Amazing Jing for Life: ALIF Party List forms ally with TPC for this 2019 Elections

ALIF Party List forms ally with TPC for this 2019 Elections

ALIF Party list nominees Lorenzo Rellosa (TPC) and Agakhan Tomawis

What is ALIF Party list and what does it stand for?

ALIF ( Ang Laban ng Indiginong Filipino) is a partylist with the advocacy to preserving the heritage and culture of the indigenous sector..

is an organization devoted to serving Filipinos through providing livelihood programs and spreading technology and connectivity to far fetch areas. ALIF also aspires to empower the Indigenous Sector and it’s families through providing access to government funds and programs geared towards preserving the heritage and culture by way of promoting sustainable livelihood programs that has socio-economic impact in their respective areas.

History of ALIF Party list

As for the founder of ALIF itself, Acmad Maruhom Tomawis organized the party in Marawi City in February 2003, after a series of consultations and meetings with leaders of the indigenous cultural communities, including Muslim Filipinos. ALIF seeks to represent the marginalized and underrepresented sector of the indigenous groups particularly in Mindanao.

Tomawis started his political career in 1976 as a councilor of Marawi City. During the Martial Law era, he was appointed as mayor of the city in 1978. He then became assemblyman from 1982 to 1996. During the Estrada administration, he was appointed as the Executive Director in the Office of the Muslim Affairs from 1998 until 2001. Edgardo Angara, founder of the Laban ng Demokratikong Pilipino (LDP) party encouraged him to create the partylist for the underrepresented sector of the Maranao tribe in Mindanao. In 2003, Tomawis founded ALIF together with indigenous leaders in his community in Marawi. He served in the House of Representatives from 2004 until 2013.

Today, Tomawis is still believed to be one of the most influential leaders in Mindanao, the leader trusted to bring back the peace and unity especially after the Marawi Siege, a five-month battle against the terrorists in Marawi. ALIF aims to reach out not only to the Mindanao tribes alone, but also to other underrepresented tribes all over the country.

As a former member of the legislative sector, Tomawis believes that the next decade is a critical period for our nation. Aside from completing the unfinished tasks of the present house representatives, Tomawis emphasizes continuing peace talks with the Muslim insurgencies and providing sustainable livelihood and quality education to his community. Tomawis believes that his vision of shaping the lives of indigenous people will be made possible through his partnership with Rellosa. Together, their tandem plans on advancing through technology while preserving the rich cultural heritage of the indigenous groups that can ultimately raise the quality of life in Mindanao.

Telepreneur Corporation (TPC) President and CEO Lorenzo Rellosa

About TPC

TELEPRENEUR CORP. (TPC) is a duly registered 100% Filipino owned company with SEC Reg. No CS201115301. TPC is the leading Company in MLM Direct Selling Industry in terms of Network Load in the country. They have the most efficient and fastest E-Loading System. They have a very unique Compensation Plan coupled with superb IT System that makes TPC the most generous company.

To date, they have been able to create 2 Million Telepreneurs and helped change their lives. As of this year, they went beyond the target sales that led them to acquire new hubs partnering with their dynamic telemarketers all over the county. Their national reach has now increased to 116 City Stockists and 1650 Mobile Stockists, as they continue to expand and reach better horizons. They now have 6 office branches nationwide.

The Incorporators of the Company are well equipped with Multi-Level Marketing (MLM) expertise combined with an IT experience in developing MLM System. Customer services are accessible through their SMS facilities. The company ensures its valued members a smooth, hassle-free business in return for their Investment entrusted to the company.

ALIF Nominee Agakhan Tomawis

This year, ALIF Partylist forged an alliance with Telepreneur Corporation, a seven-year-old multi-level marketing company serving the need for mobile phone load requirement for all networks. Telepreneuer’s President and CEO Lorenzo Rellosa is the second nominee for ALIF.

Rellosa explains his motivations for running. "You and I, we are the modern indigenous Filipinos," he explains. "Tayong mga lumalaban sa buhay, tayong mga hindi sumusuko, tayong mga nagmamahal sa bayan. Tayo ang mga modernong indigino. Gagawin ko ang lahat para isulong ang kabuhayan at kinabukasan ng ating mga kapatid na indigino."

With his position and accomplishments, Rellosa is determined to help the indigenuous people. His career has been an impressive one, and a source of inspiration to many. Today, he is Telepreneur’s CEO and President with an annual gross sale of Php 4B and with a membership base of three million Filipinos. Rellosa also came from a political family, grandfather, Emeterio Rellosa, having served as a provincial board member in the early 1960’s to 1970’s in the province of Laguna. His father, Luis Rellosa, has served the town of Famy, Laguna as a municipal mayor from 1968-1980. Lorenz grew up in an environment of honest public service, whole heartedly advocating livelihood and educational projects for their constituents.

TPC President and CEO Lorenzo Rellosa with Ryan Cruz

ALIF Advocacies

1. Livelihood

2. Education (Universal Equalizer}

3. Connectivity

More power to these admirable nominees of ALIF Party List

This coming May 13 elections, we must choose which Party list that would not only interest us best but also an organization that would represent and support the ideals of the people. Like for example, the indigenous Filipinos who were let's say... not receiving due attention, protection and security and even livelihood. programs. Through ALIF Party List, they would be able to reach out to them and aid them whatever assistance they need.