Sandiganbayan finds sufficient evidence in graft case against former PNU president

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Sandiganbayan finds sufficient evidence in graft case against former PNU president
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The Sandigayanbayan Fifth Division denied a motion of the former president of the Philippine Normal University (PNU) to dismiss her graft case, but the same resolution acquitted her three co-accused.

MANILA, Philippines – The Sandigayanbayan Fifth Division denied a motion of the former president of the Philippine Normal University to dismiss her graft case, but the same resolution acquitted her three co-accused.

Ogena and her co-accused filed a demurrer to evidence, asking the court to dismiss outright their graft case. A demurrer to evidence is a motion to dismiss on the ground of insufficiency of evidence.However, the anti-graft court in the same resolution cleared of any liability because of lack of evidence the following: PNU vice president for finance and administration Rebecca España, budget office head Florence Allejos, and financial management service director Joseph Luceño.

The anti-graft court said this was unlike Ogena’s case. The court said that the testimony of prosecution witnesses and the documentary exhibits backed the allegations against Ogena. Information provided by the prosecution in 2019 accused the four PNU officials of involvement in an anomalous 2011 ad placement contract worth P1.1 million with Universal News Limited . The state university contracted a half-page advertorial to be published in theFirst, the prosecution said the ad contract skipped the required public bidding. It also violated Administrative Order No.

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