About Me

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Manuel Dane Corpin Amora

In ancient Babylon, the term “Amora” is derived from the Hebrew and Aramaic verb amar “to speak”, and therefore please allow me to speak and be heard. I am not a leftist, centrist nor a rightist, but I support moved that concerns to the general welfare of Filipinos Overseas. I am just an ordinary Overseas Filipino Worker who believes what Pirke Avot says – “It is not what one says, but rather what one does, that makes a difference in the world”.

A Boholano by blood and born in Butuan City. Grown up and graduated intermediate (Nasipit, Central Elementary School) and secondary course (Saint Michael’s Institute now Saint Michael College of CARAGA-SMCC)  in Nasipit, Agusan Del Norte.

Graduated Aircraft Maintenance Engineering course at Philippine State College of Aeronautics-PSCA   formerly Phil. Air Force College of Aeronautics-PAFCA, Mactan Air Base, Lapu Lapu City, Cebu.

Worked as a Para Legal Officer in a Law Firm in Makati from 1986 to 1993 prior employment abroad. Married to former Minda” Vi” Baguna Corpin from Leyte and blessed with 2 children daughter Mary Danielle “Angel” Amora and Manuel  “Dane”  Amora.

I am a community leader and actively involved in (Overseas Filipino Workers) OFW Advocacy.  I am co-founders of  an OFW-led Political Party of Overseas Filipinos/Overseas Filipino Workers named Partido Pandaigdigang Pilipino (PPP). 

Former President of KAKAMPI-KSA (Kalipunang Kaakabay ng Mangagawang Pilipino sa Ibayong Dagat) and chaired the Political and Legal Affairs Committee. Currently, I am the Secretary General of the Overseas Filipino Workers Congress-Riyadh (OFW Congress-Ruh). Member of International Coalition for Overseas Voting Rights (IcoFVR), Founder and former President of Nasipitnon-KSA, Int’l. ( Hometown Organization in KSA). Just recently I was elected Board of Trustee of United OFW Association, Incorporated and a proud member of Overseas Filipino Council, International (OFCI) and United Filipinos Worldwide for Community Development (UFWCD).

I am an Overseas Filipino Worker for 16 Years. I worked in Jeddah, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia from 1993 to 1997 and in Riyadh from 1998 up to present.

Employment History:

* A.M. Bahlas Co. Ltd. (Tahlia Road, near Bugshan Hospital, Jeddah, K.S.A. – 1993 to 1997)

* Al Ajial Co. Ltd. ( 3rd. Industrial Area, Al Kharj Road, Riyadh, K.S.A. – 1998 to October 2007)

King Abdulaziz City for Science and Technology, KACST ( King Abdullah Road, Riyadh, K.S.A. – 2008 up to present)

Past OFW Community Affiliation in Jeddah, KSA:

* Founding Member, Overseas Filipino Cooperative Council (OFWCC)

*Board of Director/Bohol Leyte OFW Cooperative (BLOC)

Chairman Committee on Education/Boholano Community in Jeddah (BC-J).

Present Employment:

I am at present working in King Abdulaziz City for Science and Technology (KACST), a Saudi Government organization responsible for Science and Technology development in the Kingdom of  Saudi Arabia. I am  assigned as Administrative Officer in the office of  the Directorate for International Cooperation. 

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The continuing saga in our fight for OFW recognition and empowerment can only be achieved through a unified collective effort among our ranks -  Bong A.

My I m a g e s

6 responses

8 10 2008
Raymond Macaisa

Dear Mr. Amora,

I invite you to checkout http://www.pinoyksa.com – a Filipino Online Community Portal in Saudi Arabia.

The site services includes forums, classified ads and events postings which OFW here in Saudi Arabia can use for easier and faster dissemination of important information .

Thanks
R. Macaisa
jeddah

27 01 2009
Louie

Hello Bong, got your link here… :)

17 06 2009
amelia

hi , i am amelia from cagayan de oro city a blogger. i have read your blog and its really nice. I have a sister who is currently working in riyahd and my family is all worried about her. I have reached the agency who is responsible for her deploymnt but they always told us that same line that my sister is ok blabla. But because we havent heard anything from my sister and its almost 5 months now, i hope to find someone who can help us reach my sister. Do you know anyone who can help u regarding this matter? Hope to hear from you soon.

17 06 2009
ofwempowerment

Hi Amelia! Thanks a lot! We’re actually neighbors CDO is 4 hour ride going to Butuan. Nice blog, keep it up!

Ok, maybe i can be of help, cant promise but ill try to do my very best. Please give me all the necessary infos about the employment of your sister. If u wish u can send it via my email addy: bongamora14@yahoo.com. Name of her agency in Philippinesand contact addys, name of her employer, any contact addys, tel. numbers (if any), complete name of your sister, when she was deployed. As i said all necessary infos for me to start digging of her whereabout. Dont worry and always pray for her safety. Best regards. – Bong

24 06 2009
TITUS T. PEREZ

Salam Alaikum Sadiqi Bong,
Kepal hal? I am so happy to visit this Website! Because I found you and I did’nt know you’re the Star in this cyber ah! Hope you still remember me my friend. As your name speaks of itself… same as mine, TITUS PEREZ – WALANG KAPARES!

Please reply back to my e-mail to know more about what’s happening there in Riyadh, Jeddah, Al Khobar and the rest of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.

Keep up Brother you’re doing great for our OFW Sector and it is fulfilling to know many from our group are still continuing the fight… we all have started for the upliftment and upgradement on the life of our OFWs and their families.

I salute you my friend, more power in your new endeavors and GOD BLESS YOU and YOUR FAMILY.

- TITUS
OFW Movement, VP for National & Economic Affairs
Certified Real Estate Broker

24 06 2009
ofwempowerment

Ha ha! Hi Titus, Yes of course! how can i forget you and our old golden days in Jeddah. Just keep in touch. Ill email you later. My best regards….