AMSUDA International

: The late SOLAIMAN AMPASO BUCAY a.k.a. SOLAIMAN CADINOR father of Engr. Amenodin Cadinor passed away on Sunday, 13 June 2010. His body has been burried in Uyaan-Madamba, Lanao del sur Inna lillahi wa inna ilaihi rajioon.

AMSUDANians in Riyadh are set to gather on Friday, 18 June 2010 for this purpose.

In late 1994 the AMSUDAnians in Riyadh gathered at Hair to re-organize themselves. They were:

01. Aleem Alioden Abdulwahab
02. Aleem Abdullah Macasari
03. Aleem Samarudin Ameril
04. Aleem Ismael Bitor
05. Aleem Abulkhair Umpa
06. Aleem Habib Ampaso
07. Aleem Abdulmanan Ampaso
08. Ustadz Saadudin Sabdullah
09. Ustadz Cairodin Umpa
10. Ustadz Jamal Ampaso
11. Ustadz Saipoden Umpa
12. Ustadz Solaiman Ampaso
13. Ustadz Alimodin Ampaso
14. Mohaimen Ampaso
15. Daud "Abdullah" Tantao
16. Nader Amerol
17. Anwar Umpa
18. Saadudin Pandapatan
19. Abdullah Umpa Sabdullah
20. Nur Hassan
21. Saleh Ampaso Bucay

After a long deliberation, a new name had been agreed to be used as a pseudonym of AMSUDA, it was Socio-Economic Development Associations of Uyaanians (SENDAU). Abdullah "Daud" Tantao was elected founding president.

In 1996, SENDAU members realized the importance of having the original organization of the AMSUDANians, thus decided to use the AMSUDA International instead. Banker Nawawi M. Mabaning, husband of Prof. Sinab Magayoong-Mabaning, was elected as the 1st president of AMSUDA International with Saleh Ampaso Bucay as his vice president. Since then, AMSUDA International became one of the pioneering members of the Federation of Maranao Associations in Saudi (FEMAS).