forum aired over government-run dzRB Radyo ng Bayan.

Oban stepped down on December 13 after leading the AFP for only nine months. He was named to the top military post after revelations of past chiefs of staff allegedly receiving pabaon came out in a Senate inquiry.

Retired Lieutenant Colonel George Rabusa, a confessed participant in the corruption within the military, testified in a Senate blue ribbon committee hearing last year that past AFP chiefs of staff pocketed millions of pesos on assuming and then leaving the top military post. Christian V. Esguerra


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Tags: AFP , Benigno Aquino III , Clark Development Corp. , Eduardo Oban , Government , Military

  • WAJ

    Ex military na naman? Wala na bang iba pa? Kasi gusto ko rin mag submit ng Resume para sa pwesto. Gusto kong ipasok sa Pinas ang aking Mercedez Benz. 

    • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_AWGZY3FRXJBAWBZGRFDYD2RTPQ fred fredito alfred

      PAANO TAKOT SILA SA MGA RETIRE BAKA MAG COUP. KAYA HALOS LAHAT NG  NASA POSITION EX MILITAR. BAKIT DI LANG TAYO MAGPA UNDER SA MILITAR.

  • boypalaban

    MILITAR NA NAMAN…YAN LANG BA ANG MAY UTAK?
    SABAGAY…PABAON…MAGKANO NA BA ANG BIGAYAN NGAYON….SA BAGONG PWESTO MAGKANO NA RIN ANG BIGAYAN?
    BALATO NAMAN MGA KABARO NI SUICIDE BOY REYES, KAHIT PANG KAPE LANG…



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