Edilberto Rivera Nabus (; born February 12, 1967), professionally known as Ambet Nabus, is a Filipino radio anchor, journalist, comedian, film publicist, editor, video blogger and a part-time actor.
Education Nabus graduated with a BA Communication (Broadcast Communication) degree from University of the Philippines Diliman in Quezon City in 1991.Ambet Nabus' Education. Retrieved on October 15, 2014.
Career Nabus started his career as a Publicist in PPL Building, United Nations Avenue, Ermita, City of Manila. He likes writing press releases and other promotional thrusts, media placement, monitoring media releases, media contacts coordination, and liaises special events/tasks (i.e. red carpet premieres. press junkets, etc.)
At DZMM, Nabus formerly anchored the former Saturday showbiz program Showbiz Extra, the former entertainment program Talakan or Talakayan at Katinyawan with Ahwel Paz, and Chismax: Chismis to the Max with Gretchen Fullido.
In September 2011, Nabus was the Editor-in-Chief in CMAS Philippines International Diving & Advocacy Magazine to print photos, do write-ups, write stories, etc.
In January 2015, Nabus worked as the Entertainment Editor in Kabayan Weekly, Dubai, United Arab Emirates.
On May 29, 2020, Nabus opened his official YouTube Channel.
On May 18, 2024, Nabus returned to television after a 4-year hiatus by hosting his newest program, Marites University, on ALLTV. He quietly left the show in 2025.WTFu by MR. FU: Spill mode on at Marites U. Retrieved on February 11, 2026.
In June 2026, Nabus became an anchor of the primetime newscast, Agenda, on Bilyonaryo News Channel. 4 months later on September 27, he would make a comeback to terrestrial radio after 6 years on the radio sports program, Sports Ambush, on Abante News TV.
Filmography Movies Mano Po 5: Gua Ai Di (2006) - Reporter Desperadas (2007) - Alexis' class adviser Heavenly Touch (2009) - Client Ang Panday (2009) - Miling's son
Television Melason (2010) - Himself Marites University (2024–2025) - Himself/Host Agenda (2026–present) - Himself/Anchor
Radio Showbiz Extra (2005–2013) - Himself/Anchor Talakan: Talakayan at Katinyawan (2007–2011) - Himself/Anchor Chismax: Chismis to the Max (2009–2020) - Himself/Anchor Sports Ambush (2026–present) - Himself/Anchor
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