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Wilson C. Amad

President - Kampana Mass Media Apostolate
  • Date of Birth: June 9, 1972
  • Place of Birth: Dalaguete, Cebu
  • Nationality: Filipino
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  • Gender: Male
  • Civil Status: Married
  • Spouse’s Name: Maria Concepcion Amad
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Education
  • Bachelor of Science in Accountancy - University of San Jose Recoletos
  • Studied Master of Arts in Public Administration - Mater Dei College
  • Studied Master of Arts in Moral Theology - Saint John Vianney Theological Seminary
  • Career & History
    Legislative History
    Advocacies
    Achievements
    Previous Positions
  • Senior Auditor of Engagement in the Philippine Program (PACAP) - R.Z. Escobia and Company, CPAS Australian Community Assistance
  • General Manager - Boom Marine Corporation
  • President - Confederation of Exporters Region 10A (Philexport 10A)
  • Board of Director - Phividec Industrial Estate - Misamis Oriental Enterprises (PIE-MO)
  • Regional Manager (VISMIN) - Philko Ubins Ltd. Corp, played an important role in the rehabilitation of telecommunication in areas hit by Typhoon Yolanda
  • Advocacies
  • Declared nuisance by Comelec in 2022 when running as Vice President but won in the Supreme Court, which ruled Comelec guilty of contempt and grave abuse of discretion.
  • Opposed the DENR Region 10's attempt to displace residents from Gango, Libona, Bukidnon, who've lived there since 1953.
  • Spokesperson for Plaridel Higaonon Tribal Council against exploitation of ancestral lands.
  • Challenged DepEd Order No. 1 Series of 2015, leading to the approval of over 3,000 kinder enrollments in Cagayan de Oro.
  • Fought against abuses within the Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources.
  • Exposed corruption in the Bureau of Customs, Mindanao Container Terminal Port (MICT).
  • Advocated for streamlined processes in the DENR, reducing required signatures from 16 to 3.
  • Opposed bureaucratic inefficiencies in various government agencies.
  • Legislative Priorities

    Education

  • Build more public schools to counter the dominance of private, profit-driven institutions.
  • Provide free tuition, transportation allowance, and meal stipends for poor but deserving students in private schools.
  • Offer free accommodations for public school students.
  • Uphold the constitutional right to quality education.
  • Combat corruption at all levels of the education system.
  • Health

  • Establish more public hospitals to balance the private hospital-centric system.
  • Mandate free weekly check-ups in partnership with pharmaceutical companies.
  • Deduct check-up and medication costs from the income taxes of doctors and pharmaceutical companies.
  • Economy

  • Remove middle traders from the food supply chain to lower prices.
  • Raise retirees' pensions to match the minimum wage.
  • Generate more jobs to reduce reliance on loans and excessive taxes.
  • Regulate the exploitation of natural resources.
  • Form public-private partnerships to monitor market prices.
  • Labor

  • Require the formation of labor unions and mandatory membership to protect workers' rights.
  • Provide mandatory orientations on workers' rights.
  • Create private groups to monitor labor law compliance.
  • Politics

  • Pass the Anti-Political Dynasty Bill.
  • Strengthen anti-corruption efforts by prosecuting corrupt officials.
  • Implement a citizen's arrest system with rewards for reporting vote-buying.
  • Environtment

  • Promote bi-monthly collaborative actions between public and private sectors for environmental care.
  • Establish more ecological zones.
  • Reforest denuded mountains with the participation of indigenous communities.
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