COA Reacts To Catering Spendings of DOH COA – The Commission on Audit pointed out the expenses of the Department of Health (DOH) for catering services amid the virtual meetings. In the Philippines, the independent body that is tasked to check on the accounts of government fund spendings and the management of properties is the … Read more
COA Seeks Explanation from OWWA Over Hygiene Kits Bought from Construction Store The Commission on Audit (COA) auditors have asked officials from the Overseas Workers Welfare Administration (OWWA) over expensive hygiene kits bought from a construction store. The COA has chastised the OWWA and demanded an explanation for purchasing sanitary items worth P1.269 million from … Read more
The Commission On Audit Noted A Few Things At BuCor COA – The Commission on Audit (COA) notes the overstock of medicine that worths P15.5 million and poor catering services for inmates. Despite of whatever charges they face, inmates are being taken care of in prison. The department always makes sure that the inmates as … Read more
The Commission On Audit Found Out About Dead Veterans Getting Monthly Pensions 5721 – Commission On Audit (COA) discovered 5721 veterans still getting monthly pensions last year (2018) despite being dead long ago. Retired soldiers are entitled to monthly pensions. For serving the country and putting their lives at risk, pensions offer a small assistance … Read more
NYC’s Move on Leave Credits of its Employees Caught Attention of COA COA – The Commission on Audit reacted to the move of the National Youth Commission regarding the leave credits of its employees. In both private and public companies and establishments, the regular employees are entitled to paid leaves. Usually, the workers are granted … Read more
Marawi Evacuees Only Got P10,000 In Donations In 2018 ONLY 10K – After five long months of firefight between government forces and opposing groups, only P10,000 was released as donations for the victims. Many soldier that fought for the freedom of Marawi gave up their lives just to fulfill their parts in the mission. Here … Read more
BSP Executives Still Highest Paid Government Officials According to COA The Commission on Audit (COA) revealed that the executives of the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) are still the highest paid government officials. BSP executives dominated the list of highest paid government officials based on COA’s Report on Salaries and Allowances (ROSA). The late BSP governor … Read more
This School Of Aeronautics’ Former President Is Guilty Of Unexplained Travel Expenses FORMER SCHOOL PRESIDENT – Philippine State College of Aeronautics’ (or PhilSCA) former president was ordered to return a sum of P14,000 by the Sandiganbayan. The former president failed to present receipts as proof of expenses for the P14000 worth of travel fund asked … Read more
Pres. Duterte Vetoed the Survivorship Benefits Bill DUTERTE – Philippine President Rodrigo Roa Duterte vetoed the bill seeking for the survivorship benefits in some government agencies. While there are bills that gain the approval of the President, there are also those that were returned without his signature. Among them are the Senate Bill No. 1917 … Read more
COA Criticizes Ben Tulfo Over Bitag Media’s Income The Commission on Audit (COA) criticized the radio journalist Ben Tulfo for Bitag Media’s income over alleged irregularities. COA allegedly found irregularities on Ben Tulfo’s income on his show “Bitag” for earning P120 million on PTV-DOT deal. However, the documents show that Ben Tulfo’s Bitag Media allegedly … Read more