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                    [Summary] => CEBU — Vice Gov. John Gregory Osmeña has found himself embroiled in another controversy even before questions on his financial aid to a foundation have died down.


This time, the Commission on Audit (COA), in an audit observation memorandum issued last Jan. 26, said Osmeña allegedly violated COA Circular 96-004 when he leased a yacht to take him to Poro, Camotes on Jan. 17 last year and charged the amount of P9,000 to the provincial government.


State auditor Nancy Aparri, the COA team leader in the province, signed the memorandum.


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                    [Title] => Controversial Cebu vice governor faked scholastic records, critics claim
                    [Summary] => CEBU CITY — Barely able to redeem himself from previous scandals, Vice Governor Fernando Celeste may again be in hot water for yet another controversy, this time for possibly falsifying his school records.


Celeste, in his personal data sheet submitted to the Department of the Interior and Local Government upon his assumption of office in 1998, wrote that he graduated with a degree in commerce from Ozamis City College, now Misamis University.


He also claimed to have completed his secondary studies in 1958 at the Maranding National High School in Lanao del Norte.


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This time, the Commission on Audit (COA), in an audit observation memorandum issued last Jan. 26, said Osmeña allegedly violated COA Circular 96-004 when he leased a yacht to take him to Poro, Camotes on Jan. 17 last year and charged the amount of P9,000 to the provincial government.


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Celeste, in his personal data sheet submitted to the Department of the Interior and Local Government upon his assumption of office in 1998, wrote that he graduated with a degree in commerce from Ozamis City College, now Misamis University.


He also claimed to have completed his secondary studies in 1958 at the Maranding National High School in Lanao del Norte.


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COA questions John-John Osmeña’s yacht expense

February 1, 2004 - 12:00am

CEBU — Vice Gov. John Gregory Osmeña has found himself embroiled in another controversy even before questions on his financial aid to a foundation have died down. This time, the Commission on Audit (COA),...

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Controversial Cebu vice governor faked scholastic records, critics claim

January 14, 2001 - 12:00am

CEBU CITY — Barely able to redeem himself from previous scandals, Vice Governor Fernando Celeste may again be in hot water for yet another controversy, this time for possibly falsifying his school records. Celeste,...

Nation