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Ganduje to FG: Ban

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Herdsmen bear arms to protect themselves – Bauchi gov
Buhari not in charge – Soyinka
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 From right: National Security Adviser, Maj. Gen. Babagana Monguno (rtd); Chief of Army Staff, Maj. Gen. Attahiru Ibrahim; representative of the Chief of
Naval Staff, Rear Admiral Christian Ezekobe; Chief of Air Staff, Air Vice Marshall Isiaka Amao and Chief of Defence Staff, Maj. Gen. Lucky Eluonye Irabor,
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Leave South West or face OPC – Gani Adams
We’re ready for registration – Miyetti Allah P5

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FEATURE
Exodus: They leave, we die
• Insecurity, poor welfare pushing doctors out of Nigeria-Experts
 Working conditions are difficult for doctors in
Nigeria forcing many of them abroad
Recent data suggest that brain drain in the medical sector is far worse than was
already feared and Daily Trust looks at the data and the causes of this exodus.
By Ojoma Akor (Abuja) & Ado Abubakar Musa, (Jos)
T
he current insecurity ravaging
almost all parts of the country is
pushing medical doctors and other
health workers out of Nigeria in droves.
While the country has consistently
suffered from a brain drain for years as a
result of poor welfare in the health sector,
experts said the insecurity situation is now
worsening the situation.
This is happening as the country battles
the COVID-19 pandemic and continues to
suffer from inadequate manpower.
According to the Medical and Dental
Consultants’ Association of Nigeria
(MDCAN), doctors are migrating to
countries where they would feel safer and
their welfare is giving consideration.
Like other Nigerians, doctors have been
constant victims of kidnapping across the
country, a situation that has led to some of
them holding protests over the abduction
of their colleagues.
Speaking during a news briefing on
Wednesday in Jos, the National President of
the association, Prof. Ken Ozoilo said, “The
National Executive Committee noted with
alarm, the very high rate of emigration of
Nigeria’s highly trained medical and health
manpower to greener pastures. The failure
of the government to recognize the nexus
between this massive brain drain and the
COVID-19 recovery efforts in destination
countries is most worrisome.”
Data obtained from the Nigeria Health
Work Force Country Profile 2018 showed
that there is a progressive increase in
the numbers of medical personnel who
applied for letters of good standing to
migrate from the country from 656 in 2014
to 1551 in 2018.
The country profile, launched by the
Federal Ministry of Health in March 2020,
in collaboration with the World Health
Organization (WHO), also revealed that
the number of doctors registered with the
Medical and Dental Council of Nigeria
(MDCN) totalled 74,543, meaning there
are 36.3 medical doctors per 100,000
persons. This also translates to one doctor
attending to over 2,753, persons in the
country.
Most of the medical personnel migrate
to the US, United Kingdom, Saudi Arabia
and other Arab countries among others.
According to a survey conducted by
NOIPolls in partnership with the Nigeria
Health Watch in 2017, about eight out of
every 10 (88 per cent) of medical doctors
in Nigeria seek work opportunities abroad.
This includes junior, mid and senior-
level doctors in both public and private
medical institutions like house officers,
medical and senior medical officers, corps
members residents, registrars, consultants
and medical directors.
“The United Kingdom and the United
States are the top destinations where
Nigerian medical doctors seek work
opportunities.
“Consequently, at the time of the survey,
many Nigerian doctors are currently
registered to write foreign medical exams
such as PLAB for the UK (30 per cent),
USMLE for the United States (30 per cent),
MCCE for Canada (15 per cent), AMC for
Australia (15 per cent) and DHA for Dubai
(10 per cent) amongst others,” the survey
revealed.
The Survey found that 88 per cent
of medical doctors interviewed said
they were currently considering work
opportunities abroad.
Senator Abba Moro (PDP Benue South),
during a recent public hearing on five
health bills, said there are only 35, 000
practising medical doctors out of the
registered 72,000.
The senator, who sponsored a bill
seeking for the establishment of the
Federal University of Health Sciences in
DAILY TRUST, Friday, February 12, 2021
Otukpo, Benue State, said, “From available
statistics, we have 72, 000 registered
medical doctors in Nigeria and out of this,
only 35, 000 are practising.
“The implication is that only that
number is superintending over the health
of over 200m Nigerians.”
Why they are leaving
Prof. Ken Ozoilo of the Medical and
Dental Consultants’ Association of
Nigeria (MDCAN) said that his association
observed that“while these countries (where
doctors are migrating to) have put in place
measures to recover their health systems,
including boosting personnel by luring
our members with lucrative conditions
of service, the Nigerian government has
not put in place every serious measure to
retain this highly skilled manpower. The
link between the dilapidated state of the
economy, poor remuneration, inadequate
health infrastructure/equipment, and
highly volatile security situation are also
factors forcing doctors to emigrate.
“The current security challenges in
Nigeria threatens the very fabric of our
existence and should be a cause for
concern for all well-meaning Nigerians.
It ravages all sectors of Nigerian life,
including the economy, food security,
commerce, education, health, etc. The
current brain drain that has increased
exponentially in recent times is also partly
fuelled by the need to flee this insecurity,”
the group added.
Speaking during the launch of the
Nigeria Health Work Force country profile
in March 2020, Dr Emmanuel Meribole
of the Federal Ministry of Health said,
“Nigeria has over the years increased
its production but has consistently
lost health workers due to migration
and brain drain because of inadequate
motivation, remuneration and incentives;
mal-distribution of the available health
workers. Investment in the production of
3
sufficient health workers. Health workers
within the Nigerian Health system have
remained the weakest link resulting in the
loss of critical investments.”
The immediate past President of the
Nigeria Medical Association (NMA), Dr
Francis Adedayo Faduyile, in an interview
with Daily Trust, said poor funding of
the health sector, lack of employment
opportunities for doctors, overworking
doctors, hostile working environment
and insecurity such as incidences of
kidnappings, are contributing to the
emigration of doctors.
He said, “There is poor employment
of doctors, both consultants, junior
officers and very senior officers. Many
states are not employing doctors.
We have consultants who are not
gainfully employed or underemployed.
Some young doctors finished either
housemanship, National Youth Service
Corps (NYSC), or who just finished their
studies for housemanship and don’t
have anywhere to work. So, they look for
anywhere that they can get employment,”
he said.
He said those who do find work are
overworked.
“A job that you expect five, six, seven,
eight or ten doctors to do is being done by
only one,” he said.
He said this work is often done in an
unconducive environment with poor
facilities.
“Some facilities are poorly lit. They
don’t have running pipe-borne water and
many times you want to treat a patient,
you know the diagnosis, you know how
to do the necessary intervention but you
don’t have the equipment to work with
and you watch the patient die right in
front of you.
“What about remuneration? Some
states are owing medical doctors; some
owe doctors for eight months, eleven
months,” he said.
Dr Faduyile said all these cumulate in
the frustration for doctors in their different
work environments, adding, “They have
made many doctors uncomfortable in
the country. If they have opportunities
outside, can you blame them for leaving?”
Way out
The MDCAN said the government
must be more proactive in its approach to
confronting security challenges, adding
that the community policing initiative
was laudable, but more should to be done
to decentralize security and to further
empower communities to take more
responsibility for their protection.
MDCAN also called on the government
to ensure clearance of arrears owed for the
outsourced services in Federal Tertiary
Health Institutions, especially on security.
“The operatives of some of these
companies, who are paid very meagre
salaries, have been owed for months
or years. This state of affairs not only
diminishes their fidelity at work but turns
some of them into security risks as they
may become prone to inducement into
criminal activity, especially within the
hospital,” Prof. Ozoilo said.
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#OccupyLekkiTollGate: FG
vows to crush fresh protest
By Maureen Onochie, Idowu Isamotu
(Abuja), Abdullateef Aliyu & Christiana
T. Alabi (Lagos)
T
he Federal Government
yesterday said security
agencies had been
put on the alert to halt any
demonstration by #EndSARS
protesters at Lekki Toll Gate in
Lagos on Saturday.
The Minister of Information
and Culture, Lai Mohammed,
at a press conference in Abuja
yesterday, warned Nigerians
against participating in the
planned protest.
He said based on the
intelligence at the disposal
of the government, some
Nigerian activists “have linked
up with others outside Nigeria,
including subversive elements,
with a view to destabilizing the
country. We cannot and must
not allow this to happen.”
Following the decision of the
Lagos State Judicial Panel of
Inquiry investigating the alleged
killing of #EndSARS protesters
by soldiers at the Lekki Toll Gate
to hand over the place back to its
operators after forensic experts
had submitted their report on
the October 20, 2020 shootings,
some youths had threatened
to stage a fresh protest at the
tollgate on February 13 over
plans to reopen it for operations.
But the minister emphasised
that while peaceful protests
are the constitutional rights of
Nigerians, violent protests are
not.
“At this time, the chances
that any peaceful protest will
be hijacked are very high.
Never again will the Federal
Government allow the kind of
violence that was perpetrated
across the country under
the guise of the EndSars last
October. Never again will
anyone or group be allowed to
destroy cities or to kill and maim
innocent citizens, including
Lagos govt, police read Riot Act
500 jobs threatened — Concessionaire
security agents, under any
guise.”
He said the government
knew that many of those who
had been loudest on social
media in advertising the
plan to reconvene in Lagos
on Saturday “are not even in
Nigeria. They’re elsewhere
around the world fanning
the embers of violence and
inciting gullible people back
home. No one should fall for
their antics.
“No government anywhere
will allow a repeat of the
kind of destruction, killing
and maiming wrought by
the hijackers of EndSars
protests last year. The Federal
Government is also keenly
watching the role being
played by the various social
media platforms in this
renewed clamour for violence
in the country.”
Lagos govt, police read Riot
Act
The Lagos State Attorney-
General, Moyosore
Onigbanjo, yesterday warned
that anyone who incited or
condoned any act leading to
the destruction of public and
private properties in the state
would be prosecuted under
the extant laws.
He said the court might
pronounce such person
or body to be liable to
compensate for any damage
caused by the action or
inaction of such person or
body.
He said: “While the state
recognizes the importance
of exercising the rights to
peaceful protests, same
cannot extend to blockage of
roads and or preventing other
members of the public from
enjoying their fundamental
rights to move freely within
the state.”
He also asked those
planning to protest to bear in
mind the COVID-19 Health
Regulations 2021, which
prevents any gathering
beyond 50 and other safety
measures including but not
limited to maintaining social
distancing and the use of face
mask.
Also, the Commissioner of
Police in Lagos State, Hakeem
Odumosu, told newsmen that
no protest would be allowed
in any part of the state.
The proposed protest,
according to him, is perceived
as a calculated attempt
to cause pandemonium,
brouhaha and massive
destruction of lives and
properties.
Tollgate concessionaire
says over 500 jobs threatened
The management of Lekki
Concession Company, the
concessionaire of the Lekki
Tollgate, yesterday appealed
to various groups planning
fresh protests at Lekki toll
plaza to shelve the plan.
the Managing Director of
LCC, Yomi Omomuwasan,
told newsmen that the
decision to apply for the
repossession of the tollgate
was to “halt further losses to
our operations, especially
given our subsisting
financial commitments to
local and foreign financial
institutions…”
He said the company had
been a victim of the violence
that trailed the #EndSARS
protest with assets worth
billions of naira lost.
He said the continued
stoppage of its operation
posed a threat to the over
500 direct employees of the
company.
He reiterated that LCC is a
private company with over
500 direct staff and many
indirect workers, disclosing
that 90 per cent of their staff
are youths.
Why we won’t back down
on fresh protest — Organisers
Those behind the
# O c c u p y L e k k i To l l G a t e
movement yesterday
attributed the ban on
cryptocurrency accounts,
killing of protesters during
last #EndSARS protesters,
among other reasons, to their
insistence on a new protest.
The protesters, in a
statement, said the planned
protest was beyond the ruling
of the Lagos State Judicial
Panel.
The statement partly read,
“After committing genocide
by killing scores of people who
were peacefully protesting at
Lekki Tollgate and other parts
of Lagos, Governor Sanwo-
Olu and other oppressors
wants to spit on the dead and
dance on the blood of the
innocent by reopening the
yahoo gate to be collecting
their blood money again.
“We say NO! We’re
undaunted! We’ll be
occupying Lekki Tollgate
again starting from Saturday
February 13. We urge all well-
meaning Nigerians to storm
back all the barricades as
our rulers have shown that
they can never change. Since
the #EndSARS, they’re yet to
effect any of the promises.
Police brutality is still raging
and SARS is still operating.”
NEWS
Service wide vote
biggest fraud in Nigeria
— Senate c’ttee
We lack power to audit NNPC,
CBN — Auditor-General
By Abdullateef Salau
The Senate Committee on Public
Accounts yesterday described service
wide vote as the biggest fraud in
Nigeria.
Service wide vote is contingency
fund in the national budget under the
control of the the Ministry of Finance.
In 2021, the Federal Government
budgeted N758bn for service wide
vote.
Speaking at the confirmation
hearing of Acting Auditor-General
of Federation, Aghughu Adolphus,
the committee’s chairman, Senator
Matthew Uhroghide, said: "Service
wide vote is the biggest fraud in
Nigeria. It is meant to meet unseen
situation, nobody gives account
on service wide vote. Standing
committees of the Senate do not know
anything about its spending."
Adolphus said his agency lacked
the constitutional power to audit
the Nigerian National Petroleum
Corporation, the Central Bank of
Nigeria, the Nigerian Ports Authority
and other big government agencies.
Adolphus, while responding to
question on why the agency had
not been able to audit big spenders,
said: "For the big spenders, it’s the
constitution that has issue. By virtue
of 1999 Constitution, we’ll just provide
list of what we need for them and
they’ll make their choice. If they
decline to give to us, we’ve no power to
compel them."
Buhari rewards 110 ex-corps
members with jobs, scholarship
By Muideen Olaniyi
President Muhammadu Buhari
yesterday gave automatic employment
to 110 ex-corps members in the Federal
Civil Service and scholarships for the
pursuit of post-graduate studies up to
doctoral level in any university in Nigeria.
Buhari, at the virtual 2018/2019
President’s National Youth Service Corps
Honours Award ceremony held at the
State House, Abuja, also announced cash
rewards for the ex- corps members.
He ordered the relevant
government agencies to ensure timely
implementation of all the incentives for
the recipients, imploring the honourees
to sustain the patriotic zeal that earned
them the award.
He said the awardees had excelled
in the four cardinal programmes of the
scheme, namely: orientation course,
primary assignment, community
development service and winding-up/
passing-out.
Buhari lauded NYSC founding fathers,
notably General Yakubu Gowon, who
joined the occasion virtually.
He said NYSC had remained a bastion
of national unity and integration by
exposing our youth to diverse cultures
and traditions, thereby making
them appreciate our similarities and
diversities.
“Through the scheme, walls of ethnic
stereotypes are pulled down, and bridges
of unity built, especially with enduring
friendships and relationships resulting
from healthy interactions during the
service year.”
DAILY TRUST, Friday, February 12, 2021
NEWS
Ganduje to FG: Ban foreign herders now
From Habibu U. Aminu (Kano),
Hassan Ibrahim (Bauchi), Peter Moses
(Abeokuta) & Faruq Shuaibu (Abuja)
G
overnor Abdullahi Umar
Ganduje of Kano State
has advised the federal
government to ban foreign
herders from coming to Nigeria
to tame rising insecurity.
He also said it was wrong
to tag all herders as criminals,
saying many Fulani are doing
legitimate business of rearing
animals and needed the support
of various stakeholders to do it
better.
Ganduje also faulted the
recent comment by Governor
Nasir El-Rufai who said the
North-West of Kaduna State
governors were working at cross
purposes, hence the escalation
of security challenges in the
region.
Elsewhere in Bauchi,
Governor Bala Mohammed said
some herders were left with
no option than to carry arms
to protect their wealth from
rampaging cattle rustlers.
He also said all forests
belonged to the federal
government and all citizens
have the right to make use of
them; and lambasted Governor
Samuel Ortom of Benue State
for allegedly fanning the embers
of hatred against the Fulani
herders but paid tribute to his
counterpart in Plateau, Simon
Lalong, for being a peacebuilder.
What Ganduje said
Speaking on Radio France
International (RFI), monitored
in Kano, Ganduje said Governor
El-Rufai did not understand the
efforts put in place by governors
in the North West to restore
peace in the region.
He stated this on Thursday, at
about the time when the Miyetti
Allah Cattle Breeders Association
of Nigeria (MACBAN) said its
members were ready to register
with relevant authorities
to differentiate them from
criminals especially in the South
West. According to Ganduje,
“There are three categories of
Fulani: there are the Fulani;
there are herders, and there
are foreign Fulani herders who
commit crimes.
“It is often forgotten that there
are foreigners among those
Fulani herders but nobody
is talking about them. The
moment a foreign Fulani herder
sneaks into Nigeria and commit
a crime, he would be considered
a Nigerian Fulani. Therefore, it
is high time to ban them from
entering Nigeria.”
He also said the time of
trekking hundreds of kilometres
with cattle is over. “Those
herders travelling from the
North to the South should be
banned from doing so. Those
that are saying they should not
be banned from trekking to the
southern part of the country
for grazing should use their
children to do so.
“This is a national issue. A
robust bill by National Assembly
is the only answer to the issue
of farmer/herder conflict,”
Ganduje said.
Ganduje said security
agencies in the country had
advised Kano, Kaduna and
Bauchi States to collaborate
and check security challenges in
the notorious Falgore Forest in
Tudun Wada and Doguwa LGAs.
“I intimated the governors of
Kaduna and Bauchi and both
had sent their delegations.
There was the issue of funding
and all of us donated money
and the exercise was eventually
successful.
“The way I see it, the
governor (of Kaduna) did not
understand security issues well
because the security situation
depends on the nature of a
state. For instance, no matter
how we strongly collaborate as
governors, how can we check
ethnic clashes in Kaduna?
“How can we check religious
differences in Kaduna? You see,
this is a problem that can only
be checked by the Kaduna State
government itself. Therefore,
any security issue in a state
depends on the efforts of the
state government, the federal
government, the security
agencies and the people of the
state.
“For instance, in Kano, we
have a harmonious working
relationship with security
agencies and we have state-
of-the-art surveillance
gadgets. In Dansoshiya Forest,
we are building houses to
accommodate Fulani herders in
a bid to stop them from grazing
in the southern parts of the
country.
“In Falgore Forest, there is an
ongoing project of a military
training camp. In the project,
there is a provision for areas
where Fulani herders would be
accommodated.
“We have enough places to
accommodate Fulani herders
to prevent them from grazing in
the southern part of the country.
It is the only panacea to the
lingering crises,” he said.
Why herdsmen bear arms
Governor Bala Mohammed
of Bauchi State has said that
herdsmen carry firearms to
protect themselves against
cattle rustlers.
The governor said innocent
herdsmen are being attacked
and killed and their possessions
carted away.
The governor spoke as Special
Guest of Honour at the launch
of the inaugural edition of
the Bauchi Correspondents’
Chapel of the Nigeria Union
of Journalists, NUJ’s magazine
titled ‘Correspondents’ Watch’
on Thursday.
While speaking on recent
allegations against herdsmen,
the governor said the cattle
herders have the right to live
anywhere as Nigerians, adding
that the forests where they graze
their cows belong to nobody.
According to Mohammed,
“The west doesn’t want to
accommodate other tribes but
we are accommodating your
tribe in Bauchi. We have Yoruba
who have stayed in Bauchi for
over150 years, some of them
have been made permanent
secretaries in Gombe, Bauchi
 Professor Shehu Abdur-Rahman takes over at Federal University Lafia (FULafia) from
Professor Muhammad Sanusi Liman as the third vice-chancellor of the institution during a
ceremony yesterday
and Borno but because the
Fulani man is practising the
tradition of transhumans,
pastoralism, he has been
exposed to cattle rustlers who
carry a gun, kill him and take
away his cows. He has no option
than to carry AK 47 because the
government and society are not
protecting him. It’s the fault of
the government.
“Nobody owns any forests in
Nigeria, it is owned by Nigeria.
Under Section 23, 24 and 25 of
the Constitution, every Nigerian
is free to stay anywhere.
Anybody can speak anyhow but
we are only exercising restraint.
“If cybercrime is being
practised mostly by one tribe,
you don’t criminalise the whole
tribe because of this. That is
why you journalists need to be
sensitive and exercise restraint.
Avoid writing reports that
will threaten the unity of this
country.”
The Bauchi governor
also tackled his Benue State
counterpart, Samuel Ortom for
his alleged poor handling of
farmers/herders clashes in his
state that spilt to other states.
My brother and my colleague,
Ortom started all this as
regards herders clashes with
other tribes. That is why I must
commend the Chairman of the
Northern Governors Forum
(NGF), Solomon Lalong. He is a
hero in the promotion of peace
despite his diverse and minority
background. He puts an end to
the incessant fighting between
herdsmen and other tribes in
Plateau.”
Leave South West or face OPC
- Gani Adams
While peace overtures
were being extended in other
places, the Aare Onakakanfo
of Yorubaland, Gani Adams,
on Thursday, warned those he
called “criminal herdsmen”
in the South West to leave the
region with immediate effect.
He said the herders would be
tackled by men of the Oodua
Peoples Congress (OPC) if they
failed to leave.
In a statement by his
spokesman, Adams said the
alleged encroachment on the
house of Nobel Laureate Wole
Soyinka was a threat to the
privacy of the scholar.
Adams also scrutinised
the perceived indifference of
President Muhammadu Buhari
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about the insecurity crisis in the
South West.
The Aare also advised South
West governors to boost the
recruitment of OPC, vigilante,
and hunters in Amotekun to
further strengthen the security
outfit.
President not in charge-
Soyinka
Amid the fireworks by
leaders from different parts of
the country, Nobel Laureate
Professor Wole Soyinka said
on Thursday that he does not
believe President Muhammadu
Buhari is in charge of the
country.
Speaking when he featured
on Arise TV, Soyinka said the
president does not appreciate
the enormity of the problems
bedevilling Nigeria.
“I have said this before and I
wish to repeat this: Buhari does
not appreciate the situation.
He doesn’t understand; I see no
evidence that he understands
how grave the situation is.
“I have said again and
again that I don’t believe he
is in charge, because it is not
possible in my view for a head
of state, a commander-in-chief
of the armed forces, to say
he is presiding over a nation
and things get to this level,
something is critically wrong
within the leadership of this
nation.”
Speaking on the alleged
invasion on his house, Soyinka
said the Nigerian Police Force
lied on the claim that herdsmen
and their cattle did not invade
his residence in Abeokuta, Ogun
State.
The Commissioner of Police
in Ogun State, Edward Ajogun,
had on Wednesday dispelled
reported invasion on the
residence of Soyinka, saying it
was a mere case of cows straying
into the compound.
The CP, who was on on-the-
spot-assessment to Soyinka’s
residence, told newsmen that
“we have evidence of cow dung
but, we did not see the cows.”
Reacting in a statement
titled: ‘Mad cow and madder
narratives,’ Soyinka insisted
that his home was invaded by
herdsmen and their cows on
Tuesday.
“The police need to be
very, very careful, learn to be
straightforward with public
information,” he said.
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We’re ready for registration -
Miyetti Allah
The Chairman of the
Miyetti Allah Cattle Breeders
Association of Nigeria
(MACBAN) in Ekiti State, Alhaji
Adamu Abache, has advised
the Ekiti State Government
to embark on mandatory
registration of Fulani herdsmen.
Speaking on Thursday, he
said: “The government should
know where we live and where
we do our businesses so that
whoever perpetrates criminal
activities can be traced, arrested
and handed over to the police.”
He appealed during a
security meeting organised by
the Ekiti State chapter of the
Police Community Relations
Committee (PCRC) for all ethnic
nationalities in the state.
“Fulani herdsmen living in
Ekiti are for peace and we will
continue to live together with
our hosts in peace. Our support
will always be to the government
of the day for all of us to enjoy
peace. But the government
should help us by providing
identity cards for all members
because the herdsmen are
facing a lot of challenges in the
forests regarding identification.
The bio-data must be done
through our local government
heads,” he said.
The Head of Hausa
Community in Ekiti, Alhaji
Adamu Liman, said the issue
of kidnapping had been going
on for over three decades in the
country but said it became more
lucrative through the payment
of huge ransom. Liman said
that although herdsmen might
not be innocent of the litany
of kidnapping allegations
levelled against them, “it would
be wrong and premature for
people to conclude that Fulani
herders are solely responsible
for the crime.”
The PCRC chairman in
Ekiti, Mr Sunday Makinde,
said that the meeting was
conceptualised to fashion a way
of resolving security hiccups
being experienced in Ekiti in
recent time. Makinde said the
challenges of herders/farmers
clashes, kidnapping, banditry
and rape would be tackled
easily when all the diverse
ethnic groups make a resolute
commitment to helping the
government in tackling the
crises.
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2 soldiers killed as bandits
attack outpost in Kaduna
From Mohammed I. Yaba, around 12:30 pm adding
Kaduna that a military vehicle
was equally burnt in the
B
andits have attack before the bandits
attacked a military fled the community.
outpost in Jura A Resident of Jura who
village of Igabi Local simply identified himself
Government Area (LGA) as Malam said the soldiers
of Kaduna State killing were stationed in the area
two soldiers while one to protect the community
soldier and a civilian following bandits attack
sustained injuries on in the area in 2019.
Wednesday afternoon. He said a civilian
Residents of the from Dallatu village
community told Daily was injured during the
Trust that the bandits attack and the bandits
attacked the outpost at also made away with two
Jura, near Dallatu village motorcycles from the
One dies, 8 others injured in Kano-Zaria road accident Sheikh Abduljabbar sues Kano govt
From Mohammed I. Yaba, Kaduna The Federal Road Safety Corps
Sector Commander, Hafiz Mohammed
One person has been confirmed dead confirmed the accident to Daily Trust.
while 8 other family members sustained He said the injured were taken to
injuries in a road accident along Kano- Teaching Hospital Shika for treatment.
Zaria highway, Daily Trust gathered. “Yes, my men were at the scene of
The accident occurred around 3:20 pm the accident around Zaria and they
Thursday when the family members were confirmed that only a male adult died
traveling to Zaria from Kano State. and 8 people injured,” he said.
Over N10m ransom paid as ATBU Prof. freed
From Mohammed I. Yaba, 17th 2021, when
Kaduna gunmen breached his
home security and, in
Twenty-five days after the the process, killed his
abduction of Professor son, Abdulaziz Aliyu in
Aliyu Muhammad, the the Wusasa area of Zaria
Head of Department, was released around
Crop Production at Galadimawa in Giwa
the Abubakar Tafawa LGA of Kaduna State.
Balewa University Our correspondent
(ATBU) Bauchi, Daily gathered that the
Trust reports that the kidnappers had earlier
varsity don regained his demanded for N10
freedom on Thursday million for his release,
after more than N10 which was paid but
million was paid as family sources said the
ransom. kidnappers made fresh
Family members said demand of additional
Muhammad who was N20 million for the
abducted on January professor’s release.
Daily Trust loses staff in Kano
From Richard P. Ngbokai, Kano The Assistant General
Manager, Northern
An administrative officer Operations of the
at the Kano regional office company, Malam
of Daily Trust Newspapers, Abdullahi Mainasara, who
Malam Bello Mohammed, confirmed the incident,
has died after a brief said the deceased had
illness. worked till closing
Mohammed, 65, was hours on Tuesday and
found dead Thursday complained about a mild
afternoon by his fever.
colleagues who went Mainasara said some
to check on him in his staff were assigned to visit
rented apartment at Sheka him (the deceased) on
quarters of Kumbotso Wednesday but did not
Local Government Area of notice his presence in
the state. the apartment. He said:
Police arrest 6 as NURTW, RTEAN clash over Lagos parks
From Abdullateef Aliyu, Lagos unions took on one
another.
Scores of people were Many video footages of
injured yesterday the clash showed people,
following a fracas by especially workers
transport unions over running to safety.
control of motor parks Obalende, which
at Obalende in Lagos is a major intra-state
Island. transportation hub has
Daily Trust reports that been notorious with
gunshots were heard clashes by commercial
in the area yesterday as motorists fighting for the
hoodlums suspected to control of the parks. This
be members of transport has led to breakdown of
NEWS
Tony Momoh buried amidst tears, encomium
From Eugene Agha Lagos described Momoh as He was one of the best
A former Minister of
a true Nigerian who
displayed exemplary
members of human
community anywhere in
villagers. Information and a leadership qualities the word as described by
When contacted, frontline journalist, during his life-time as a President Muhammadu
Deputy Army Public Prince Tony Momoh, journalist and a politician. Buhari.
Relations, 1 Division was yesterday laid to rest Shuaibu said Momoh “Nigerians have
Headquarters Colonel at Grail Land, Iju hills, also believed in the reasons to celebrate his
Ezundu Idimah said he in Ogun State, amidst unity of the country life; we are not mourning
could not comment on tears and encomium and spoke about it a lot him. He was so generous
the incident but directed from members of his through his speeches and with his knowledge. He
our correspondent to immediate family and commentaries, has so many publications
Army Headquarters. friends. His eldest son, to his name. He is
Kaduna State Mr Momoh, who served Abdulrasheed Momoh, somebody that Nigeria
Commissioner for as information minister while fighting back tears, will miss,” he said.
Internal Security and between 1986 and 1990 said his father wrote on Ebenezer Oyetakin, the
Home Affairs, Samuel during the Ibrahim democracy because he Executive Secretary, Anti-
Aruwan, did not also Babangida military wanted true democracy Corruption Network, who
respond to calls and a regime died on Monday, to work for all Nigerians. said he had worked closely
text message sent to his February 1, 2021 at 81. “I think he has left a with Price Momoh, said
phone. Edo State Deputy very beautiful footprint the deceased sang and
Governor, Philip Shuaibu, on the sands of time. breathed Nigeria.
From Sani I. Paki, Kano The respondents in preaching.
the suit include the Kano It also closed his
Controversial Kano cleric, State government and the mosque indefinitely and
Sheikh Abduljabbar state’s Attorney General banned all media houses
Nasiru Kabara, has sued and Commissioner of from airing his sermons.
Kano State government Police. However, Sheikh
and the police in the state Meanwhile, the Abduljabbar in a motion
for the enforcement of court, presided over by on notice filed before
his fundamental human Justice Lewis Allagoa, the court challenged
rights.
The cleric approached
has adjourned
case to February 18
the the action of the state,
insisting that his rights
His son, Dr Khalifa a Federal High Court and directed that the to freedom of expression,
Aliyu Muhammed who sitting in Kano on motion be served on the movement and peaceful
confirmed his father’s Wednesday, seeking a respondents before the assembly were being
release to Daily Trust said perpetual injunction next adjourned date. violated.
they were at the hospital restraining the state The state government Meanwhile, one of
for medical check-up government and the last week debarred the the respondents in the
and confirmed that after police from continuously Kadiriya cleric from suit, the Kano State
N10 million was initially closing his mosque preaching over what Commissioner of Police
paid, the kidnappers had and banning him from it described as his said the force was yet to
demanded for additional preaching. incendiary mode of be served the court’s suit.
N20 million.
He declined further
comment on how much
was eventually paid as he
said the most important
thing was that his father
was back safe and
thanked all those who
assisted the family with
prayers.
“When they returned on
Thursday, they called his
mobile phone but there
was no response. This
informed their decision to
break into the house and
found him dead by the
bathroom door.”
He added that the
matter was reported
to the police who took
him to the Aminu Kano
Teaching Hospital where
he was confirmed dead.
He said the corpse would
be conveyed to Daura,
Katsina State for burial.
law and order with loss of
lives recorded.
The unions involved
are the National Union of
Road Transport Workers
(NURTW) and the Road
Transport Employers’
Association of Nigeria
(RTEAN).
The Lagos State
Police Command later
deployed armed officers
and men to disperse and
suppress the hoodlums.

NEWS
Reps probe arms
purchase since 2011
By Balarabe Alkassim
hardware by military,
paramilitary and other law
Nigerian scientists will soon produce coronavirus vaccine — FG
By Zakariyya Adaramola
The Minister of Science and
Technology, Ogbonnaya Onu,
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vaccine for coronavirus.
Onu disclosed this in Abuja
indigenous vaccine production
would help Nigeria handle its own
when he received members of the challenges.
National Bioethics Committee in He said: “Nigeria will no longer

T
he House of
Representatives
yesterday set up
an ad-hoc committee to
investigate the quality
and quantity of arms and
ammunition purchased in
the last ten years.
The chairman of
the committee, Olaide
Akinremi, said: “Nigeria
spent an estimated sum
of $47.387m on arms’
importation by 2019.”
He said the committee
“is to review the purchase,
use and control of arms,
ammunition and related
enforcement agencies”. yesterday said the Dr Oladipo his office. rely on other country for the
"Therefore, the kolawole-led team of Adeleke He commended the researchers production of vaccines, as every
committee has University Ede would soon from Adeleke University for putting country wants to produce their
commenced its legislative complete the preliminary Nigeria’s name on the global list own. Nigeria’s Interest first before
process of evidence research and production of a of vaccine producers, saying looking for others interests”.
gathering towards
accomplishing
legislative assignment.
this Rejig of military operations ongoing - DHQ
"It’s to through By Idowu Isamotu Operations, stated this in Abuja to the Northeast.
evidence gathered that while giving updates on the “The service chiefs led by the
the Committee would The Defence Headquarters operations of the Armed Forces Chief of Defence Staff, Maj.-Gen.
be able to deliver on this yesterday said it had taken a bold across the country. Lucky Irabor, commenced actions
all important national step in reorganising military He said the recent changes in the at all levels. These include carrying
assignment that will operations to tackle insecurity in leadership of the armed forces would out strategic, administrative,
guarantee security, the country following the exit of usher in new modus operandi for operational and logistics
economic growth and former service chiefs. tackling security challenges in the adjustments, changes and reviews
national development," he Maj.-Gen. John Enenche, country, saying they had been doing to improve the security situation in
Coordinator, Defence Media that by conducting operational visits the country.”
added.

Ortom commends
Northern
Governors’ Forum
for accepting
ranching
By David Ngobua

Benue State Governor

Samuel Ortom has
commended the
Northern Governors’
Forum for accepting to
support and encourage
ranching instead of
open grazing of cattle.
Speaking yesterday
in Abuja, he said
ranching remains
the only solution to
the intractable crisis
between herders and
farmers in the country.
He said when his
government enacted
the law prohibiting
open grazing, he was
called names and
castigated by those who
did not mean well for
Nigeria.
Ortom said the
decision by northern
governors to encourage
the same ranching
they had opposed
vehemently has
vindicated him.
“In 2016, when
we discovered there
were issues between
herdsmen and farmers,
we came out and
took the bull by the
horns because we
had researched and
discovered that globally
the best method of
animal husbandry is
through ranching.
“So we came out
with a policy. We
didn’t stop at policy
level. We went ahead,
legislated and enacted
a law prohibiting open
grazing of cattle. We
were called names.
We were castigated by
all manners of people
who didn’t love this
country, who didn’t
care about the unity of
this country, who didn’t
care about how fellow
human beings were
maimed and killed,” he
said.
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(THE WHITE PAPER)
Suleiman A. Suleiman
has been writing for
Daily Trust newspaper,
occupying a space in the
paper every Wednesday.
In the past few months,
he has spoken truth
to power through his
weekly columns. He will
now do that on the back
page of the Daily Trust
on Monday. The column’s
focus remains issues
relating to public policy
and governance.
Suleiman holds a
PhD in Politics, from
the University of East
Anglia, Norwich, United
Kingdom, a Master’s
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Master of Laws degrees.
He had practiced as
a human rights and
employment lawyer in
the law firm Alhaji Aliyu
Umar, SAN (of blessed
memory) for half a
decade and is currently a
doctoral candidate at the
School of Oriental and
Africa Studies, University
TUESDAY
of London, where he is
researching Boko Haram
Tunde Asaju
through the lens of laws
(WAKAMAN)
of war.
Asaju retains his spot
on the back page of
the paper on Tuesday.
He writes on social and
political issues.
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Abubakar Adam
Ibrahim
(LINE OF SIGHT)
His column hit the paper
with a bang due to his in-
WEDNESDAY depth critique of policies
Caine Prize and longlisted
for the Etisalat Prize for
Prose. A recipient of
several international
journalism and literary
fellowships and awards,
his column is going to
focus on general and
current affairs, political
and social critique with a
zest.
FRIDAY
Jibrin Ibrahim
(DEEPENING
DEMOCRACY)
He still occupies the back
page of the paper on
Friday. He writes on social
and political issues.
Washington Fellowship
where she studied Public
Administration at the
University of Illinois. She is
passionate about English
Literature and has been
writing stories since her
secondary school days.
She was long-listed for her
short story ‘Remembering’
by Digibooks Africa. In her
spare time, Fatima enjoys
reading African fiction and
Mystery novels.
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(SONALA OLUMHENSE
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He maintains his spot on
the back page of the paper
on Sunday. He writes on
social and political issues.

degree in Political Bulama Bukarti and social practices that

Communication from
Coventry University,
United Kingdom, and
a Bachelor’s degree in
Mass Communication
from Bayero University,
Kano.
He has had over
ten years’ experience of
teaching at universities
in Britain and Nigeria
at both undergraduate
and postgraduate levels.
He is currently Assistant
Professor in Media,
Politics and Governance
at American University
of Nigeria, Yola, and
a Research Fellow in
Democratic Governance
at the Atiku Centre for
Development, a research
institute affiliated to the
university.
(STRAIGHT FROM THE do not serve the public.
SHOULDER) He has, through his
Bulama Bukarti, whose writings, put public office
column appears inside holders and the society
the paper on Thursday, to task. His column, Line
will now occupy the back of Sight, in the inside
page of the Wednesday
pages of the paper on
paper. He will continue to
Thursday now moves to SATURDAY
present a bird’s eye view Dr Fatima Damagum
back page of the same
on current issues relating (A PHYSICIAN’S DIARY) Y)
to extremist and political day.
Ibrahim is an author In the past few months,
violence, human rights she has given perspective ve
and politics in Nigeria and journalist with Daily
Trust. He is the author of to health issues that have e
and across sub-Saharan appealed to our readers in n
Africa. three books: Dreams and
Assorted Nightmares, no small measure. Her
He is a Barrister and
Season of Crimson articles will now appear on n
Solicitor of the Supreme
Blossoms, which won the back page of the Dailyy
Court of Nigeria. He
had taught at the the 2016 NLNG Nigeria Trust on Saturday.
Departments of Islamic Prize for Literature and Dr Damagum,
Law and of International has been translated into is a Family Physician
Law and Jurisprudence several international working in Aminu Kano
of Bayero University languages and his debut, Teaching Hospital. She
Kano, where he bagged The Whispering Trees, is also a recipient of the
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Herders-farmers’ crisis: NGF urges quick
implementation of modern ranching

T
he Nigeria a teleconference its held systems of animal
Governors’ on Wednesday, said this husbandry that will
Forum has urged was to tackle herders- replace open, night and
state governments to farmers’ crisis. underage grazing in the
put in place systems “Following an update country.
to accelerate the from governors on the “The forum respects
grazing initiative of various initiatives taken the right of abode of all
the National Livestock by state governments Nigerians, and strongly
Transformation Plan and to address the rising condemns criminality
insecurity in the country and the ethnic profiling
ranching in the country.
due to the activities of of crime in the country
The NGF, in a
herdsmen, members in an effort to frame the
communique signed by
reached a consensus on widespread banditry
its chairman, Kayode
the need for the country and the herders-farmers
Fayemi of Ekiti State, after
to transition into modern crisis.”

Ngige, striking varsity workers trade words

By Idowu Isamotu
The Minister of Labour
and Employment, Chris
Ngige and the Joint
Action Committee of the
Senior Staff Association of
Nigerian Universities and
the Non-Academic Staff
Union of Educational and
Associated Institutions
yesterday exchanged
words over the ongoing
strike of the unions.
At the resumed
meeting between
both parties in Abuja,
Ngige said the strike
contravenes both the
Nigeria Labour Laws
and the statutes of the
International Labour
Organisation.
He said it was wrong for
the unions to proceed on
a full-blown strike when
the government had
already apprehended
the strike according to
sections 7 and 8 of the
Trade Dispute Act.
“You asked for an
adjournment, we gave
an adjournment and
you used the period of
adjournment to go on
full blown strike. That is
not right. It is not social
dialoguing. It is against
ILO statutes. The ILO
statute says you have a
right to go on strike and
your employer has a right
not to pay you and use
the same money to keep
the enterprise going,”
Ngige said.
He said the government
would invoke the laws
if the unions failed to
observe the rules guiding
social dialogue.
But in his swift
reaction, NASU General
Secretary, who doubles
as spokesperson of
JAC, Peters Adeyemi,
flayed the government’s
failure to honour the
agreements reached on
several occasions.
Referring to the issue
raised by the unions
about the sharing
formula of N40bn
Earned Allowance,
Adeyemi said the unions
had supported the
government and should
not be compensated with
the denial of the rights of
their members.
“How do you explain
that you gave N40bn to
a sector and N10bn was
given to three unions?
You cannot beat us and
tell us not to cry,” he said.

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NEWS
Confusion over explosion
at Rivers PDP secretariat
From Victor Edozie, Port Harcourt
There was confusion at the
secretariat of the Peoples
Democratic Party (PDP)
located at Aba Road in Port
Harcourt as two dynamites
exploded during the party’s
councillorship primaries in
Rivers State.
The dynamites were said
to have been detonated
by a suspected aggrieved
member of the party from
an SUV along the Aba road
office about 3pm.
The explosion caused
pandemonium just party
supporters, who were seen
around the secretariat to
support their preferred
candidates scampered for
safety.
However, the reason
for the blast was not clear
but sources at the PDP
secretariat said it might
not be unconnected to
allegations of imposition
of candidates in some local
government areas (LGAs).
There were no casualties
as orderliness had returned
to the secretariat.
When contacted, Rivers
State Police Command
Public Relations Officer, SP
Nnamdi Omoni, said he had
not been briefed officially
about the incident.
Abuja-Kaduna-Kano road to be completed by 2023 — Minister
From Sani Ibrahim Paki, Kano
The federal government has
promised to complete construction
of the Abuja-Kaduna-Kano road by
2023.
The Minister of State for Works
and Housing, Abubakar Aliyu, made
the promise on Thursday when he
led a delegation of the ministry on an
EBSU students protest stampede, slumping of 8 in campus
From Nabob Ogbonna, Abakaliki
No fewer than 3,000 students of
Ebonyi State University, Abakaliki,
yesterday staged a peaceful protest
following the slumping of eight
students on Wednesday while
struggling to enter examination hall.
A student, Sunday Nwite, told
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inspection tour to Kano State. very difficult for them.
He said the work has been phased He appealed to people to exercise
into three zones of Abuja-Kaduna, patience as the government
Kaduna-Zaria and Zaria-Kano to was doing everything possible
hasten its completion. to complete it without further
The minister attributed the slow extension.
progress of the work to the fact Daily Trust reports that Abuja-
that the construction companies Kaduna-Kano road reconstruction
had to share the road with other commenced in June, 2018 with the
commuters, thereby making the job promise of completion in 36 months.
Daily Trust on Thursday that Nwite said the hall was too small
the university had adopted the for the mammoth crowd of students
Computer Based Test (CBT) for that were to write the course, adding
some General Studies Programme that there was poor planning by the
(GST) courses examination. school management.
Mostly, GST are courses When contacted, the Vice
undertaken by all students of the Chancellor of the University, Prof.
institution irrespective of their Chigozie Ogbu told journalists to
departments. speak to those on ground.

Nigerian refugees in
Cameroon to return
February 27
From Misbahu Bashir, Maiduguri

A meeting between
Nigerian officials and their
Cameroonian counterparts
has agreed to repatriate
about 46,000 Nigerian
refugees, mostly from Borno
State on February 27 and
March 7.
The refugees, who would
return voluntarily would
be resettled in Borno State.
They were forced to flee their
homes by insurgents.
Most of the refugees were
in Minawao refugee camp,
located in Mokolo, far north
region of Cameroon.
Governor of Borno State
Prof. Babagana Umara
Zulum alongside federal
humanitarian officials and
Cameroonian authorities
were at the Minawao
camp Wednesday, before
returning to Maroua, capital
of the far north region, for
a Tripartite Commission
meeting.
However, at a meeting
yesterday, the tripartite
commission came up with
a revised standard operating
Police arraign father
for beating son's
teacher
From Hameed Oyegbade, Osogbo

The police yesterday

arraigned the father of
a student of Oduduwa
College, Ile-Ife, Osun
State, Adeyeni Adeyeye,
for allegedly beating the
teacher of his son, Mr Sanusi
Ademola in the school.
Adeyeye who was
arraigned at the Ile-Ife
Magistrate’s Court was
accused of harassing and
beating the teacher who
disciplined his erring son.
The accused pleaded
not guilty and his counsel,
Oluwatosin Ademola,
pleaded for the bail of the
accused.
In his ruling, Magistrate A.
A. Adebayo granted the bail
application in the sum of N1
million and adjourned case
till March 3.
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Tope Fasua
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Can Crypto-currency kill
central banking? - 1
F
irst a bit of history. A Japanese person
named Satoshi Nakamoto started
the first bitcoin sometime in 2007.
Indeed, nothing is known about whoever
started the concept apart from what they
claim to be. No pictures. The name is a
pseudonym (fake), and so also may be the
nationality and the current age of 45. What
is not in question though, is the bitcoin net
worth of Satoshi, who could be a man or
a woman. $8.8 billion is the figure, at 2020
prices. The fuzziness around founder-ship
presents the first contradiction in the crypto
saga for a system which seeks to achieve
total transparency in transactions but was
birthed on anonymity.
The idea was to create a different
currency system – and if you like, entire
financial system – that short-circuits the
current traditional one. This was borne
out of a need to rebel against current fiat
currencies. Now, in Economics, we call
today’s currencies ‘fiat currencies’ because
they are created by fiat and command the
value on their faces, because governments
say they should. Fiat is force or command.
Before the global adoption of fiat currencies,
money was backed by other assets such as
gold. The proponents of cryptocurrency
believed that there is a need to push back
and do something different, that will mimic
the attributes of a gold-backed currency
in view of durability and scarcity but do
better than the current system by being
smart, secure and not possible for central
banks to issue at will. There are also other
known failures of the current financial and
currency systems, notably bank failures and
bailouts, lack of transparency, inefficiencies,
and excess charges which make a number
of the bank executives and even regulators
exceedingly rich. Nakamoto and co believe
that there is a need to stop the exploitation
of the masses (that is an irony today though,
given Nakamoto’s net worth).
So, from get-go we have to understand
that cryptocurrencies declared a war on the
traditional banking and financial system.
And the uptake has been frightening even
if the road is laden with booby traps which
we may be able to discuss shortly. A friend,
Nnamdi Nwizu, informed me that one of
the first known bitcoin transactions was for
the purchase of a pizza. 10,000 bitcoins was
exchanged for a pizza. Today, 10,000 bitcoins
are worth $300 million or anything like N14
billion. See the meteoric jump. This kind of
phenomenon has attracted a lot of people
to acquire and keep cryptocurrencies. But
we have also seen much volatility in the
prices of these cryptocurrencies, a number
of which are said to be scams. Imagine an
asset whose price could fall overnight by
60 per cent? Nigerians who are investing
in it should be clear about something;
they are merely riding the waves. Nothing
underpins these cryptocurrencies. As a
fact, far more cryptocurrencies have failed
than have succeeded. There are about 4,000
cryptocurrencies around today with just a
handful of them being real or successful. This
article carries that 1,000 cryptocurrencies
have failed, making away with billions of
dollars from people who wanted to play
the market https://theconversation.com/
more-than-1-000-cryptocurrencies-have-
already-failed-heres-what-will-affect-
successes-in-future-127463.
The purpose is almost defeated because
the focus is now simply on probable gains
that people can make from getting in on the
action. In 2019, a Canadian cryptocurrency
COLUMN
Mohammad Qaddam Sidq Isa
mohammadsidq@gmail.com
Negotiation with bandits:
Between two Malams
A
mid worries about the dismiss it. Because, unlike Dr Gumi,
capability of the Nigerian being the governor of the state,
military and other security hence its chief security officer who
Quadriga went down with $250 million
agencies to end banditry in has access to sensitive security
of investors’ money when the founder,
northwestern Nigeria, many intelligence, he must have had
Gerald Cotten was said to have died while
observers, including public compelling arguments to justify his
honeymooning in India. Those whom
commentators and religious clerics, stance.
he duped are calling for his body to be
continue to propose alternative Besides, as things stand at the
exhumed.
strategies. moment, nothing justifies let alone
So, just as the traditional banking and
A prominent Kaduna-based warrants negotiation with the
finance system is flawed, so also is the
Islamic cleric, Malam Dr Ahmad bandits for now. That could only be
proposed replacement; cryptocurrencies.
Gumi, doesn’t only believe in the rightly considered when they have
I will shed a bit of light below. No system is
imperative of engaging the bandits been largely eliminated with the
perfect. My concerns are:
in negotiations but has taken it survivors on the run desperate to
1. The anonymity it provides is a haven
further by reaching out to them. cling to life.
for criminality.
His initiative has been welcomed The charades of reconciliations
2. What drives prices and is there any
by many and dismissed by many with bandits, which some state
opportunity for abuse?
others. governors in the region oversee, only
3. If there is no regulator are a few people
The Kaduna State Governor, embolden the criminals. A typical
likely to take advantage?
Malam Nasiru El-Rufa’i’s dismissal so-called reconciliation occasion
4. What causes volatility in prices?
of Malam Dr Ahmad Gumi’s where bandits show up well-armed
5. What happens when a coiner dies? This
initiative triggered a clash of views and speak arrogantly suggests
is very important in this age of a thousand
between the two Malams. On the extreme desperation on the part of
deaths.
one hand, the former who got the government, which the bandits
6. How exactly are coins mined and who
his “Malam” title at some point capitalise on to dictate their terms.
has ability to mine?
of his life perhaps in reference to For instance, a particular viral
7. Do we in these parts have the electric
some “Malam qualities” he had, or photo of Governor Masari of Katsina
power and computing capability and speed
maybe he was simply named after State posing with a ragtag bandit
to mine? Does that not skew the market
someone of Islamic scholarly repute clutching an AK-47 rifle during one
already?
in his immediate or extended of such purported reconciliation
Starting with my last concern, I realised
family, insists on the need to deploy occasions is particularly frustrating.
that the mining of these cryptos is the real
overwhelming military force to That also explains why after every
work. I then realised that it takes about 10
crush the bandits once and for all. so-called reconciliation the bandits
minutes to mine one coin, but you require
On the other hand, the latter only suspend operations for some
72,000 Gigabytes of electricity to do this. I
who obviously earned his “Malam” time in the relevant area while
converted 72,000 gigawatts to megawatts
title from his training as an Islamic probably still operating elsewhere
and found it was a mere 72 million
scholar albeit with a previous before they resume operation in the
megawatts. The whole of Nigeria still tries
military background advocates same area as well. Meanwhile, other
to generate about 5,000 megawatts. So,
negotiations and reasoning with the bandits out there who weren’t part
obviously there is a disadvantage here. Apart
bandits to desist from banditry. of that “reconciliation” perpetrate
from those who somehow have the capacity
Until the recent BBC Hausa their operations in any case.
to mine these coins, aren’t other coiners just
interview with Governor El-Rufa’i Anyway, though the controversy
gambling or at best just disguising some of
where he stressed that stance, many generated by Governor El-Rufa’i’s
their wealth in the name of investing? On
observers had probably assumed stance wasn’t unexpected, he
my concern with mining, Nnamdi opines
that Dr Gumi’s initiative was at should be challenged to, in return,
that “You need super computers, set up
least approved by the Kaduna State challenge the federal government
all in a warehouse space or so to achieve
Government for, after all, other to order the military and the other
the mining power, and it consumes a lot
governors in the region have been security agencies to embark on an
of electricity, which funny enough counts
involved in similar negotiations overwhelming operation against
towards the cost of transactions. This is what
with bandits in their respective the bandits as he envisages since he
makes it too hard to copy and no, we are not
states. believes it remains the only feasible
even close locally to the kind of mining tech
Now, the question of who is right option.
required in Nigeria.
or wrong between the two Malams However, while I for one also have
I also found out that when most
requires some considerations to the same view in this regard, I believe
coiners die, no one is able to access their
address, for neither is absolutely Malam El-Rufa’i’s stance doesn’t
investments which ab initio are encrypted
right nor absolutely wrong. The downplay the importance of Malam
with passwords, passphrases and whatnot.
validity or otherwise of either’s Gumi’s initiative. The two strategies
People don’t usually plan to die. Now, this
stance depends on the extent of its can be pursued simultaneously, for
is where regulation helps in the financial
pragmatism. they aren’t mutually exclusive.
markets. Apart from deposit insurance
Interestingly, a typical competent Yet, Malam Gumi can achieve
which kicks in the event of collapse of an
government fighting, say, better and more sustainable results
insured and regulated financial institution,
insurgency or banditry never sounds by focusing more on persuading
the relations of a dead account holder in a
desperate for negotiation with the the bandits to first and foremost
traditional bank could still have access to
bandits or insurgents even when it’s be committed to the teachings and
their balances. This is also where we have to
actually not strong enough to crush values of the Islamic religion, which
let the usually young revolutionaries behind
them. This is a common tactical most, if not all, of them claim to
and in support of cryptocurrencies that
strategy to preserve the prestige of believe in. Because having been
history matters, and the traditional banking
the state and avoid inadvertently accustomed to making easy money
system had benefited from centuries of
demoralising the security personnel through banditry and kidnapping,
experience, battles and dialogue. The single
and emboldening the criminals. only that commitment would enable
story that all the bankers are ripping the
Besides, doing so undermines the them to develop sustainable spiritual
rest off may not be 100 per cent correct.
government’s bargaining position resistance against the temptation
The traditional system and indeed the
during any future negotiation to revert to banditry. After all,
fiat currency system, does have their own
and enables the criminals to there have been many instances of
merits. In the case of Gerald Cotten the
blackmail the government into some so-called repentant bandits
founder of Quadriga crypto in Canada,
making unnecessary and costly resuming their activities.
his newly wedded wife Jennifer Robertson
concessions. Also, as Governor Malam El-Rufa’i
(a Canadian real estate developer) said
Anyway, during the interview rightly observed in that interview,
everything about him was encrypted and so
Governor El-Rufa’i was not talking mere negotiations cannot make a
she had no knowledge of what he did with
from that tactical perspective; he bandit who in the past could hardly
people’s monies. He was said to have died
instead meant exactly what he make a hundred thousand Naira a
en route doing some charity in India. An
said. And looking at his stance year from a cow sale but now makes
Indian doctor signed his death certificate
against the backdrop of the current millions from banditry, to desist
but most of his 76,000 victims don’t believe
circumstances, it is hard to rightly from it.
he is dead.
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CARTOON by AKILA JIBRIN
NNPC and
the NUCAP
Challenges
O
n Tuesday 9th February
2021, the Nigerian
National Petroleum
Corporation (NNPC)
launched the Nigerian
Upstream Cost Optimisation
Programme #NUCAP, which
aimed to optimise the cost of
production in the upstream
sector.
Mele Kyari, NNPC’s Group
Managing Director (GMD)
said NNPC is committed
to optimising the cost of
production in compliance
with President Muhammadu
Buhari directive and in
alignment with current
realities of the energy
transition, consumer and
investor choices
The launch of NUCAP is a
move to achieve $10 per barrel
crude oil production cost.
Is it possible? Is it feasible?

COVID-19: Nigerian education It is; if the right things are

done. Bala Wunti, Group
General Manager, NAPISM

system needs a new approach said it is possible; he made an

excellent presentation at the
launch of the programme.

A
fter several deliberations spanning
many weeks, schools in many states
in Nigeria finally resumed on January
18, 2021. However, following resumption
in Lagos, the Lagos State Government
announced that about 24,000 students
were yet to resume. While there are varying
reasons for this high level of absence, the
figures have brought up the conversation
on the impact that the pandemic and
subsequently lockdown and closure of
schools would have on the literacy levels in
the country.
While the quality of education in higher
institutions has been questionable, literacy
level has nevertheless in general steadily
risen by 10.9 per cent to 62.02 per cent
between 2008 and 2018. Even though the
number of students yet to resume may
simply be as a result of parents being
uncomfortable with sending their children
to school during the pandemic or the fact
that a number of students always resume
a week or two late normally, the pandemic,
lockdown and school closure that followed
may have a more serious impact on
education in the country than it is obvious
right now.
One of the most common speculations on
why students are yet to resume is the inability
of parents to afford tuition fees and other
school dues and expenses. The economy has
been greatly hit by the pandemic and with
so many businesses closed down, jobs lost
and another economic recession, Nigeria’s
fight against poverty has taken a great hit. It
is worthy of note that increased poverty is a
threat to literacy in the country.
There has also been an increased lack
of confidence in education. Schools have
been closed for various months and the
sustenance of good quality is in question.
With the rising unemployment, ASUU strike
and deplorable state of higher education in
the country, low-income parents who had
been cajoled into sending their children to
school can no longer see the benefits of doing
so especially as some of the children may
have started earning money or contributing
more to the family business and living.
Like many other sectors, the pandemic
has also provoked a need to change in the
education system, and recovering from this
blow would also need a change of approach.
Firmly inculcating vocational studies into
the education system would also be helpful.
In Nigeria, even though many students are
familiar with artisanal practices they are
seen as subpar to traditional classroom The NNPC is passionate
education and have presented little flexibility about production cost
for students who try to do both. Adjusting reduction and sustaining
school curriculums to accommodate this the reforms in the oil and
form of mixed learning will make it easier for gas sector as well as work
students who are under apprenticeship at within the tenets of President
local artisans or at their parent’s businesses Buhari’s directives and
to combine both and help balance out the policies– clean up the oil and
insecurity around formal education. gas; sustain transparency.
Private organisations are capable of For the NNPC to achieve
innovating and improvising solutions in 100% success, the corporation
order to adapt to situations. A less rigid has to keep up and bring
education system, which encourages out the benefits of the
less streamlined activities and ideas will painstaking reforms, utilise
encourage schools and other organisations its in-house experiences
to move beyond the current boundaries and to put the right people and
create more effective systems. policies in the right position
It is too early to tell how much impact and time., the NNPC has
this crisis has had on the literacy projects. some painstaking tasks ahead
However, there is no doubt that it has greatly in the area of production cost
affected it even though the results may not reduction in the upstream
be evident now. Understandably, this is not sector, nevertheless Nigerian
the first thing on everyone’s minds but how Upstream Cost Optimisation
badly the pandemic would affect the literacy Programme #NUCAP is a
levels in the country depends on what we do good programme.
now to salvage the situation.
Zayyad I. Muhammad
Ogechukwu Egwuatu is a writing fellow at writes from Jimeta, Adamawa
African Liberty state

The value of the fast depleting locust bean tree (Pakia Biglobosa)...
G
rowing up, the Dorowa tree
(Hausa name) was common
in the Savannah and semi-
Savannah belt that I grew. Many
benefits aside from the shade and
ground cover it provides, the red
Afro-like flowers produce nectar on
which bees feed to produce the richest
honey you can find anywhere in the
world. When the delicate petals of
its flowers shade, as kids, we plucked
them and used them in an African
game of conkers, to see at a stroke
how you can sever the head of your
opponent’s. Then when the fruits grow
and dry, we raided the trees for the
yellow powder fruits. Not forgetting
to save the seeds for our mums for
the production of daddawa. We would
compete on whose teeth were the
most yellow. Our mothers also harvest
the dry pods for the seeds and also
for the rich sweet powder used for
porridge. The Locust Been tree is a
‘life tree’ across the African Savannah
belt, with its major product the seed
from which the fermented locust bean
cake is made - a common healthy
seasoning for soups, before the advent
of Maggi cubes and its Knorr and other
brands. When the traditional Jollof rice
is made with spinach and palm oil,
daddawa and smoked fish give it the
rounded taste and aroma, completed
only by the smell of firewood smoke.
Across Nigeria, daddawa is known as
Iru by the Yorubas and Ogiri or Dawa
Dawa by the Igbos. Other ethnicities
have their names and mostly it is the
daddawa or dawa-dawa variations.
Urbanisation, farming, firewood
collection and desertification have
been drastically reducing the number
of the tree in Nigeria and across Africa.
It generally grows wild and there is
hardly any known effort that I know
that it is being domesticated and
deliberately grown in plantations. This
is the same for the Shea Butter tree. The
economic value of the tree is growing
in geometrical proportions against
the demand and supply pressure on
its fruits. The tree is now such valued
that those in our rural communities
who have them on their farms do not
even allow the fruits to dry on the trees
before they are harvested, because
of serious poaching. The powder
made from the dried pods is also an
important material in the leather
tanning industry. It is also used for
slate glazing in the building industry.
The sap from the tree is also important
in the pharmaceutical industry, while
the wood, I am told, is also of high
quality and value. There are even
incidences of inter-communal clashes
over the trees in northern Nigeria. One
wonders why our research institutes
and large farm owners will not invest
in growing these trees. Soon the
Chinese will find out and we will again
go the now common Chinese way
on otherwise what from history and
tradition is ours.
Saleh Bala lives in Abuja
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EDITORIAL
No. 20 P.O.W. Mafemi Crescent,
Off Solomon Lar Way, Utako
On Ganduje’s dangerous proposition, a
District, Abuja
recipe for disintergration — A rejoinder
The Gumi By Salihu Tanko Yakasai
O
n Thursday 4th February,
intervention 2021, the redoubtable
Daily Trust carried the
above article penned by Bulama
T
he initiative by renowned Islamic cleric, Dr Ahmad Bukarti, which to all intents
Abubakar Gumi, to engage herder communities and purposes, was directed
over the menace of banditry and kidnapping in the at the personal integrity of
country is a commendable gesture. His Excellency, the Executive
Since the beginning of the year, Dr Gumi has been visiting Governor of Kano State, Dr.
herder communities in Kaduna State and others to preach Abdullahi Umar Ganduje, OFR
to residents, some of whom are engaged in the kidnapping following his proposal for the
for ransom industry, to change their ways. enactment of a relevant legal
He has also used the opportunity of these engagements to instrument aimed at nipping in
learn from such communities why some of their members the bud the ubiquitous problem
are involved in these violent crimes and has been sharing of farmers-herders clashes
what he learned with the authorities and other Nigerians all over the country thereby
through media interviews and consultations. posing a serious threat to our
The outcome of his venture has been the repentance of peace and security as a nation.
several criminal elements in these communities and the In fact, the said article was
continued spread of the message of peace. solely aimed at scoring cheap
Considering that the authorities seem bereft of ideas on popularity by casting aspersions
at the governor at the expense of
tackling this problem, Dr Gumi’s initiative might just bring
finding a lasting solution to the
respite to Nigerians.
serious security challenge now
Already, the government of Kebbi State has decided to
bedevilling the country.
adopt Dr Gumi’s approach to preach to the bandits into At the onset, let me
repentance and cause the cessation of their criminal categorically state that the
activities. It would even be more commendable if other proposal for the enactment of
religious or faith leaders adopt this strategy to venture into a law to ban open grazing or
the wilderness and preach to communities harbouring pastoralism especially by the
bandits to repent and change their ways. Fulani herdsmen anywhere in
While government support is essential to the success the country was not made out of
of any initiative, and they have supported Dr Gumi by mischief but due to the sincere
providing security escorts for him when he required such, concern of His Excellency,
the government must consult with Dr Gumi and other the Executive Governor, Dr.
scholars engaged in similar ventures. Abdullahi Umar Ganduje, OFR
The post banditry rehabilitation and reconciliation that for peaceful and harmonious
will be required going forward is something the authorities co-existence among the diverse
need to develop, possibly alongside those engaged in this peoples of the country as a
process at the moment. former herdsman himself
The authorities must also find ways of providing justice, who has the bitter memories
even if it means social justice, for the victims of these and experiences of driving his
family’s herd of cattle from his
criminalities.
While it is right and proper to encourage bandits and rustic village of Ganduje to many
kidnappers to give up their arms in exchange for clemency, parts of Kano State and beyond.
Secondly, His Excellency
their victims must receive some kind of compensation for
the losses they have suffered. Many of these victims and is a bridge-builder in both
words and actions having
their families have been financially and emotionally ruined
given his daughter in marriage
by their experiences in the hands of these bandits.
to somebody from across the
This is an issue that the authorities must find ways to Niger and the proposition of
address judiciously otherwise whatever progress is made in a legislation that will threaten
bringing banditry to an end will be undone by the lack of the corporate existence of this
justice for the victims. country will be the last thing in
It should not be forgotten that it is the failings of the his mind.
authorities to effectively address banditry, kidnappings Thirdly, Gov. Ganduje is
and other forms of criminalities that has created a vacuum security-conscious and his
which people like Dr Gumi are now trying to fill with their administration has been making
intervention. every effort to ensure the
It is also worthy of note that people like Sunday Adeyemo security of lives and property of
(Igboho) have capitalized on the same vacuum to create the people not only of his state
anarchy and issue illegal quit notices to Nigerians who have but the country as a whole and
right to lawfully reside in any part of the country they so this is one of the main reasons
desire. This is instructive on how people exploit government why Kano State is one of, if
failings to act either positively or otherwise to find solutions not, the most peaceful states
to problems that affect us all. in the country in spite of its
While the authorities continue to provide support cosmopolitan nature and large
for initiatives aimed at restoring order to a seemingly population.
rudderless society, it is also vital that such interventions are Another reason why the
done within the ambit of the law, and that dubious persons proposition is relevant and
timely is that pastoralism is
masquerading as faith leaders do not sneak in with agendas
outdated and uneconomical; it
that might bring further chaos to the mix.
has outlived its usefulness in an
As it is, Nigeria is too close to the edge. It needs all hands to
ever-changing digital world that
pull it back from the brink and well-intentioned initiatives
we are living in now just like the
like the one by Dr Gumi should be treated as such, supported almajiri system has become.
and replicated to bring about lasting peace. Nowhere in the advanced world
is pastoralism practiced as
commercial agriculture in the
form of integrated farming is now
NURA DAURA: Ag Chief Executive Officer the norm. Why should Nigeria be
NAZIRU MIKAILU: Executive Director/Editor-in-Chief different and continue to cling to
HAMZA IDRIS: Editor pastoralism despite its threats to
AHMED SHEKARAU: General Manager, Business & Strategy the health, lives and well-being
of the herders, farmers and
even the animals? Clearly, there
should be a clear rethink on this
issue if we are really committed
to finding lasting solutions to
the myriad of challenges facing
this promising country and arm-
chair criticisms will only add to
our woes.
As a seasoned technocrat,
administrator and statesman,
Gov. Ganduje is in a better
position to see what other
by-standers cannot foresee.
Pastoralism has continued to
be one of the cogs in the wheel
of progress and development
of this country by denying
the children of herders the
opportunity to acquire both
Islamic and western education
despite the introduction of
nomadic education some
decades ago.
One of the lame arguments
advanced by the author, despite
his legal background, is that the
proposition is unconstitutional.
But as he is well aware, any
section of a constitution is subject
What is more,
pastoralism is a serious
security threat to the
country as it will be very
difficult for crimes to be
promptly detected and
prevented. But if the Fulani
herdsmen are settled in
one area, for example, the
detection and prevention
of crimes will become
much easier and criminals
can easily be apprehended
unlike in a situation where
they roam about in the
open
to different interpretations
by legal luminaries and if any
constitution is not in tune
with the current realities on
ground, it can be amended.
The proposition has to go to the
National Assembly where it will
be subjected to public hearings
for inputs by critical stakeholders
before passage into law.
Instead of finding fault with
those who have declared the
Fulani herdsmen persona non
grata despite settling in their
states for centuries, the author
chose to launch an attack at
his usual punching bag out of
malice and mischief. What is
more flagrantly unconstitutional
between those who have flouted
the constitution by expelling
their fellow country men from
their midst and the person
that has proposed a law for
the banning of open grazing
or pastoralism for peace and
tranquility to reign supreme
in the country? This is mind-
boggling to say the least!
Like I have said, Gov. Ganduje
OPINION
always matches his words with
actions. For example, long
before the recent crisis in the
South-western parts of the
country between the Fulani and
their host communities, he has
advocated for the resettlement
of the pastoralists in Kano State
especially at the expansive
Falgore and Dansoshiya forests
where many amenities and
infrastructure were provided
such as watering points for
animals, roads, clinics, housing
units, etc for the benefit of
the Fulani that have elected
to renounce open grazing/
pastoralism for a more peaceful
and economically rewarding
sedentary life there.
What is more, pastoralism is
a serious security threat to the
country as it will be very difficult
for crimes to be promptly
detected and prevented. But
if the Fulani herdsmen are
settled in one area, for example,
the detection and prevention
of crimes will become much
easier and criminals can easily
be apprehended unlike in a
situation where they roam about
in the open.
There is no doubt that
whenever the country is
experimenting with democratic
rule, insecurity is always
pervasive. During the First
Republic, political crises
especially in the South-West and
other parts of the country led to
the first bloody coup which in
turn led to the devastating civil
war. Likewise, during the Second
Republic, political crises again
brought back the military and
the country was the worse for
it. It seems some politicians and
their henchmen have not learnt
from our past political debacles
in their actions and utterances
and whenever concrete
propositions are advanced to
overcome our challenges, they
are dismissed with a wave of the
hand by the holier-than-thou
arm-chair critics.
Dr. Abdullahi Umar
Ganduje, OFR has succeeded
in transforming the landscape
of the most populous state and
making it the most peaceful
since assuming the mantle of
leadership in May 2015 leading
to his re-election in May 2019.
Recently, Igbo traders, who
were part of a delegation on
courtesy call to His Excellency,
the Executive Governor by
the elders and leaders of
Muhammadu Abubakar Rimi
Market Traders Association,
Sabon Gari, presented an
award to him in recognition
of his magnanimity to them
in particular and by taking
concrete measures to boost
commercial activities in general
throughout the state. What is a
better bridge-building across
the Niger than this? Indeed,
arm-chair rhetoric is the bane
of this country.
Salihu Tanko Yakasai is the
Special Adviser on Media to the
Governor of Kano State
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DPR launches digital system to Nigeria to

check petrol diversion, others
By Zakariyya Adaramola
T
he Department of
Petroleum Resources
(DPR) has launched a
new digital system to monitor
and track the distribution of
petrol and other petroleum
products across the country.
The DPR Director/CEO, Engr.
Sarki Auwalu, at the launch on
Thursday in Abuja said the new
system, called Downstream
Remote Monitoring System
(DRMS), will among others
Dangote, others drive
stocks gain by N166bn
From Sunday Michael Ogwu, Lagos
Trading on the floor of the
Nigerian Stock Exchange
(NSE) yesterday posted a
bullish performance, which
saw market capitalisation
inched higher by N166.5
billion to settle at N21.5
trillion on account of
buying interest in Dangote
Cement (+7 per cent),
Unilever (+2.6%) and
MTNN (+1.6%).
The All Share index rose
78bps to 41,014.30 points
while the year to date return
increased to 1.8%.
Activity level improved
as volume and value traded
rose 247.4% and 16.7%
We facilitated N148bn agric funding in 8 yrs — NIRSAL MD
By Chris Agabi
The Nigeria Incentive-Based Risk Sharing
System for Agricultural Lending (NIRSAL)
has facilitated N148 billion financing to
agricultural businesses since inception in
2013.
Mr. Aliyu Abdulhameed, Managing
Director/Chief Executive Officer of NIRSAL
Plc, disclosed this at an interactive session
with journalists in Abuja.
He said even during the COVID-pandemic,
it facilitated up to N30bn in financing to
agricultural value chains.
“In the course of the last 13 months, we
facilitated the flow of over N30bn into the
agricultural value chains from commercial
rebase GDP
check product scarcity and
smuggling.
of Nigeria prosecuted,” Sarki
said.
on any of the mobile networks
to submit data using a unique
— NBS
Sarki said the launch of “Today, we launch a game- facility identification code. By Francis Arinze Iloani
the DRMS would guarantee changing platform that He said the DRMS has been
availability and reliability of will reshape the conduct of configured to feed into the The federal government will
real time data for decision businesses and operations in Integrated Data Mining and rebase the nation’s Gross
making and planning. the Downstream. This solution Analytics Centre (IDMAC) Domestic Product (GDP)
“When we see the will strategically position recently launched in Lagos. in 2021 to capture new
population is not in tandem the industry for increased Oil marketers at the event economic activities in the
with what we consume, profitability and investments,” called for the inclusion and country.
then we know something is he said. targeted enlightenment of This was disclosed,
happening there. This system Auwalu also said to make the all players on how the new yesterday in Abuja, by the
you can easily juxtapose and system readily available across system will work to ensure its Statistician-General of the
get the station and people all locations, there is a USSD success for the industry and Federation, who is also
trying to take the product out code *7117# that can be dialled the country. the Chief Executive Officer
(CEO) of the National Bureau
of Statistics (NBS), Dr. Yemi
Kale, during a press briefing
on the ongoing National
Survey of Establishments
(NSE) being conducted by
respectively to 1.3bn units the (NBS) with support from
and N6.4bn. the World Bank.
The most traded stocks Recall that Nigeria rebased
by volume were Transcorp its GDP from $270 billion to
(55.7m units), FBNH $510bn in 2013 to become
(51.9m units) and UBA the largest economy in
(48.8m units) while MTNN Africa.
(N1.6bn), Zenith (N885.3M) Dr. Kale said the ongoing
and Guaranty (N579.7m) National Survey on
led by value. Establishments would be a
Performance across significant input to the next
sectors was bearish as 4 of GDP rebasing, which will
6 indices under coverage move the current 2010 base
declined. year to a new base year, 2019
Dangote Cement (+7%), when it is concluded in 2021.
Mbenefit (+5.4%) and “The NSE, when
Sovrenins (+3.7%) were the completed, will provide
 From left: Managing Director/Chief Executive, Jaiz Bank, Hassan updated sectoral information
top gainers while Linkassure
Usman; North West Commissioner in National Hajj Commission of on 17 broad economic
(-10%), Livestock (-10%) Nigeria (NAHCON), Alhaji Muhammed Garba; and Deputy Governor of
and NAHCO (-10%) were activities and give a better
Jigawa State, Alhaji Umar Namadi at the launch/sensitisation of Hajj reflection of the commercial
the top losers. Savings Scheme in Dutse, Jigawa State yesterday structure and composition of
the Nigerian economy.
“It will provide useful
information for policymakers
banks and other sources,” he stated. with a consortium of agricultural insurance on the activities driving the
He said the investment was just on those underwriters,” he said. Nigerian economy and those
the federal government slowed to move He also said NIRSAL is working on platforms that require government
around to ensure food security even during to significantly reduce post-harvest losses. intervention,” he said.
the lockdown. “We are engaging with and supporting The NSE is the second
The MD further stated that NIRSAL the Federal Ministry of Industry, Trade part of the National Business
achieved successes across its activities even and Investment in the development of a Sample Census (NBSC)
as other countries now consult Nigeria to set policy on Secured Agricultural Commodity 2020/2021, which started in
up the same model of agriculture financing Transport and Storage Corridors (SATS-C),” October last year.
for them. he explained. He said the NBS
NIRSAL “facilitated over N148bn in He also said the firm has grown its balance enumerated 1.4 million
finance and investments for agriculture and sheet to N140bn, our equity by 1,415 per cent establishments during the
agribusiness. It aggregated over 3,000 agro and total assets by 87 per cent. first component, which
geo-cooperatives with 500,000 farmers on “The number of farmers we have worked involved the listing or
nearly 800,000 hectares of land and enrolled with has also grown, especially as we fully enumeration of business and
1.4 million persons onto innovative insurance unveiled our agro geo-cooperative model in commercial establishments
products designed by NIRSAL in collaboration the outgone year.” across the country.

NIGERIAN RAILWAY CORPORATION ABUJA – KADUNA TRAIN SERVICE (AKTS) TIME TABLE
SUNDAYS – TUESDAYS and THURSDAYS - SATURDAYS WEDNESDAYS (ONLY)
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IDU 07:00 09:50 14:20 18:00 - - - - RIGASA 06:40 10:35 14:00 18:00 - - - - IDU 07:00 18:00 - - RIGASA 06:40 18:00

KUBUWA 07:17 10:07 14:41 18:15 07:14 10:02 14:36 18:16 KUBUWA 08:31 13:04 16:03 20:07 08:28 12:59 15:58 20:04 KUBUWA 07:17 18:15 07:14 18:12 KUBUWA 18:31 20:07 08:28 20:00

RIGASA - - - - 09:15 12:01 17:00 20:02 IDU - - - - 08:43 13:20 16:16 20:20 RIGASA - - 09:15 20:20 IDU - - 08:34 20:20

BUSINESS
NEWS
‘Hajj Savings will boost Monarch extols Dangote over road completion
MSMEs, financial discipline’ By Simon Echewofun Sunday
By Chris Agabi
T
he Hajj Savings
Scheme by
the National
Hajj Commission of
Nigeria (NAHCON) in
collaboration with State
Muslim Pilgrims Welfare
Boards and Jaiz Bank
Plc will boost access
to finance for Micro,
Small and Medium
Enterprises (MSMEs),
Jigawa State Governor
Muhammad Badaru
Abubakar has said.
A statement from Jaiz
Bank quoted him to have
made the statement
while speaking at the
launch and sensitisation
of the scheme in Dutse,
Jigawa State.
The governor,
represented by his
deputy, Alhaji Umar
Namadi, said the
state government will
collaborate with the
pilgrims’ board to
sensitise people across
ACF to CBN: Your policies don’t favour North
From Lami Sadiq, Kaduna
The Arewa Consultative
Forum (ACF) has faulted
the Central Bank of
Nigeria (CBN) over its
new capital requirement
policy for Microfinance
Banks saying it will see
to the demise of most of
the Microfinance Banks
operating in the north.
The ACF, in a letter of
complaint to the CBN
dated January 29th 2021
critisised the CBN for
“excluding” the region
from critical aspects
the nation’s financial
life adding that only
15 per cent of the 310
Microfinance Banks
presently operational in
the region will survive the
policy.
The letter which was
signed ACF Chairman,
Audu Ogbeh observed
that Northern Nigeria
which is the most
populous region in the
country is “unserved and
underserved.”
Ogbe, a former
Minister of Agriculture
stated that the
development will further
exclude a good part of
the north from financial
services and inclusion,
“compound the negative
effects of the second wave
of COVID19, aggravate
the poverty level of the
north and weaken the
insecurity of the region.”
He also criticised the
April 2021 closing date
for the recapitisation of
the Microfinance Banks
and suggested April 2025
all the local government
councils.
Edo State Governor
Godwin Obaseki said the
scheme would make it
easier for Muslims going
for Hajj and there is
guarantee that it would
promote international
best practice in
Hajj operations, the
statement stated.
The governor,
represented by the
Permanent Secretary,
Central Admin, George
Egberasie, launched
the scheme in Benin
where he promised that
his government would
support the scheme
because of its potential
to increase the economic
fortunes of depositors.
In Katsina, the deputy
governor, Mannir
Yakubu, represented
by the Permanent
Secretary in the office
of the governor,
Alhaji Abubakar
Aliyu, appreciated all
instead saying it will give
the banks more time
to source for the funds
needed at this time of
economic depression.
The Chairman of the
Forum said Microfinance
Banks which are looked
upon to serve the
majority of the people are
not properly positioned
to do so.
“Only one government
stakeholders in the
scheme and promised
the government’s
support to make it
successful.
“The scheme is
economically driven
as it is a gateway to
investment,” he said.
He advised that the
scheme should not
be rushed in order for
the desired results to
be achieved. He also
cautioned against
scammers.
The Managing
Director of Jaiz Bank Plc,
Malam Hassan Usman,
said the bank will ensure
prudent management
of the funds from the
scheme by investing
in Shariah compliant
transactions.
He said profit realised
from the investment
would be shared
amongst stakeholders
- the savers, Jaiz Bank
Plc and NAHCON/State
Muslim Pilgrim boards.
owned Micro Finance
Bank which is fairly new
in the business is being
patronized by CBN to
disburse intervention
funds, thereby neglecting
and denying other dully
licensed Microfinance
Banks across the
country the privilege
and opportunity to
participate in this noble
cause,” the letter stated.
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most grateful. I don’t know why the
A first class monarch in Kogi State
arrangement of the road stopped at
Kabba, it would have terminated at
has commended Dangote Group for Egbe or Ilorin.”
the completion of Nigeria’s longest The monarch, who made the remark
concrete road in the state. Tuesday during his visit to Dangote
The Chairman of Okun Area Cement Plant Obajana, thanked the
Traditional Council and the Obaro of President of Dangote Group Alhaji
Kabba, HRM Solomon Dele Owoniyi, Aliko Dangote, for creating jobs for
said the concrete road has elevated Okun people and for supporting the
the status of his people in Nigeria. Nigerian economy.
The 43km Obajana-Kabba road Responding, the General Manager
project is said to be the country’s Community Relations and Special
longest concrete road project, gulping Duties, Mr. Ade Anlemi, said the
billions of naira. company spent billions of naira
The paramount ruler said: “Without to support the state and host
this road, Okun people would have communities through its various
been completely shut out from Corporate Social Responsibility
the state capital, Lokoja. We are programmes.
Agency to train entrepreneurs on reforms
By Olayemi John-Mensah of Germany, promoting entrepreneurship.
economic development The programme also
A pro-poor growth and employment. provides support to young
and promotion of It targets owners and people, migrants, farmers,
employment programme, employees of MSMEs women and MSMEs
tagged SEDIN, said it will as well as members of across four thematic
hold a training session for economically active low- areas.
owners of Micro, Small income households. The third phase of the
and Medium Enterprises SEDIN’s head of SEDIN programme has
(MSMEs) on Tuesday. programme, Markus so far improved financial
SEDIN is part Wauschkuhn, said the literacy for over 105,000
of the Sustainable webinar training will bring beneficiaries, enhanced
Economic Development together industry experts, entrepreneurship skills for
Cluster (SEDEC) of MSMEs and other relevant over 15,000 students and
Deutsche Gesellschaft partners to improve the created 5,366 new jobs
für Internationale framework conditions for in the agricultural value
Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) business and to promote chain.
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Ogun links 100
entrepreneurs to investors
From Peter Moses, Abeokuta
Ogun State Government said it has facilitated
a business meeting between 100 agriculture
entrepreneurs to financial institutions and
investors, among others to position them to
access funding for their businesses.
The Senior Special Assistant to Governor
Dapo Abiodun on Agriculture, Angel
Adelaja-Kuye, who made this known while
declaring open a 4-day workshop with the
theme ‘Ogun State Access to Agricultural
Finance’, held in Abeokuta, disclosed
the beneficiaries were selected from the
Ogun Job Portal as part of the Abiodun-
led administration’s efforts to reduce
unemployment in the state.
She explained that the government
through the Ministry of Agriculture has
partnered with the financial institutions
to train 100 women and youths in order
to ensure they have access to all forms
of funding, including loans, grants and
investment funds to boost their agric
businesses.
Adelaja-Kuye added that at the end of
the training, trainees would have access to
funds needed to thrive, scale, and become
employers of labour, noting that Governor
Abiodun is working to empower youths in
various sectors of the state economy, with
agriculture as the main driver of job creation.
“Today we are training a hundred
individuals. This training is empowerment
itself because, after it, they will have
Enterprise Development Certificates, which
is needed to get access to a variety of funds,
including the SMEs Survival Fund, AgSMEs,
BoI funds as well as others.”
Bayelsa plans 8 schools
to boost skills
From Bassey Willie, Yenagoa
The Bayelsa State Government said there
are plans to build science and technical
schools in the eight local government areas
to develop vocational skills among the
youths.
Governor Douye Diri who disclosed this
during an interactive session with Christian
leaders in Yenagoa said the technical
schools will help them to be self-reliant.
He said the global trend is that less
emphasis is now being placed on only
paper qualifications.
Diri also said it has become imperative
for youths to think outside of the box
and channel their energies to profitable
ventures rather than looking for white-
collar jobs that are scarce.
He urged them to take a cue from
his administration by venturing into
agriculture, which is one of the main
focuses of the state government.
“We want to build science and technical
colleges across Bayelsa State. We would
have them in all the local government
areas. We want to de-emphasize certificate
education so that our young ones can use
their hands, learn skills and be employers
of labour.
“Our focus is also on agriculture. We
want our youths and women to be useful
to themselves. This government is ready to
support you.
“We want to shift the focus from seeking
too much of white-collar job education
to vocational, science and technical
education. We want our youths to be
plumbers, tillers and painters,” he said.
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Nigeria hosts
entertainment confab April
By Simon Echewofun Sunday
T
he eighth edition of the Nigerian
Entertainment Conference
(NECLive) has been slated to
hold in April 2021, ID Africa, owners of
Netng and producers of the conference
have said.
According to a statement, NECLive
- the premier and largest gathering of
entertainment industry professionals
in Nigeria will return as a hybrid
media event combining a studio set-
up of select speakers with live global
broadcast across cable TV, radio and
online platforms.
“NECLive8 will explore the theme:
Building The Future, through the
exploration of actionable steps and
solutions proffered by some of Nigeria’s guests, while about 20 million viewers This year will also mark the launch
most brilliant professionals and all over will interact through the digital of a new programme called NECLive
accomplished entertainment industry channels. Go! - a platform created to support
stakeholders,” stated. Commenting, NECLive Convener, innovators that are solving growth
The conference will focus on various Ayeni Adekunle said, “Seven events, 450 problems for creative and the wider
ways of using entertainment as a speakers and panellists, 40 exhibitions entertainment industry in Nigeria.
vehicle, creativity as a tool and celebrity and brands, and 12,000 attendees According to Femi Falodun, CEO,
power as an agent of change to build a after, we are glad to be witnessing and ID Africa, “Nigeria’s entertainment
remarkable future for Nigeria’s youth. facilitating the transformation of our industry is full of energetic,
NECLive8 will also include product home entertainment; or our music enterprising and creative young people
unveilings, brand announcements and and media. And we are calling on the who are often the direct victims of poor
industry tributes. The studio audience government, practitioners, fans and governance, lack of opportunities and
will be made up of limited invited investors to come to the party.” social injustice.”
Fashion: BBNaija’s Ozo
partners Abuja’s 1403
By Simon Echewofun Sunday release the limited ‘Superion
collection’ of their Astro Surfer
A former Big Brother Nigeria wristwatches.
(BBNaija) participant, “Kindly visit their pages to get
Ozoemena Joseph Chukwu, the Superion code that entitles
has announced his partnership you to a N10,000 discount on NEDC graduates 176
with 1403, a fashion brand in the Superion collection.”
Abuja. He said the ambassadorial youths on ICT in Bauchi
The entertainment icon partnership was coming at
popularly called Ozo, a time when people all over From Hassan Ibrahim, Bauchi
announced this via his twitter the world mark the art of love
handle this week. 1403 is a self- especially with the Valentine in The North East Development Commission (NEDC)
growing fashion in the Small session as he urged people to has graduated 176 youths trained on Information and
and Medium-scale Enterprise promote gifting. Communication Technology (ICT) and donated the
(SME) line. “I would be posting a code sum of N20,000 each to encourage them to establish
Twitting via @officialozo, soon that entitles all Superions their businesses in Bauchi State.
Ozo said: “Fellow Superions I to a N10,000 discount on the The participants were also trained on computer
am super excited to announce Superion collection,” he noted. graphics and cell phone repairs and provided with
my ambassadorial partnership Commenting, one of the starter kits to make them self-reliant
with the best fashion brand in directors of 1403 brand, Olariike Speaking during the presentation of certificates
Abuja - @1403.luxury, as they Ogunrinde in a statement, and starter packs and official launching of NEDC
said he was excited about the ICT resources Training Centres Tuesday in Bauchi,
partnership, noting that having Managing Director of the NEDC, Mahammed Alkali,
the entertainment icon identify said: “We admitted 1,200 youths in the first batch of
with his firm was an honour. this programme and I am happy to inform you that
He said the brand is one of from this number, 176 trainees from Bauchi State are
the finest fashion brands in graduating today. This is the second-highest number
Nigeria. “The brand has been of candidates that successfully completed the training
around for some years now, from the six centres in the North East.”
located in the heart of Abuja, Bauchi State Governor, Bala Mohammed pledged
with a showroom in Asokoro. that the state government would give the graduates
“Certainly, one of the N50,000 each to strengthen the capacity of the
uniqueness of the 1403 beneficiaries.
brand is the capacity to make “We have seen the display of intervention,
leather bespoke shoes made collaboration and synergy between the federal
to fit. Secondly, there are government and the state governments of the North
varieties of men accessories East.”
like belts, bracelets, bags and A beneficiary, Dankyarana Albashir, thanked NEDC
wristwatches made with pure and the state government for the gesture and promised
leather,” Olariike said. to utilize the opportunity to become self-reliant.
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PUBLICATION
Cotton farmers’ association begins
recovery of CBN loan
From Haruna Gimba Yaya, Gombe
T
he National Cotton
Association of Nigeria
(NACOTAN) has flagged
off recovery of a N6.4 billion
loan disbursed to cotton
farmers in the North East by
the Central Bank of Nigeria
(CBN) through its Anchor
Borrower Programme (ABP).
Speaking during the flag
off in Gombe, the President
of NACOTAN, Mr Anibe
Achimugu, said cotton
FG commissions
85KW solar power
in Gombe village
From Haruna Gimba Yaya, Gombe
The Rural Electrification
Agency (REA) has
commissioned an 85KW
hybrid solar mini-grid project
in Dakkiti village of Akko Local
Government of Gombe State.
The Managing Director of
REA, Ahmed Salihijo Ahmed,
who commissioned the
project alongside Governor
Muhammadu Inuwa Yahaya,
said it was implemented under
the Rural Electrification Fund
(REF).
He said the hybrid mini-
grid with a total capacity of
85KW had 100 solar panels,
a 96-battery energy storage
system, 30 KVA generator and
4.5 kilometres of distribution
lines.
Governor Yahaya noted the
advantages of the project to the
community, stating that the
benefit of constant electricity
would increase socio-
economic activities and well-
being of the people of Dakkiti
and its neighbourhood.
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farmers in the geo-political
zone were provided with the
money by the CBN at the
onset of the rainy season for
cotton farming.
He said the intervention
by was to enable the farmers
embark on massive cotton
production, in an effort to
boost Cotton, Textile and
Garment (CTG) industries in
the country.
He further said the farmers
were expected to provide 136,
000 metric tons of cotton for
New VC pledges to reposition Wukari varsity
From Magaji Isa Hunkuyi, Jalingo
The new Vice Chancellor of
the Federal University Wukari
in Taraba State, Professor Jude
Sammani Rabo, has promised
to reposition the institution
to an enviable position.
Professor Rabo made the
promise during the handing
over ceremony on Thursday.
He said he would work
hard to improve on the
achievements of his
predecessor, Professor
Abubakar Musa Kundiri.
The new VC commended
the outgoing VC for the
NEDC donates rice seedlings, fertiliser to Bauchi farmers
From Hassan Ibrahim, Bauchi
The North East
Development Commission
(NEDC) has donated
farm inputs, including
rice seedlings, fertiliser,
herbicides and fungicides
to small scale farmers to
enhance their production
capacity and improve their
the 2020 wet season based on
1.5 metric tons per hectare for
onward delivery to the CBN.
The president said through
the ABP, CTG industries in
the country where revived
and had started generating
employment for the teeming
unemployed youths.
The National Vice President
of NACOTAN, Alhaji Musa
Yahaya, said 28,000 farmers in
the North East were expected
to produce 1,000 tons of
cotton each at the end of the
remarkable achievements he
recorded during his tenure.
He further pledged to
make the university grow
beyond its present stage
and make prompt payment
of all outstanding arrears
owed staff as soon as funds
were released by the relevant
authorities.
“I want to assure you that
the welfare of the staff of the
university will be one of my
uppermost priorities and I
will ensure a team work that
will guarantee an open door
policy, “ he said.
Prof Rabo also stressed
livelihood in Bauchi State.
Speaking during the
distribution of the items,
the Managing Director of
NEDC, Mohammed Alkali,
said the commission was
rolling out its integrated
agriculture programmes
involving the provision of
agricultural machinery and
equipment, seeds, fertiliser,
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farming season.
“The N6.4bn allocated to
the three states in the North
East is to strengthen 28,000
members of NACOTAN across
Gombe, Adamawa and Taraba
states,” Yahaya said.
The vice president added
that the intervention
programme had encouraged
cotton farmers in the three
states and created jobs for
thousands of youths, as
well as resuscitated cotton
ginneries in the three states.
 The former Vice
Chancellor Federal
University Wukari
Taraba state,
Professor Abubakar
(left) Musa Kundiri
handing over to the
new Vice Chancellor
of the University
Professor Rabo.
that he would complete all
ongoing projects embarked
by his predecessor.
Prof Kundiri on his part
said he had no doubt that the
new VC would be an excellent
replacement and urged
the staff of the institution
to accord him maximum
cooperation.
He thanked the staff of
the institution for their
cooperation and invaluable
advice throughout his tenure,
adding that he was always
ready to offer useful service
whenever he was called
upon.
agro-chemicals and other
logistics to enhance the
production capacity of
smallholder farmers in the
North East and enable them
improve their livelihood.
The Bauchi State
Governor, Bala Mohammed,
thanked NEDC for the
gesture and pleaded with
it to support the state
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Potato farmers
lament loan
conditions
By Amina Abdullahi, Yola
The Vice President of Potato
Growers, Processors and
Marketers Association of
Nigeria (POGPMAN), Malam
Jallo Jauro, has lamented the
harsh conditions imposed
on his members before they
can access loans.
Members of POGMAN also
lamentated during a one-day
meeting on adoption and
utilisation of Orange Flesh
Sweet Potatoes.
According Malam Jauro,
the federal government
is making a laudable
effort towards improving
agriculture, but that
accessing loans is still a
challenge to many farmers.
“Majority of them are not
captured to benefit from that.
“The prerequisite of the
bank is so harsh that when
you do not bribe your way
you cannot access the
funds, and this has become
a challenge to the ordinary
farmer.
“We have stopped any
association from receiving
any kobo from a farmer
because there is an outcry
from farmers saying the
associations are dubious,” he
said.
The Director, Federal
Department of Agriculture,
Mrs Karima Babangida, said
the objective of convening
the stakeholders workshop
was to create a forum for
those in the sweet potato
value chain to chart a way
forward.
She explained that
several challenges had been
identified in the potato value
chain.
“The challenges are
quite enormous, but not
insurmountable. Therefore,
all hands must be on deck to
achieving this feat,” she said.
She, therefore, urged
research institutes, agencies
and development partners
to come up with solutions to
the challenges besetting the
value chain.
government in the training
of extension workers with
a view to educate and
strengthen the capacity of
farmers in the state.
The governor commended
NEDC for its interventions
in the state, adding that
the improved rice seedlings
given would greatly improve
their production.
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BENUE/PLATEAU TRUST PUBLICATION
Communities want gov’t
projects strictly monitored
From Dickson S. Adama, Jos
R
esidents of
communities in
Plateau State where
government is carrying out
projects have called for strict
monitoring to ensure that
standard and delivery time
are met.
The state government
has embarked on the
rehabilitation and
construction of various
projects across the 17 LGAs in
its bid to uplift the standard of
living of the citizens.
The projects include eight
model primary schools, six
modern hospitals and six
model secondary schools.
Jos DisCo: T/Wada residents protest ‘outrageous billing’
From Ado Abubakar Musa, Jos
Residents of Tudun Wada
Community of Jos North
LGA of Plateau State
have protested at the
headquarters of the Jos
Electricity Distribution
Company (JED), over
what they described as
outrageous electricity
billing by the company.
The residents, who
stormed the company’s
headquarters, complained
that JED was charging
them very high and they
had complained severally
but nothing had been
done about it.
They also complained
that the ongoing mass
metering by the company
has not reached their area.
Jos South LG community sensitised on COVID-19
From Ado Abubakar Musa, Jos
Unguwan Doki
community of Bukuru
town, Jos South LGA of
Plateau State, has been
sensitised on the novel
coronavirus and its
dangerous effects.
The sensitisation
exercise, which centred
around prevention of
COVID-19, was attended
by health personnel,
religious and community
leaders some of who also
made presentations.
Ambassador Aliyu
Hassan El Yakub, organiser
of the campaign and youth
leader of the community,
said the essence of the
event was to create more
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correspondent, who spoke
with some of the residents,
reports that they were happy
that the government was
carrying out projects that will
touch their lives.
A resident of Bukuru
in Jos South LGA, Yahaya
Aminu, welcomed the
development saying many
of the government facilities,
including schools and
hospitals, have become
decrepit.
He said in Bukuru, the
dilapidated primary school
was being reconstructed
into a model primary school,
adding that when completed,
it would be the best public
Geoffrey John Gotep,
Chairman Tudun Wada
Forum, who spoke on
behalf of the community,
demanded a review of
the charges and the
installation of meters in
their houses within one
month.
The community further
demanded that all debts
be cancelled.
In his response, Engr.
Mansur Salihu Nakade,
Chief Commercial
Officer of the company,
assured on addressing
the demands of the
community, adding that
meters would be installed
in houses soon.
He said the delay was
caused by shortage of the
meters.
awareness on the disease.
“I organised the
community awareness
campaign on COVID-19
so that members of the
community will have
the understanding of the
disease. Many of them
don’t believe it exists
but with this awareness
campaign, people would
be careful and take
necessary precautions.
“I invited professionals
from the Christian Rural
and Urban Development
of Nigeria and Imams of
my community to help
us pass the message.
Those invited also used
the opportunity to tell us
about the effects of street
hawking,” he added.
primary school in the area.
Aminu said the
rehabilitation of the school
was significant as it was the
oldest in the area.
``We are eager to see
the work completed and
from what we are seeing
the ongoing work looks
thorough,’’ he said.
He said already, the project
was having an economic
impact on members of the
community who sold food or
worked at the project site.
Aminu said residents were
ready to assist in any way
to ensure the success of the
projects.
Limret Musa, who resides in
Mangu LGA, said the modern
 Construction work at Model Secondary School in Riyom.
Makurdi residents flouting COVID-19 protocol
From Hope Abah Emmanuel, Makurdi
Residents of Makurdi, Benue
State, are not complying with the
COVID-19 protocol of wearing
face mask in public places
despite warnings by the police
to clamp down on offenders.
Our correspondent observed
at market places, some churches,
social gatherings and motor
parks that most people did not
wear face masks.
A resident, Uchechi Israel, said
he ordinarily had the face mask
in his pocket whenever he was
out of his house but didn’t wear
it as everywhere he went people
were not wearing any.
“Besides, no law enforcement
agent has ever insisted that I use
the face mask at public places.
Everyone does what he likes so
why should I be different,” he
said.
Also, Lucy Elijah said the face
mask was in her bag but could
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hospital being constructed would outlive many
at Diaka community would administrations to come
help in accessing their health and even members of the
needs which they had been communities.
deprived of for years. Meanwhile, the contractor
She said it would also handling some of the projects
reduce the cost of health care has assured on completing
service in the area, especially them before December 2021.
in the COVID-19 period. He said most of the projects
She urged government to were at 70 per cent completion
ensure the work is completed stage, adding that with
on schedule. funding by the government,
A resident of Pushit his company would definitely
community, John Togol, said finish as scheduled.
the projects, spread across the He commended the host
various communities in the communities for the working
state, would make life more relationship and urged them
comfortable for the ordinary to maintain the attitude so
man. that the work can go on at a
Togol said if well fast pace and completed as
maintained, the projects scheduled.
not give any reason for not chairman of the COVID-19
wearing it except for the fact that Committee and Deputy
“it makes me uncomfortable.” Governor, Engr. Benson Abounu,
Similarly, Jude Igbor, said he said they were studying the
found it very difficult to breathe regulation passed into law by the
whenever he wore his face mask federal government before doing
and as such he didn’t wear it. the needful in terms of arrest.
“It isn’t practicable to wear However, the Benue Police
this (face mask) all time with this command had a few days
harsh sunny weather in Benue. ago said it would begin full
So I don’t want to wear it,” Igbor enforcement of the COVID-19
added. Health Protection Regulations
Although, there were notices 2021 signed into law by President
in some offices, restaurants Muhammadu Buhari.
and parks indicating, ‘No face Spokesperson of the
mask, No entry,” there was command, DSP Catherine
no indication of people being Anene, said the enforcement
turned back for not complying was in compliance with the
with the protocol in such places. directives of the Inspector-
But, there was strict adherence General of Police (IGP),
to the wearing of the face mask Mohammed Adamu.
in most government offices in Anene added that the
Makurdi metropolis at the point Commissioner of Police,
of entry. Mukaddas Garba, has directed
At the moment, the state officers and men of the
government is yet to begin full Command to carry out the order
enforcement of the law as the immediately.

NEWS
Tributes as Lateef Jakande, Lagos
first civilian gov, dies at 91
From Abiodun Alade, Abdullateef
Aliyu, Christiana T. Alabi, Risiqat
Ramoni (Lagos), Peter Moses (Abeo-
kuta), Raphael Ogbonnaiye (Ado-
Ekiti) & Muideen Olaniyi (Abuja)
T
ributes have continued
to pour in for the first
Executive Governor
of Lagos State, Alhaji Lateef
Jakande, who died on
Thursday at the age of 91.
He was a journalist who
became governor of Lagos
State from 1979 to 1983, and
later Minister of Works under
the Sani Abacha military
regime (1993-98).
One of his sons, Deji
Jakande, said the elder
statesman passed on in the
early hours of Thursday.
Jakande, popularly called
“Baba Kekere”, left many
indelible footprints as
governor of the state especially
in the area of infrastructure
development focusing largely
on the provision of low-cost
houses for the people.
Jakande, born on July
29, 1929, served as the first
governor of Lagos religiously
implemented the four cardinal
programmes of the Unity
Party of Nigeria (UPN) under
which platform he contested.
The man who saw
tomorrow
He was described
unarguably as the best
governor Lagos State ever
produced whose record has
not been surpassed by any
governor.
One area in which he
endeared himself to Lagosians
was in the implementation of
mass housing projects across
the nooks and crannies of the
state just as he built schools
and also put in place many
iconic projects that have
become permanent features
of Lagos today.
His low-cost houses could
be found in Ijaiye, Dolphin,
Oke-Afa, Ije, Abesan, Iponri,
Ipaja, Abule Nla, Epe, Amuwo-
Odofin, Anikantamo, Surulere,
Iba, Ikorodu, Badagry, Isheri/
Olowu, Orisigun.
In fact, these housing units
were built in towns and cities
that were mere bush areas
as at the time the projects
were being executed while
the houses were allocated to
workers in such a way that it
was quite easy and convenient
for them to pay back. Some
critics had labelled him ‘a mad
man building houses in bush
areas’ then but today, he is
acclaimed as the man that saw
tomorrow.
It is on record that his
government built the current
Lagos State Secretariat
which houses all the state’s
ministries.
Other monuments he
embarked upon were
the Lagos State House of
Assembly complex; Lagos
 Late Lateef Jakande
State Television; Lagos Radio
and Lagos State University.
He established General
Hospitals in all the zones of the
state; Teacher Training College
and the College of Education;
Water Management Board
and Waste Disposal Board.
Also notable among
his achievements was the
construction of numerous
waterworks which ensured
availability of potable water
for Lagosians. He was said
to have modernized and
expanded the Iju Water Works
which was commissioned in
1915, increasing daily capacity
from 159 million to 204 million
litres per day.
His government
constructed, rehabilitated
and resurfaced Epe/Ijebu-
Ode Road, Oba Akran Avenue,
Toyin Street, Town Planning
Way, Alimosho-Idimu-Egbe
Road, Idimu-Iba-LASU Road,
the New Secretariat road,
among others.
In the area of education,
his government raised the
primary schools in Lagos State
to 812 with 533,001 pupils
(against 605 primary schools
with 434,545 pupils he met in
1979) and secondary schools
to 223 with 167,629 students
(against 105 schools with
107,835 students in 1979).
It constructed 11,729
classrooms with a maximum
of 40 children per class
between March and August
1980 and by 1983, he had
constructed over 22,000
classrooms.
In July 1983, two commercial
passenger boats named “Baba
Kekere and Itafaji” to run
the Mile 2 - Marina (CMS)
route were inaugurated by
his government to mark the
official launch of the Lagos
State ferry services.
He established the small
scale Industries Credit Scheme
which preceded the EKO bank
as well as established LASACO
Insurance.
He also initiated the idea
of developing rapid transit in
Lagos in 1983 with the Lagos
Metroline network.
… to be buried Friday
Alhaji Jakande would be
buried by 4 pm on Friday
(today) according to burial
arrangements released by the
committee of friends.
According to a statement,
there would be a pre-burial
prayer at the deceased’s
residence, No. 2 Bishop Street
Ilupeju, Lagos State at 9 am.
This would be followed by
interment at Volts and Gardens
Ikoyi at 4 pm. He would be
buried in accordance with
Islamic rites.
Lateef Jakande lived for
good of others - Buhari
President Muhammadu
Buhari on Thursday said
Jakande lived for the good of
others, state and country.
In a statement issued by his
spokesman, Femi Adesina,
President Buhari said his
legacy of standing for all that
was right for humanity would
be long remembered.
While condoling with
family, friends and associates
of the elder statesman,
Buhari said his imprint on
the commercial nerve centre
of the country, Lagos State,
which was the former national
capital, will continue to
awe and inspire, reminding
everyone of the strength of
character and sacrifices of the
visionary leader.
Former President Olusegun
Obasanjo, in a condolence
letter addressed to Jakande’s
wife, Alhaja Sikirat Abimbola,
said we will continue to recall
his contributions to national
development and abiding
commitment to the well-
being of his people in Lagos
State.”
Former vice president,
Atiku Abubakar, in a press
statement on Thursday, said
Jakande’s legacies remained
emblematic of good
governance and development,
not just in Lagos State but in
the whole of the country.
President of the Senate,
Ahmad Lawan, said Nigeria
has lost one of its exemplary
political leaders and
administrators, stressing that
Alhaji Jakande lived a long
and inspirational life that
found fulfilment in the service
of humanity.
The Speaker of the House
of Representatives, Femi
Gbajabiamila, described the
death of the former governor
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as a monumental loss.
During Jakande’s active
political participation, he
played politics without
bitterness and ensured that
Lagosians were carried along,
the Speaker said.
Sanwo-Olu, Abiodun,
Oyetola, Osoba, Fayemi,
others mourn
Governor Babajide Sanwo-
Olu of Lagos described
Jakande as an epitome of
honesty, dedication and
selflessness, who used his
elevated positions for the
betterment of the people he
served.
In a condolence message
signed by his Chief Press
Secretary, Mr. Gboyega
Akosile, Sanwo-Olu said
the late Jakande will remain
one of the best public office
holders in the political history
of Nigeria based on how he
transformed Lagos State and
Nigeria during his tenure
as Honourable Minister of
Works.
Ogun State Governor
Dapo Abiodun through
his Chief Press Secretary,
Kunle Somorin, said, “Papa
Jakande was a statesman of
statesmen. He was not just a
great disciple of the legendary
Obafemi Awolowo, he carried
the Awoist traits everywhere
he went. Lagos has lost a
visioner. The Awoists family
has lost a great inheritor and
practitioner of the great legacy
and Nigeria’s progressive
politics has been weaned of a
model.”
Osun State Governor
Adegboyega Oyetola, in
a statement by his Chief
Press Secretary, Ismail
Omipidan, said Jakande was
a professional and respected
journalist, progressive
politician, distinguished
public servant and an
outstanding leader, who
demonstrated strong concern
and commitment to the
welfare of the people he
served.
The Governor of Ekiti
State, Dr. Kayode Fayemi, in
a statement by his Chief Press
Secretary, Yinka Oyebode,
said the late elder statesman
had immortalised himself
in the hearts of the people
through numerous impactful
programmes and projects he
executed while in office.
Similarly, a former
governor of Ogun State, Chief
Olusegun Osoba, said Jakande
would be remembered as a
personification of the best
in journalism and a political
colossus.
He said Jakande
singlehandedly founded both
the Newspapers Proprietors
Association of Nigeria and
the Nigerian Institute of
Journalism.
“ God grant him eternal
rest,” he said.
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The Lagos State All
Progressives Congress said
the passage of Jakande at
this time is a colossal loss not
only to the progressive family
but also the entire state
and our nation in general,”
spokesman of time party,
Hon. Seye Oladejo said in a
statement.
“He served without greed
and covetousness”
The Newspaper Proprietors’
Association of Nigeria (NPAN)
yesterday said the nation “has
lost a great patriot, advocate
of good governance and
democracy” with the passage
of Jakande, who was its
pioneer president.
President of the
association, Mallam Kabiru A.
Yusuf and General Secretary,
Alhaji Mohammed Idris,
in a statement, noted that
between 1969 and 1979,
Alhaji Jakande, midwifed
the association from infancy
and “it is to his eternal glory
that the NPAN became the
octopus that it is today.”
“Austere, selfless, people-
oriented, Alhaji Jakande
transferred these core
values from newspapering/
newsroom into politics
and acquitted himself,” the
statement added.
The association
commiserated with members
of the pen fraternity, his
immediate and political
families as well as the Lagos
State government, on the
loss, adding “we could not
but ask our today’s politicians
to learn from the life and
politics of Alh. Jakande
and emulate his modesty,
selflessness and passion for
the people.”
The International Press
Institute (IPI) also mourned
the death of its former leader.
The pan-Yoruba socio-
cultural organisation,
Afenifere, said Alhaji Jakande
was the last of the ‘LOOBO’
Governors who faithfully
implemented the UPN five
cardinal programmes.
Spokesman of the group,
Mr. Yinka Odumakin, in a
statement said: “He never
lived in government house
or drove a government car
throughout his service to the
state. Jakande developed the
Lekki area and never took a
plot for himself”.
Also, Lagos State University
(LASU) community mourned
the demise of the former
Visitor to the University.
The institution said though
Alhaji Jakande passed away
at the ripe old age of 91,
his death is nonetheless a
great loss not only to the
Lagos State and Nigeria, but
especially to the Lagos State
University, an institution
borne out of his visionary
leadership, sagacity and deep
appreciation for education.
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Edo

Cross River
Delta

Bayelsa Akwa
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PUBLICATION Vol. 1, No 116

Ohaneze youth donate office

to police in Bayelsa Coordinator of Ohaneze, zonal headquarters, he saw fight crime in the society. time, and urged the public
From Bassey Willie, Yenagoa
Chief Chinedu Arthur-Ugwa, some inspectors working “This is part of our to always support the police

T
he youth wing of
Ohaneze in the South-
South has built and
donated an office building
to the newly established
Zone 16 headquarters of
the Nigeria Police Force in
Yenagoa, Bayelsa State.
The South-South
said the donation was part
of the wing’s support to the
force.
Presenting the building
to the Assistant Inspector
General of Police in charge
of the Zone, Mr Austin
Agbonlahor, Arthur-Ugwa
said during his visit to the
under a tree and after
enquiries, he discovered that
a roofed structure would
help them do their work
better.
He said he was moved by
the desire to see that police
officers were provided good
working environment to
contribution to the security force.
of Bayelsa State and indeed The Assistant Inspector
Nigeria. Our security forces General of Police in Charge
must be encouraged to of Zone 16, Mr Austin
work,” he said. Agbonlahor, commended
He thanked all other the leader of Ohaneze
Nigerians who supported youths, saying the structure
him in their own little ways would help his men in
to deliver the edifice on performing their duties.

Jubilation as Kabokiri
community becomes
autonomous
From Bassey Willie, Yenagoa integration of the
community into the
The people of Kabokiri scheme of things in the
community in Sagbama Sagbama area and the
LGA of Bayelsa State state at large.
have expressed Senator Ewhrudjakpo
happiness over the specifically charged
autonomy granted the Chairman of the
to them by the state council to immediately
government. meet with the leaders
Kabokiri is a and integrate the new
community on community fully into
the boundary with Sagbama Ward 13 to
Delta State and has enable them have a
been struggling to fair share of their rights
be recognised as and responsibilities as
an autonomous indigenes of the state.
 Ohaneze youth leaders with AIG Mr Austin Agbonlahor
community for years. He also urged the
Bayelsa State Deputy community to work
Governor, Senator
Lawrence Ewhrudjakpo,
out modalities for the
conduct of credible
FG inaugurates 1.62km road in NIFOR
announced the state elections that would From Usman A. Bello, Benin tertiary institutions across the Director of NIFOR, Celestine
government’s approval enable them choose country. Ikuenobe, said the road
during a meeting with their paramount The federal government Represented by the Federal rehabilitation has made it easy
members of the Ijaw ruler and officials yesterday inaugurated the Controller of Works, Edo to convey seedlings and other
community recently. of the Community rehabilitated 1.62km internal State, Ademola Aransiola, palm produce from the institute
He directed the D e v e l o p m e n t access road at the Nigerian the minister said the road to different destinations.
state Ministry of Committee (CDC), Institute for Oil palm Research intervention projects were “Before this intervention, the
Local Government, as well as youth and (NIFOR) in Benin City critical to improving the learning main access road to NIFOR’s
C o m m u n i t y women leaders. Inaugurating the road, the environment as well as the main station measuring about
Development and “We are giving the minister of Works and Housing quality of education. 6km, was in a state of total
Chieftaincy Affairs community some weeks said the federal government has He said of the 29 completed disrepair, negatively impacting
to issue a certificate to conduct a formal completed 29 out of the 43 road roads, 17 were handed over in 2020. our service delivery to the palm
of recognition to the Amananaowei election intervention projects within Earlier, the acting Executive industry.”
community. and CDC Chairman,
He said Governor Youth President as
Douye Diri had directed
that the name of the
well as Woman Leader
elections.
NEMA distributes relief materials to flood victims in Delta
community, which is “We want the major From Victor Sorokwu, Asaba Kwale by the Director General to ensure the proper use of the
located on the Bayelsa families that are there to of NEMA, Air Vice Marshal items.
part of the famous put their heads together The National Emergency Muhammed Mohammadu (Rtd). The Director, Delta State
River Forcados, should and come up with a Management Agency (NEMA) Mohammadu, who was Emergency Management
be changed from New workable ‘formula’ for has embarked on direct represented by the NEMA Head Agency (SEMA), Mr Karo
Patani to Kabokiri the election.” distribution of relief items to of Operations in Edo, Mr Dahiru Evemoso, commended NEMA
community as requested In their separate communities affected by the Yusuf, lamented the impact for the gesture, adding that the
by the indigenes. remarks, Acting 2020 flood disaster in Ndokwa of the flood in the affected relief materials would go a long
He urged Sagbama Amadowei of Kabokiri, East and Ndokwa West LGAs of communities and the entire way in providing succour to the
Local Government Chief Ekiyor Ebidowei, Delta State. state. people.
Council to work closely Chief Pathfinder The NEMA Edo Operations He said the distribution of Some of the items distributed
with the Ministry of Ebikebina and Barrister Office had earlier conducted relief materials was part of the to the victims included 311 bags
Local Government, E. B. Oyinkuro all an assessment to ascertain the effort of the federal government of 12.5kg rice, 311 bags of 25kg
C o m m u n i t y expressed gratitude to impact and level of destruction to reduce the impact of the beans, 311 bags of 12.5kg maize,
Development and the state government for of property caused by the flood. flooding in the areas on the 121 kegs of vegetable oil, 26
Chieftaincy Affairs granting autonomy to The distribution of relief people. cartons of tomato paste and 52
to ensure the full their community. materials was flagged off at He urged the beneficiaries cartons of seasoning.

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Plateau

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Kogi

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PUBLICATION Vol. 1, No 116

Ferry operations return to Lokoja

From Adama John, Lokoja flooding had led to chaotic
scenes when some illegal

N
ormal boat
operations have
returned in Lokoja
following the receding of
water on River Niger in
Lokoja.
Activities were halted in
the middle of 2020 as the
river flooded, which made
it dangerous for ferry
operations.
The Chairman of
Ganaja branch of the
operators, comrade Siyaka
Musa, who spoke to North
Central Trust, disclosed
that activities at the area
have picked up with both
passengers and operators
enjoying their trips.
Musa said both
operators and passengers
have no fear of taking a
trip unlike a few months
ago when it was too risky
to operate.
He recalled that the
operators decided to cash
on the situation to extort
passengers.
Musa said amateur
boat operators from
neighbouring villages
invaded the area
operating without due
regard to the safety of
their passengers.
“These operators,
with their faulty boats
and canoes, ignored all
rules governing maritime
operations on the River
Niger, which resulted in
many accidents,’’ he said.
Musa appealed to the
state government to grant
soft loans to his members
to enable them improve
on their operations.
The loan, he said,
would help the operators
to purchase new boats  Comrade
or refurbish old ones to Siyaka musa
avoid accidents.

Actionaid to train 300

Kogi records 20 new cases of leprosy
From Adama John, Lokoja
No fewer than 20 new cases of
leprosy have been recorded in Kogi
State, after an earlier claim that the
state was free of the disease.
The Programme Officer, Leprosy
Mission Nigeria, Mrs Hannah
Fashona told journalists in Lokoja
that the new cases were recorded
between January and November
2020.
Fashona, who spoke at the
distribution of palliatives to the
less privileged, noted that the
organisation was determined to
ensure that Nigeria was free from
the disease, adding that the state
referral centre in Ochadamu, has
succeeded in treating some patients
affected with the disease.
According to her, it is on
record that due to fear and lack
of knowledge over three million
people across the world are living
with undiagnosed leprosy, which
is causing more damage to their
30 small scale firms get SON MANCAP certificate in Niger
From Romoke W. Ahmad, Minna
About 30 Micro Small and Medium
Enterprises (MSME) have been
issued the mandatory conformity
assessment certificate (MANCAP)
in Niger State to standardised their
products.
The certificate, which was issued in
Minna by the Standard Organisation
of Nigeria (SON) was to ensure that
locally manufactured products
provide the required satisfaction to
consumers.
Speaking during the presentation
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health.
The LMN programme officer
added that more than 600 people are
diagnosed with leprosy in the world
daily, saying that over 50 percent of
those hard hit are the children.
This alarming rate, she pointed
out, has prompted the Mission to
embark on daily research to achieve
zero leprosy in the world.
According to her, some of these
patients don’t come when it is early
but come only when it is either
grade one or grade two disabilities,
a situation that may be difficult to
attend to.
Through sustained awareness,
prevention, treatment and follow-
up, she expressed optimism that
LMN would continue to support
people so that they could live a
normal life.
Fashona said the palliatives
would be distributed to the most
vulnerable persons and those living
with disabilities.
“If this pandemic could cripple
of the certificates, Director General
of SON, Mallam Faruk A. Salim, said
the organisation has been issuing
the certificate to products that have
successfully met the requirements
stipulated in the Nigeria industrial
standard.
Salim, who was represented
by the state Coordinator of SON,
Hajia Hauwa N. Yusuf, said the
certification was an attestation that
such company’s brands conformed
to standards and have undergone
intensive conformity assessment.
“We are also guaranteeing that
businesses in nations across the
world, how much more of these
people of this caliber. It is obvious
that their own situation will be
terrible, which informed the two
bodies to come to the need of the
vulnerable ones.
“Over 80 households across the
three senatorial districts will benefit
from the palliatives and it is believed
that it will go a long way at reducing
hunger in the land.”
Receiving the palliatives, the
Commissioner for Women Affairs,
Hajia Fatima Buba, who was
represented by a Director in the
ministry, Mrs Adegbola Elizabeth
Fumilayo thanked the donors for
the kind gesture.
Adegbola warned the
beneficiaries not to sell the items as
they were meant for their household
consumption.
Items distributed include
foodstuffs ranging from rice, beans,
garri, noodles, oil, seasoning, sugar,
salt and personal hygiene materials.
the product can be sold in Nigeria
and used in any other country in
the world. Thus, we are winning the
consumer’s confidence and also
assisting made in Nigeria products to
cross the border to the international
market,” he said.
Some of the manufacturers
who expressed satisfaction over
the issuance of the certificate
said it will spur them to produce
more items and gives them
the opportunity to explore
international markets since their
products have been certified.
Kogi LG youths, women
on skill acquisition
By Abubakar Sadiq Isah
The Kogi State Programme Officer
of the Actionaid Nigeria, Mr. Friday
Ugeze, has said that plans are underway
to commence training of 300 youths/
women on skills acquisition in Kogi
-Kotonkarfe Local Government of Kogi
State.
Ugeze, stated this when he led staff
members of the Actionaid Nigeria
on a courtesy call to the chairman of
Kogi - Koton-Karfe Local Government
Council, Alhaji Isah Abdulkarim, in his
office on Thursday.
He said Actionaid Nigeria has
over the years been implementing
youth programmes to tackle youth
reactiveness in the society adding
that the group has decided to go
into partnership with Kogi Local
Government to train youth and women
on skills acquisition.
According to him, women and youths
would be selected across various rural
communities of the local government,
which he said they trained on various
kinds of hands/skills training.
“So basically, we are going to train
them on various skills of their area of
specialisation so that at the end, we
can register them with the ministry
of commerce as a co-operative group
so that Actionaid can access funding
and other donors to see how their
livelihood can be improved,” he said.
The Chairman of the Council, Alhaji
Isah Abdulkarim, thanked Actionaid
Nigeria for the visit and for going into
partnership with his administration.
He assured them of his
administration’s support to ensure the
proposed skills acquisition training
was successful.
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FOCUS ON KATSINA
Hajj 2021: Katsina appeals for resuscitation of NAHCON zonal ofÀce
K atsina state government has re-echoed
the its appeal to Management of
National Hajj Commission of Nigeria
(NAHCON) to resuscitate Its Zonal Office in
the state,
The the Katsina State Deputy Governor,
QS Mannir Yakubu, made the appeal at
a one day sensitization campaign on the
newly introduced hajj savings scheme
organized by the state pilgrims welfare board
in Collaboration with the NAHCON and Jaiz
Bank Plc held at the auditorium of the Board
yesterday.
Represented by the Permanent Secretary of
his office, Alhaji Aminu Abubakar, the deputy
governor said the zonal office, if restored, will
go a long way in promoting efficient service
delivery and welfare of pilgrims.
He then appreciated the wisdom of the
present Board of NAHCON for introducing
the Bank Model of Hajj Savings Scheme at a
time of economic recession and the global
effect of COVID-19 pandemic.
“As I was made to understand, the scheme
offers intending pilgrims the choice and
opportunity to save and plan for the Hajj
in a stress free manner and also serves as a
gateway to many Investment opportunities.
There is no doubt therefore, sensitization
campaigns such as this one is a veritable way
of fast tracking its implementation,” he said.
He pledged in line with its Restoration
Agenda, the Katsina State Government would
continue to partner and work hand in hand
with the Hajj Commission to key into the
programme for the benefit of the Muslim
Ummah in the State.
“To this end I am pleased to inform
this gathering that already Katsina State
Government, In line with the request of the
National Hajj Commission, has granted
approval to the Katsina State Pilgrims
Welfare Board to place the Scheme under
the supervision of the newly established
APC Revalidation
exercise: Katsina SGS,
Inuwa revalidates his
membership
S
ecretary to the Government
of Katsina State, Dr. Mustapha
Inuwa Yesterday renewed his APC
registration at Dan-Musa (A) constituency
in Dan-Musa Local Government amidst
cheers.
The people of Dan-Musa Local
Government Area came out to receive the
Secreatary in the town of Dan-Musa, his
home town where he came to renew his
APC registration.
In his address shortly after revalidating
his membership register, The Secretary to
the Government expressed his gratitude
to God for showing him the historic
day, saying he was pleased to see the
community coming out to renew their
membership register and others to
receive a new one, adding that it was a
greatl achievement.
“The APC in Katsina State and the
country as a whole is gaining more
and more followers. This follows the
dividend of democracy provided by the
APC government under the leadership
of President Muhammadu Buhari and
Governor Aminu Masari,” he said.
In his speech, State Assembly
Member representing Danmusa Local
Government Area, said that in Dan Musa
Local Government Area, they have been
waiting for more registration renewables
for their protection.
Among those who witnessed the
renewal of the registration of the Secretary
Directorate of Monitoring and Evaluation.
This is done in order to provide a sound
administrative structure that will facilitate the
enrolment process, and as Government we
shall continue to assist the Board in whatever
way possible to enhance pilgrims welfare at
all fronts,” he disclosed.
In his address, the Chairman/CEO of
National Hajj Commission of Nigeria, Alh.
Sikrullah Kunlel Hassana, represented by
the NAHCON commissioner representing
northwest zone, Alhaji Garba Umar, said the
initiative, being implemented in collaboration
with Jaiz Bank Plc, was launched formally
on October 4, 2020 in Kano after which
the sensitization train visited several other
states in three geo-political zones across the
country.
He said the Hajj Savings Scheme was
structured to assist workers, farmers, traders,
herders and even studentsto save gradually
over a period of time to facilitate their traveling
to Saudi Arabia and fulfill the 5 pillar of Islam.
“Benefits to be derived from the Scheme by
pilgrims in particular and Nigeria in general
are numerous. The intending pilgrims no
longer have to sell their properties before they
can go on pilgrimage. They get some income
from proceeds of investments done on their
behalf by Jaiz Bank based on Mudarabah
principle and most importantly, they stand to
get reward from Allah SWT from the day they
start saving for the Hajj till they eventually
perform it no matter how long it takes” he
added.
For Nigeria as a country, aggregated funds
from the Scheme will convert redundant
money into wealth-generiting money thereby
boosting economic activities capable of
bringing many people out of poverty. The
Scheme will also expand financial inclusion
to many who hitherto have nothing to do with
the formal sector.
He then called on everyone to enroll today
Commissioner donates childcare drugs,
hospital cards to Katsina hospitals
„ Sports Commissioner, Sani Danlami (R) presenting the drugs to the representative of one the
benefiting hospitals
T
he Katsina state Commissioner for
Sports and Social Welfare, Hon.
Sani Aliyu Danlami, has donated
drugs for children to hospitals in the 12
wards of Katsina local government area,
Katsina state.
The drugs which include 48 cartons
of children Paracetamol syrup, Vitamin
C syrup, Septrin syrup and Cough
expectorants were given to the hospitals
for onward prescription to children of
the poor and the needy.
Equally 1000 hospital cards were also
to the Government was the Chairman of
the National Committee Alh. Ali Kumo
and his Deputy; Acting Chairman of the
APC Katsina State Alhaji Shitu S. Shitu;
Katsina State APC Deputy Chairman, Alh
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„ A cross section of participants during he one day sensitization organized by NAHCON in Katsina
and ensure that all members of your families
are enrolled and be ambassadors of this
scheme to your friends, colleagues, associates,
neighbours and close ones.
Earlier in his welcome address, the
Executive Director of Katsina Pilgrims Welfare
Board, Alhaji Suleiman Nuhu Kuki, said the
event was a follow-up to the implementation
of resolutions agreed upon by all the
Stakeholders in Abuja last year, which was
aimed at addressing all the intricacies
involved in the operations of the scheme and
prepare a solid foundation for its take-off in all
the States of the Federation.
He said the scheme if properly implemented,
would address the issues of planning the
Haji, rising prices of Hajj fares, time frame of
payments and economic empowerment of
subscribers.
“In readiness for the take-off of the Savings
given to each of the 12 hospitals selected
from each ward with the exception of
Rafindadi hospital that got 2000 cards,
to be given free of charge to parents who
brought their children for medication
In his address during the presentation
of the presentation, the Commissioner
said, different sectors, particularly the
health sector, needed the contribution
of all instead of government handling
everything.
“When you go to these hospitals,
especially in the rural communities, you
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Government Area, Hon Abduljalal Haruna
Runka; Permanent Secretary, Katsina
State Ministry for Local Government and
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Scheme in the State, the Katsina State
Government has granted approval to place
the scheme under the supervision of the
newly established Department of Monitoring
and Evaluation of the Board. As I speak to you
now, three Registration Centres have been
designated in the interim, at Katsina, Funtua
and Daura. This is a deliberate and calculated
decision, not only because they are the
headquarters of the three senatorial zones,
but also there are in these Centres, Branches
of Ja’iz Bank in operation,” he said.
He thanked the Ulama, the Katsina State
House of Assembly, particularly the Religious
Affairs Committee of the House for their
concern, guidance and valuable oversight
functions and the Governor, Aminu Bello
Masari, for their unstinting support to Katsina
State Pilgrims welfare Board at every turn of
event.
see parents with their children who are
sick, but to get even the N100 to buy the
hospital card is a problem not to talk of
the drugs that will be prescribed.
“I therefore want to call on everyone
to give the little they could, so that
together we can help in solving
some healthcare issues for some of
the families with limited means of
livelihood,” he said.
In his appreciation on behalf of the
benefitting hospitals, the Assistant
Director Disease control, Katsina local
government, Malam Ahmed Buba,
thanked the commissioner for the
gesture, saying the drugs procured
by the benefactor were the much
needed ones in terms of treating minor
sicknesses of the children.
The benefiiting hospitals include
those of Kwado Maternal and Child
Healthcare (MCHC), Dutsen Safe
Lowcost Healthcare,Tudun Yan Lihidda
MCHC, Gidan Dawa Healthcare and
Nasarawa Day Healthcare.
Others are Abattoir Healthcare,
Rafindadi MCHC, Unguwar Mannan
Dee Healthcare, Kukar Gesa Healthcare
Kofar Durbi Healthcare, Shinkafi MDG
clinic and Wakilin Arewa Healthcare.
chieftaincy affairs, Alh. Abubakar Ahmad
Yantumaki, Katsina State Chairman
KASROMA Engr Surajo Yazeed; and S.A.
Public enlightenment Alh Abdulaziz Mai
Turaka Eldoji among others.
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SCHEDULE OF ACTIVITIES FOR NCS

RECRUITMENT SCREENING EXERCISE, 2021
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invited to attend the final recruitment screening exercise.

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dates indicated below.

Superintendent Cadre (CONSOL 08) – st

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ZONES AND VENUES

Time North West North East North Central South West South East/
(Customs (Tafawa Balewa (Customs (Customs South South
Training College Stadium Bauchi) Command & Training College (Dan Anyiam
Goron Dutse Staff College Ikeja Lagos) Stadium
Kano) Gwagwalada) Owerri)
9am- 12:30pm Kaduna Adamawa Benue Ekiti Abia
Katsina Bauchi Kogi Lagos Enugu
(BATCH A) Sokoto Gombe Nassarwa Oyo Ebonyi
Zamfara Akwa-Ibom
Bayelsa
Cross River
2pm – 5pm Jigawa Borno Kwara Ondo Anambra
Kano Taraba Niger Ogun Imo
(BATCH B) Kebbi Yobe Plateau Osun Delta
FCT Edo
Rivers
GRADE LEVEL 08 50 NCS/C08/378671 ONYEBUCHI LESLIE OKOLI ACTUARIAL SCIENCE
ACCOUNTS
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SN APPLICATION ID FIRST NAME MIDDLE NAME LAST NAME
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1 NCS/C08/232907 JIBRIL MUSA
53 NCS/C08/591808 NURUDEEN MUHAMMAD SAIDU 2 NCS/C08/590468 CHIEMERIE OLIVIA ILOANUSI
2 NCS/C08/328389 BASIRU SHEHU
54 NCS/C08/774921 MUTARI YAKUBU 3 NCS/C08/165125 OMOLAYO ZAINAB AYODELE
3 NCS/C08/601603 YUSUF SALEH
55 NCS/C08/100901 KAYODE OLUWADAMILARE BANKOLE 4 NCS/C08/52358 KABIRU MUSA
4 NCS/C08/606550 SANUSI JAFARU
5 NCS/C08/557627 MIRACLE KASIEMOBI EZE
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6 NCS/C08/238581 MARTIN OKON ASUQUO
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7 NCS/C08/232764 MUHAMMAD MANGA ALIKO
7 NCS/C08/729714 YUSUF ALHAJI SALIHU 58 NCS/C08/744149 SYLVESTER AIMUA ATIVIE
8 NCS/C08/16293 SAMSON IKECHUKWU EDOZIE
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9 NCS/C08/846047 TOBILOBA ADEWUNMI
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63 NCS/C08/67888 PRECIOUS OLOHITARE AGBI
2 NCS/C08/330894 OLUSEGUN CHRISTOPHER IDOWU
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4 NCS/C08/843716 ABUBAKAR ABUBAKAR KHALID
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17 NCS/C08/158034 MUHAMMAD LAWAL YUSUF 68 NCS/C08/247799 IFEOLUWA ODUNAYO FASANMI 7 NCS/C08/201451 MMENYENE-OBONG EDO
18 NCS/C08/182589 SOTONYE OBINIME-IMBU
69 NCS/C08/43163 BENEDICT DANIEL 8 NCS/C08/769336 MANU ALI DAUDA
19 NCS/C08/826088 ZARAU SAKWAMA
70 NCS/C08/579935 FAROUK UMAR MOHAMMED 9 NCS/C08/625723 AYODEJI MOSES ADEYI
20 NCS/C08/27840 UMAR ISAH
71 NCS/C08/272378 SHUAIB ABDUL ISAH 10 NCS/C08/86218 ADAMU BULAMA
21 NCS/C08/404020 PATIENCE ENE ADEJOH - UJAH
72 NCS/C08/209117 TESSA TITILAYO. ABANDY 11 NCS/C08/254995 OLUWATOSIN MOSES
22 NCS/C08/160564 CHIDUBEM CLINTON UZUEGBU
73 NCS/C08/201735 MUSTAPHA SALLAU 12 NCS/C08/16609 RASHEED ADISA
23 NCS/C08/86438 BUHARI MOHAMMED ABDULHAMEED
74 NCS/C08/42160 JAMES JOLOMI IREDEN 13 NCS/C08/191591 LOFEME ASINKRITUS KEFAS
24 NCS/C08/325033 ADAM ABUBAKAR AUDU
75 NCS/C08/205775 CHINWENDU OBIZUO 14 NCS/C08/334099 FRIDAY SUNDAY AKPAN
25 NCS/C08/227374 BASHIR NUHU BABAJO
76 NCS/C08/160466 HELEN WUSA LANDU 15 NCS/C08/774866 MATTHEW OKE OJO
26 NCS/C08/287612 ABUBAKAR BASHIR ABBAS
77 NCS/C08/350110 SARAH ADEBANKE ADELAKUN 16 NCS/C08/347294 ADURAGBEMI MARY OWOLABI
27 NCS/C08/266757 AHMAD ABBA IDRIS
78 NCS/C08/542614 ABDULRASHEED BELLO BARKINDO 17 NCS/C08/615190 ABDUL DANYAYA INUSA D
28 NCS/C08/103013 HAMZA HASSAN
79 NCS/C08/18127 CHINOMSO JUDITH OFOEGBUNAM 18 NCS/C08/194666 OLUSEGUN KAYODE AGBESUYI
29 NCS/C08/412142 STANLEY YUSUF
19 NCS/C08/420805 LOVE JIGAH
30 NCS/C08/190548 TARIQ AZEEZ ABDALLAH 80 NCS/C08/129426 OLUWATOBI EMMANUEL OGUNNUBI
20 NCS/C08/570848 YINKA COMFORT JAIYEOBA
31 NCS/C08/741696 BELLO HAMMANTUKUR 81 NCS/C08/642174 RAHMON AKINTOLA
21 NCS/C08/174616 ABUBAKAR ADEBOLA OLADAPO
32 NCS/C08/155939 OLUWSEYI MERCY OLUSEMIRE 82 NCS/C08/287005 MUSA MOHAMMED
22 NCS/C08/139720 ANAS LAMORDE IBRAHIM
33 NCS/C08/31142 FUNSO AKINKUNMI 83 NCS/C08/160405 GBENGA OLUSHOLA ADEWUMI
23 NCS/C08/775404 ACHEMA DANIEL
34 NCS/C08/362077 ABDULRAHMAN KHALID 84 NCS/C08/299001 JUSTIN CHUKWUDUMEBI ODILI
24 NCS/C08/527863 KINGSLEY OGHENEKOME EGBE
35 NCS/C08/580611 MUSLIM AMINU 85 NCS/C08/239866 ISMAIL TUKUR GAYA 25 NCS/C08/163193 HUSSEINI YAKUBU
36 NCS/C08/32351 MOSHOOD OLADEJI USMAN 86 NCS/C08/316048 YUSUF AHMADU 26 NCS/C08/789305 MUSTAPHA ABDULLAHI SANI
37 NCS/C08/162392 USMAN ABBAS LIKORO 87 NCS/C08/171201 RIDWAN ADEBOWALE TAJUDEEN 27 NCS/C08/42966 ISMAIL ABIOLA OYELEKE
38 NCS/C08/112291 BASIL IYKE NNALUE 88 NCS/C08/4456 SANI BABA UMAR 28 NCS/C08/165687 IDOWU ONAADEPO
39 NCS/C08/356075 MANDELA OGWUJE OKOO
89 NCS/C08/352488 COSMAS IHIEUWARO EBOKA 29 NCS/C08/75833 IBRAHIM ABBAS MUKTAR
40 NCS/C08/710983 BABAGANA MUHAMMAD MUSA
90 NCS/C08/190897 MICHAEL OGBA KALU
41 NCS/C08/518138 MARIAN NWAKA ONWUGHAI BUILDING
91 NCS/C08/268885 ALIYU UMAR SERIAL APPLICATION ID FIRST NAME MIDDLE NAME LAST NAME
42 NCS/C08/82495 CHINYERE LINDA EZEOKE
92 NCS/C08/334052 UMAR USMAN NAIBI 1 NCS/C08/374000 SAMAILA LURWANU
43 NCS/C08/339033 FRANCES NNENNA ALIGWEKWE
93 NCS/C08/546830 ARMSTRONG OTSOKWA 2 NCS/C08/162217 UMAR AHMAD ABDULKADIR
44 NCS/C08/195828 DAHIRU JARI USMAN
45 NCS/C08/257644 MICHAEL OLUWADAMILARE AYINLA 94 NCS/C08/78164 FRANCIS IKENCHUKWU TONNIE-EGUN 3 NCS/C08/24658 ABUBAKAR DANLADI SALISU
46 NCS/C08/2244 RITPOJI BAKO SAMUEL 95 NCS/C08/96657 LAWRENCE OSE AKWE 4 NCS/C08/662403 DANJUMA MOSES
47 NCS/C08/266777 JIRITMWA ELIEZER MWATUNWA 96 NCS/C08/31089 ABDULBAQEE MUHAMMED 5 NCS/C08/92308 HUSSAINI BAWA
48 NCS/C08/356336 AUGUSTINE NNAEMEKA IKEGBUNAM 97 NCS/C08/749543 AFEEZ RASHEED 6 NCS/C08/703153 ALIYU DANLADI SAHABI
49 NCS/C08/39928 CHIDIMMA JANEFRANCES CHUKWU 98 NCS/C08/279791 IBRAHIM YAHAYA ISAH 7 NCS/C08/189748 MUBARAK MADAWAKI SHAFIU
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8 NCS/C08/577379 ALIYU USMAN 109 NCS/C08/167959 TORNACHI SIMON TARKA 268 NCS/C08/804658 KABIR TAMBAWEL MUKTAR
9 NCS/C08/840245 MUSTAPHA ALIYU 110 NCS/C08/366051 EMMANUEL OKON 269 NCS/C08/246057 CHIDIEBELE VICTOR OKEKE
10 NCS/C08/362527 ABIODUN YUSUF SALAMI 111 NCS/C08/163421 SADDIQ SANI HAMISU 270 NCS/C08/755647 JIBRIN ADAMU
11 NCS/C08/451974 HENRY CHIMAOBI NWANKWO 112 NCS/C08/388376 MOHAMMED YAU ALIYU 271 NCS/C08/551207 BRIGHT ODUMAMWEN IGBINOSA
12 NCS/C08/78852 MUBARAK SALIHU 113 NCS/C08/131808 IMRAN MATAZU HUSSAINI 272 NCS/C08/176354 SULAIMAN ABUBAKAR BUHARI
13 NCS/C08/859725 EMMANUEL OKECHUKWU NWAFOR 114 NCS/C08/84670 OMOBOLAJI ISMAIL WILLIAMS 273 NCS/C08/27648 DAMILOLA IBRAHEEM RUFAI
14 NCS/C08/584958 BOMUSHI AMOS 115 NCS/C08/270006 SODIQ OMOBOLAJI SERIKI 274 NCS/C08/57768 NWENENDAH ISAAC DOKUBO
15 NCS/C08/287936 EMMANUEL EMEKA OKEREKE 116 NCS/C08/314029 SALIHU HASHIMU JADA 275 NCS/C08/10926 OKEZIE DANIEL EGBULEFU
16 NCS/C08/636151 BETTA OPEYEMI AGBONTAEN 117 NCS/C08/540409 OLUWAGBENGA OLAYIWOLA 276 NCS/C08/35776 ABUBAKAR MURTALA
17 NCS/C08/216195 UCHE MOSES EDWIN 118 NCS/C08/277491 KINGSLEY CHINAGOROM ANELE 277 NCS/C08/249179 PAUL AYOCK DANIEL
18 NCS/C08/581881 ALICE OLUWABUSAYO AKINTOLA 119 NCS/C08/848559 FARIDAH SULEIMAN KISHIMI 278 NCS/C08/88166 LOIS VAKU THOMAS
19 NCS/C08/257374 HAMZA SAAD IBRAHIM 120 NCS/C08/61159 YUSUF SULAIMAN
279 NCS/C08/88997 OLUWAKEMI OLUBODUN
20 NCS/C08/268325 GEORGE TERNENGE AYUA 121 NCS/C08/90117 NASIBA MUHAMMAD BELLO
280 NCS/C08/56124 JOHN OLUWASEUN AKINWANDE
21 NCS/C08/591989 ILYAS DAMILOLA FADUNSIN 122 NCS/C08/81423 ABUBAKAR ADAMU BALARABE
281 NCS/C08/40940 MUHAMMED SALEH GIDADO
22 NCS/C08/10409 CHIBUZOR BAMIDELE OGU 123 NCS/C08/193169 YUSUF HASSAN
282 NCS/C08/267597 DAVID ORITSEWEYINMI ACHOMERE
23 NCS/C08/490811 BALARABE MOHAMMEDTAHIR ABDULMALIK 124 NCS/C08/28881 MUHAMMAD USMAN
283 NCS/C08/657167 TOCHUKWU BENJAMIN OJIAKU
24 NCS/C08/912731 NURUDEEN AYOBAMI OLAYIWOLA 125 NCS/C08/299804 ISMAIL ADEKUNLE YUSUF
284 NCS/C08/713293 ABIODUN KHALID AHMIDA
25 NCS/C08/46777 STEPHEN IMOTER UGOH 126 NCS/C08/564052 ABDULLATEEF ISHAQ
285 NCS/C08/233318 YUNUSA HABIBU
127 NCS/C08/790063 EBENEZER OLALEKAN ADEJUYITAN
26 NCS/C08/349278 IKENNA EMMANUEL OTI 286 NCS/C08/372129 YAHYA TALLE MOHAMMED
128 NCS/C08/239240 ABDULMALIK ABDULLAHI
27 NCS/C08/245304 EBUBE EZEDINUGWU 287 NCS/C08/436490 JUDE EKATA UNUEBHO
129 NCS/C08/277700 MUSA UMMAR
28 NCS/C08/527465 OLUWASEUN JOSEPH ADEBIYI 288 NCS/C08/913257 OLUWAFEMI AYENI
130 NCS/C08/407509 MUHAMMAD BASHIR ABBA
29 NCS/C08/582887 NURUDEEN DAMILARE ADEMOLA 289 NCS/C08/374675 ABDULRASHID DANJUMA
131 NCS/C08/438327 ADEDAYO BABAFEMI FATOBA
30 NCS/C08/111609 OGBEMUDIA DOMINIC IMARAHI 290 NCS/C08/270528 DAVID GBENGA ABEJIDE
132 NCS/C08/84774 WILSON TOCHUKWU OKAFOR
31 NCS/C08/632535 ISRAEL TAYO FAGBEGI 291 NCS/C08/680506 VICTOR MOSES
133 NCS/C08/264447 SULEIMAN ABDULLAHI
32 NCS/C08/689198 EMA-ENO SIMON UKPONG 292 NCS/C08/19594 ABDUL SHAHID MAIGARI
134 NCS/C08/344582 NURA JIBRIN
33 NCS/C08/60609 YUSUF MUHAMMAD ABUBAKAR 293 NCS/C08/363374 SADIQ ABUBAKAR
135 NCS/C08/26965 ABUBAKAR SADIQ LAWAN
34 NCS/C08/265733 MUHAMMMAD DALHAT ISAH 294 NCS/C08/254371 DANLAMI ELI MOLTA
136 NCS/C08/856595 SULEIMAN GARBA ISYAKU
35 NCS/C08/22646 LAWRENCE IZUNNA CHUKWU 295 NCS/C08/459808 HAMZA ABUBAKAR JIMADA
137 NCS/C08/206315 ABDULRAHMAN DOGURU ADAMU
36 NCS/C08/155517 SUPREME OGAR GALUMJE 296 NCS/C08/242941 ABDULKADIR GALADIMA
138 NCS/C08/229448 HOPE ENECHEOJO OJOCHE
37 NCS/C08/7331 BASHIR MUHTAR 297 NCS/C08/225363 ABDULRASHEED UMAR ATTAHIRU
139 NCS/C08/234220 ISA DAMILARE ADEBANJO
38 NCS/C08/101399 MUBAARAK ABDULHAMEED 298 NCS/C08/235438 TANIMU SALEH
140 NCS/C08/1617 MUHAMMAD ISMAIL ISMAIL BAWA
39 NCS/C08/635885 ABUBAKAR JALAM AHMAD 299 NCS/C08/123110 IDONGESIT FRANCIS PAUL
141 NCS/C08/6022 ADEWALE MUHYDEEN SHITTU
40 NCS/C08/735061 ABDULAZEEZ OHITA UMAR 142 NCS/C08/81655 CHIMEKA HERBERT HERBERT 300 NCS/C08/3656 FAITH BOKOLO
41 NCS/C08/36639 ABDULHAMID BABANI SAMBO 143 NCS/C08/56971 ERNEST ONYINYECHI IHEANYICHUKWU 301 NCS/C08/39602 STEPHANIE JOEHEOBE OGBUDU
42 NCS/C08/734822 ADAM MUSTAPHA KOLO 144 NCS/C08/288262 NOAH AZUBUIKE WOSU 302 NCS/C08/106337 AJAH CHUKWU AGWU
43 NCS/C08/805065 BABATUNDE RAJI RAJI 145 NCS/C08/401189 PAUL YOHANNA ABOMCHI 303 NCS/C08/430954 ISMAIL BELLO
44 NCS/C08/339291 OLUWAFEMI JOHN ODUKOYA 146 NCS/C08/307139 ALIYU ABDULKARIM 304 NCS/C08/46651 ALIYU MOHAMMED YUSUF
45 NCS/C08/754475 BOLAJI ADEWALE AJEIGBE 147 NCS/C08/230912 EKANEM TONY DANIEL 305 NCS/C08/166486 KHALID SULAIMAN MUHAMMAD
46 NCS/C08/295526 BUHARI SULEIMAN 148 NCS/C08/355867 SHADRACH DAUDA SILAS 306 NCS/C08/96586 ADAMU SHUAIBU MUSA
COMMUNICATION ENGINEERING 149 NCS/C08/52760 MUHAMMAD MUSA 307 NCS/C08/301795 FAROUK NAKUDU YUSUF
SERIAL APPLICATION ID FIRST NAME MIDDLE NAME LAST NAME 150 NCS/C08/402234 ABBA SANI 308 NCS/C08/238864 ABUBAKAR SADIQ SADIQ AHMAD
1 NCS/C08/783945 ADAMS ADOZA SALAWUDEEN 151 NCS/C08/845943 NAJASHI AHMAD 309 NCS/C08/49961 IBRAHIM SHEHU IBRAHIM
2 NCS/C08/872650 RUKAYAT OMOWUMI BADMUS 152 NCS/C08/785536 MUBARAK ABUBAKAR BUNZA 310 NCS/C08/177330 HUSSAINI ABBA
3 NCS/C08/834521 ABDULJELILI ADEGOKE ADEWUNMI 153 NCS/C08/772404 IBRAHIM USMAN 311 NCS/C08/1275 IBRAHIM MUAZZAM MOHAMMED
4 NCS/C08/814497 ABDULLAH AKINOLA ABDULHAKEEM-ALUGO 154 NCS/C08/631760 SHEHU BAKARI 312 NCS/C08/6632 MUBARAK BASHIR
COMPUTER/ICT 155 NCS/C08/180207 ABDULRAHMAN BUBA ABBA
313 NCS/C08/289547 AL-AMIN MOHAMMED ALIYU
SERIAL APPLICATION ID FIRST NAME MIDDLE NAME LAST NAME 156 NCS/C08/662710 OBUNIKEM SYLVANUS OKECHI
314 NCS/C08/232701 ABDULWAHAB SULEIMAN ISAH
1 NCS/C08/638039 YUNUSA HABIBU 157 NCS/C08/90606 SUUR MICHAEL AGERAGA
315 NCS/C08/483429 TOLULOPE OLUWATOYIN ADESOLA
158 NCS/C08/47040 IBRAHIM ISA
2 NCS/C08/374199 UMAR ABDULLAHI 316 NCS/C08/214454 KAFAYAT IFEDOLAPO ATITEBI
3 NCS/C08/415004 ABIODUN KHALID AHMIDA 159 NCS/C08/18468 BENJAMIN NTOL UDEY
317 NCS/C08/5748 SHILINTANG STEPHEN GURAMA
160 NCS/C08/590588 SA&RSQUO;ID ABDULLAHI LAWAN
4 NCS/C08/114726 ZAHARADDEEN MUAZU 318 NCS/C08/27280 IBRAHIM DOGONDAJI AHMAD
161 NCS/C08/225331 MASUD SABIU
5 NCS/C08/233894 UMAR ELMUSTAPHA NA'ABBA 319 NCS/C08/817292 MUSA SARKI ABDULLAHI
162 NCS/C08/392454 MUHAMMED AMINU MUSA
6 NCS/C08/810490 MERCY ETIM MKPOFO 320 NCS/C08/88220 IKRA UMAR SHUAIBU
163 NCS/C08/22819 AHMED BADAMASI
7 NCS/C08/849160 EKPENYONG EKPENYONG 321 NCS/C08/225992 ALIYU MOHAMMED SULEIMAN
164 NCS/C08/486237 MOHAMMED AMINU AMINU UMAR
8 NCS/C08/45330 IBRAHIM UMAR FARUK 322 NCS/C08/914494 DAHIRU USAMAT UZAIRU
165 NCS/C08/473740 SAMUEL OKON BASSEY
9 NCS/C08/158035 DAHIRU DAHIRU ABDULLAHI 323 NCS/C08/97463 MUSTAPHA MOHAMMAD NUHU
166 NCS/C08/466989 EBIKIENMO ABIOLA JOHNBULL
10 NCS/C08/397640 ABBAS ABDULLAHI 324 NCS/C08/388957 TUKUR MUHAMMAD MUBARAK
167 NCS/C08/10963 ROBINSON OPINE ENZOR
11 NCS/C08/6306 IKENNA MONDAY ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING
168 NCS/C08/257125 RUFAI HAMISU BICHI
12 NCS/C08/366610 ABUBAKAR IBRAHIM WUDIL SERIAL APPLICATION ID FIRST NAME MIDDLE NAME LAST NAME
169 NCS/C08/266173 AHMAD ABDU SALISU
13 NCS/C08/605488 MUBARAK MUHAMMED SAEED 1 NCS/C08/189490 HAFIZU AUWAL ALI
170 NCS/C08/272036 STEPHANIE AKALAZU
14 NCS/C08/605514 ALIYU IBRAHIM 2 NCS/C08/188513 NURUDEEN OPEYEMI SHUAIB
171 NCS/C08/51283 OPEOLUWA MAYOWA ALESHINLOYE
15 NCS/C08/472083 UMAR UMAR ALHASSAN 3 NCS/C08/684 BABA GONI ABDULLAHI
172 NCS/C08/95930 OLUYEMI TITUS OSUNRO
16 NCS/C08/183773 YUSUF SHEHU 173 NCS/C08/411534 AMIEIBIBAMA WILCOX 4 NCS/C08/51874 IBRAHIM ABDULSALAM AHMED
17 NCS/C08/497808 MARK EBONG JAMES 174 NCS/C08/3655 YUSUF MUHAMMAD GULANI 5 NCS/C08/544203 SHAFIU MUHAMMAD
18 NCS/C08/246263 FARIDA MOHAMMED HARUNA 175 NCS/C08/570145 FORTUNE IDORENYIN EFFIONG 6 NCS/C08/586087 OLATUNJI ABDULRAHEEM ABERI
19 NCS/C08/368405 BASHAR JIBRIL 176 NCS/C08/17937 SHAMSUDDEEN LAWAL ALIYU 7 NCS/C08/105931 JOSHUA CHIKA NWANGBENYA
20 NCS/C08/522729 MUAZU DALHATU 177 NCS/C08/15034 BASHIR AHMAD GHALI 8 NCS/C08/576094 YUSUF AHMED IDRIS
21 NCS/C08/626946 BASHAR SALIHU 178 NCS/C08/542385 CHRISTIANA ONYECHE EDACHE 9 NCS/C08/245657 ALIYU MAKARFI ABBAS
22 NCS/C08/224030 ABUBAKAR SAFANA IBRAHIM 179 NCS/C08/692777 SYLVESTER-JONES TENUMAH 10 NCS/C08/400870 IBRAHIM BAMDESHI MAJIN
23 NCS/C08/278037 RASHIDA IBRAHIM BELLO 180 NCS/C08/97993 AHMAD ASHIR AUTA 11 NCS/C08/435426 ABUBAKAR AJI MONGUNO
24 NCS/C08/81731 MUKTAR MADAWAKI IBRAHIM 181 NCS/C08/226705 SADDAM ALIYU 12 NCS/C08/49626 ABUBAKAR SADIQ ADAM
25 NCS/C08/281215 ALI BAKAS MUHAMMAD 182 NCS/C08/39083 MOHAMMED ABDULLAHI NUHU 13 NCS/C08/192540 IBRAHIM MUHAMMAD MUHAMMAD
26 NCS/C08/222691 OLUFEMI MICHAEL AKINBOWALE 183 NCS/C08/35789 IBRAHIM ABUBAKAR 14 NCS/C08/214553 MUHAMMAD BELLO MUHAMMAD
27 NCS/C08/675373 IBRAHIM AHMADU LA'AKITTI 184 NCS/C08/32611 USMAN MUSA 15 NCS/C08/103379 ADEWALE OLANIYAN
28 NCS/C08/328566 ABATCHA ALHAJI ALI 185 NCS/C08/56404 MARIAM ABIDEMI ALLIU 16 NCS/C08/220629 OLATUNJI ABDULRAHEEM ABERI
29 NCS/C08/818368 LOVETH EZINNE EKE 186 NCS/C08/111078 FAHAD SALEH SIYI 17 NCS/C08/21337 MICHAEL NAEJII ETTA
30 NCS/C08/292978 SAIDU MUSA HARUNA 187 NCS/C08/871800 MUSA NASIR UMAR 18 NCS/C08/452817 ADESHINA KAZEEM OYEDEJI
31 NCS/C08/747715 ABBA SULAIMAN MUSA 188 NCS/C08/614355 TITUS UCHENNA NWOJIJI 19 NCS/C08/104772 MOMODU MUTAIRU DAUDA
32 NCS/C08/452763 SHAMSIDDEEN MOHAMMED 189 NCS/C08/351006 SANUSI IBRAHIM
20 NCS/C08/330099 HAMZAT TAYO EDUN
33 NCS/C08/454950 BISHIR UMAR 190 NCS/C08/70032 MUHAMMAD AHMAD
21 NCS/C08/403575 AZEEZ ISOLA TOLAWO
34 NCS/C08/851626 KAZEEM ABDULLAHI MOHAMMED 191 NCS/C08/254235 ADEEB YAKUBU
22 NCS/C08/794499 GIFT ADEWUMI BONIRE
35 NCS/C08/216372 SULAIMAN UMAR 192 NCS/C08/36403 YUSUF MOHAMMED
23 NCS/C08/102772 ABUBAKAR IBRAHIM SIRAJO
36 NCS/C08/18483 IDRIS OMOTOLA HASSAN 193 NCS/C08/219748 JAMILU ALIYU ABUBAKAR
24 NCS/C08/176640 ATTAHIR UMAR SANDA
37 NCS/C08/236877 DAHIRU ALI FARUK 194 NCS/C08/823353 HENRY OKON ASANGANSI
25 NCS/C08/154280 SIMON CHHUKWUNWIKE OKAFOR
38 NCS/C08/259661 BASSEY RIMAN 195 NCS/C08/198771 TAMKEVIE OGBEIN FAAFA
26 NCS/C08/637822 MARTINS DAVID AUDU
39 NCS/C08/79257 UMAR HARUNA ALIYU 196 NCS/C08/794122 HAMZA ABUBAKAR MUSTAPHA
27 NCS/C08/179731 ALEXANDER TOLUWANI LOPEZ
40 NCS/C08/460257 MUNIR SULEIMAN HARUNA 197 NCS/C08/182809 NOSAMUDIANA SUNDAY OTIMENYIN
198 NCS/C08/14687 MICHAEL INNOCENT HEALTH INFORMATION MANAGEMENT
41 NCS/C08/65855 IBRAHIM USMAN
199 NCS/C08/150488 EMMANUEL ABOM BULUS SERIAL APPLICATION ID FIRST NAME MIDDLE NAME LAST NAME
42 NCS/C08/317333 YUSUF JIBIYA ALIYU
200 NCS/C08/131732 JEREMIAH HUSSAINI 1 NCS/C08/256834 ABUBAKAR MUSTAFA
43 NCS/C08/192023 AHMAD ABUBAKAR CHADI
201 NCS/C08/191034 ABDULLAHI MUHAMMAD MUSA 2 NCS/C08/389376 FAWIN JUNA
44 NCS/C08/459723 JAMILU FANA ABDULLAHI
202 NCS/C08/167046 TAOFEEQ ABIODUN BUHARI 3 NCS/C08/801459 OMOTOLANI ADEOLA BADEJO
45 NCS/C08/128350 WILLIAMS ENIATABADU AYONADU
203 NCS/C08/351002 FLORENCE SOKARI 4 NCS/C08/567858 FEMI OYEBAMIJI AJIBADE
46 NCS/C08/214021 MALAMI ALTINE
204 NCS/C08/116646 BRIGHT MODAY AKWAOWO 5 NCS/C08/279045 MARIAM ADEKEMI GANIYU
47 NCS/C08/414217 MUSA HARUNA DEJI
205 NCS/C08/774358 DIEPRIYE BLESSING NATHAN 6 NCS/C08/30915 EKENE EBUBE ONYEDIBE
48 NCS/C08/486863 KINGSLEY OSARUMWENSE EVBUOMWAN
206 NCS/C08/347614 WINSTON FRIDAY FRIDAY OHWOFASA 7 NCS/C08/351840 KINGSLEY CHIKEZIE UBABUKO
49 NCS/C08/422626 AMINU AMINU NUHU
207 NCS/C08/126783 KHAMIS INUWA NAJIB 8 NCS/C08/418089 THEODORA OBIAGERI OLADIPO
50 NCS/C08/206114 IBRAHIM USMAN MOHAMMED
208 NCS/C08/16536 NAZIFI SANI ALHASSAN 9 NCS/C08/174146 INYANG SUNDAY ETENG
51 NCS/C08/289147 USMAN GALADIMA
209 NCS/C08/16897 ABDULLAHI DALHATU 10 NCS/C08/270148 BISHARA TIJANI JIDDAH
52 NCS/C08/323152 KABIRU MUHAMMAD MUHAMMAD GARBA 210 NCS/C08/9252 NASIRU MOHAMMED BELLO
53 NCS/C08/260494 BABANGIDA ABDULLAHI LAW
211 NCS/C08/69176 ANDREW KADIYA
54 NCS/C08/99700 MUJITTAPHA AHMED SERIAL APPLICATION ID FIRST NAME MIDDLE NAME LAST NAME
212 NCS/C08/199558 ERUCHI ANITA ECHEM
55 NCS/C08/148723 ABDULRAHMAN IBRAHIM MUHAMMAD 1 NCS/C08/718555 EFE SATURDAY IGHODALO
213 NCS/C08/268876 VINCE ILONA
56 NCS/C08/637271 JAMIU OLORUNDAMILARE ALARAN 2 NCS/C08/779856 SAGIRU ISAH
214 NCS/C08/569330 AUGUSTINE IKECHUKWU IHEOHAKARA
57 NCS/C08/69770 ABDULRAUF INUWA BAKARI 3 NCS/C08/621242 SURAQA MUSTAPHA
215 NCS/C08/224485 MUBARAK MUHD
58 NCS/C08/242859 MOSES ABBA MAJOR 4 NCS/C08/704756 UKEME GODWIN AKPAKPAN
216 NCS/C08/401575 ABDULLAHI ABDULLAHI ABUBAKAR
59 NCS/C08/439942 UMAR GALADIMA GALADIMA ALIYU 5 NCS/C08/860994 MUSA TIJJANI
217 NCS/C08/60096 AMINU MAIKUDI
60 NCS/C08/267519 UMAR MAHMOUD 6 NCS/C08/378400 MICHAEL DIKE
218 NCS/C08/635789 HAMZA ARGUNGU MUHAMMAD
61 NCS/C08/567650 JERRY SOLOMON 7 NCS/C08/187347 ISAAC OGBU ONAH
219 NCS/C08/581412 NOEL OJONIMI ADAIDU
62 NCS/C08/798895 SUNDAY ABU EDOH 8 NCS/C08/659880 BOSEDE CHRISTIANA OMOYENI
220 NCS/C08/33937 ABDULHAFEEZ MUSA ALI
63 NCS/C08/329147 SAMUEL ENE-EYO BASSEY 221 NCS/C08/488527 KINGSLEY ONYEKACHI NWODE
9 NCS/C08/377651 ALIYU BASHIR BUBA
64 NCS/C08/255469 MAHMUD BAWA ABDULLAHI 222 NCS/C08/583716 OYINKANSOLA GLADYS AJIBOLU 10 NCS/C08/155263 MILLER LAWRENCE OJONG
65 NCS/C08/12735 MANNIR A A JEKADA 223 NCS/C08/611139 ABDULAZEEZ HARUNA MALAMIYO 11 NCS/C08/769687 SALISU HAMIDU YAHAYA
66 NCS/C08/144578 LUKMAN ABDULAZEEZ 224 NCS/C08/474955 ABDULMALIK BADAMASI 12 NCS/C08/688198 RABILU AHMAD SANI
67 NCS/C08/106994 CHARLES TOCHI IHEANACHO 225 NCS/C08/3603 BIBIANA ADEBISI OSHOKOYA 13 NCS/C08/527850 SILAS AYUBA
68 NCS/C08/344803 OLUEBUBE BOBMAC ISAAC 226 NCS/C08/423543 DAVID EPEDEME DENNIS 14 NCS/C08/437547 EKEOMA CYNTHIA EJIOGU
69 NCS/C08/9452 ISMAILA JADA MAHMOUD 227 NCS/C08/57507 UFORO UDOUSORO AKPAN 15 NCS/C08/234158 SAHABI ADAMU
70 NCS/C08/336688 DAVID NIONGUN IDYE 228 NCS/C08/270181 ABDULMALIK ABDULSALAM 16 NCS/C08/497270 AISHAT ADEROJU BAKARE
71 NCS/C08/435979 IZUCHUKWU EJIKE EZE 229 NCS/C08/70716 ABDULLAHI ADAMU USMAN 17 NCS/C08/595663 GEORGE AJEH ILLAH
72 NCS/C08/30931 UMAR ZARMA ABDULLAHI 230 NCS/C08/358205 MOSES OLUWASEUN APEH 18 NCS/C08/241727 TOLA ROFIAT DOLAMU
73 NCS/C08/674772 SANI WAZIRI MOHAMMED 231 NCS/C08/434744 MOJEED ADEBOWALE OYEWALE 19 NCS/C08/419347 KABIRU IBRAHIM
74 NCS/C08/890226 MUSTAPHA MUHAMMAD ALIYU 232 NCS/C08/335357 BABATUNDE YUNUS YUSUF 20 NCS/C08/190759 ZUHAIRU KAURA ADAM
75 NCS/C08/792680 AMINU SULEIMAN 233 NCS/C08/484202 MUHAMMAD AUWAL HAMZA 21 NCS/C08/268109 BABANGIDA GARBA
76 NCS/C08/183217 KAMAL WADA ABUBAKAR 234 NCS/C08/271824 ABUBAKAR BULAMA 22 NCS/C08/506582 GODSWILL OWOCHE ANTAI
77 NCS/C08/782382 ABUBAKAR RABIU 235 NCS/C08/15587 MUHAMMAD BUHARI ISMAIL 23 NCS/C08/815523 IMRANA SANUSI
78 NCS/C08/486283 RABIU MUHAMMAD LAWAN 236 NCS/C08/204454 ADEGBOYEGA OLUWASEUN ADEBAYO 24 NCS/C08/313886 HAMISU SADAM
79 NCS/C08/439389 BASHIR SANI 237 NCS/C08/393269 BOLA OLAKUNLE AUSTINE-ORIMOLOYE 25 NCS/C08/217300 NASIRU MUHAMMAD
80 NCS/C08/48774 RAHMON OLAJIDE ADEGBOLA 238 NCS/C08/84797 VICTOR OLUWATIMILEHIN ADEBAYO 26 NCS/C08/290642 ABIMBOLA CHRISTIANAH AWOYEMI
81 NCS/C08/435330 IBRAHIM ADEYEMI SALIU 239 NCS/C08/1443 SALISU BAKO DAHIRU 27 NCS/C08/365186 ANAS LAWAL MUHAMMAD
240 NCS/C08/1196 ABDULRAHMAN HUSSAINI 28 NCS/C08/726599 ANTHONIA NYELONG
82 NCS/C08/345779 TEMITAYO ADEKUNLE SHONIBARE
241 NCS/C08/18624 TIMOTHY MASSEL EMMANUEL 29 NCS/C08/469137 QUEEN EKANEM ESSIEN
83 NCS/C08/175742 ABDULLAHI MOHAMMED DINO
242 NCS/C08/635976 MOSES OLORUNTOYOSI ARIJE 30 NCS/C08/479334 UMAR IBRAHIM MUSTAPHA
84 NCS/C08/345945 IBRAHIM SANI MUHAMMAD
243 NCS/C08/181032 IBRAHIM GAMBO 31 NCS/C08/725547 JANE MNGUSUUN KAKA\\\'AN
85 NCS/C08/230197 MUJAHID BELLO
244 NCS/C08/539278 AMANAM NKEREUWEM AKPAN 32 NCS/C08/365769 JAPHET AONDONA AHUNGWA
86 NCS/C08/363516 PARMENAS EMMANUEL WARIBO
245 NCS/C08/806575 PIUS GBENEKE
87 NCS/C08/613012 EDIDIONG SUNDAY UDO 33 NCS/C08/491900 TERTSEGHA TIMOTHY AMAATIMIN
246 NCS/C08/246699 ABDULLAHI SADIS AMINU
88 NCS/C08/306352 ALI ALI IBRAHIM 34 NCS/C08/808273 ORLUNAN EPHRAIM BEM
247 NCS/C08/17278 DALHATU MUHAMMAD BALA
89 NCS/C08/58904 NSA EDEM NSA 35 NCS/C08/158826 DANIEL CHINEDU ANEKE
248 NCS/C08/528820 ABDULRAHMAN BOLAJI
90 NCS/C08/193695 MISBAH ISHAQ MIKAEEL 36 NCS/C08/337603 ABDURRASHID AHMAD SHEHU
249 NCS/C08/345162 ABDULLAHI ABDULAZEEZ
91 NCS/C08/169249 ANAS RABIU 37 NCS/C08/318192 MOSES OKON USOH-ABIA
250 NCS/C08/5786 MUHAMMAD MAIDUGU AJI
92 NCS/C08/3974 NAZEER AYUBA 38 NCS/C08/800624 OLAITAN JOKOTOLA SASORE
251 NCS/C08/59500 YUSUF SAMAILA
93 NCS/C08/307883 ABUBAKAR ATTAHIRU 39 NCS/C08/241326 MUHAMMAD MUHAMMAD HAMZA
252 NCS/C08/168474 EMMANUEL OKPETORITSE AGHOMISHE
94 NCS/C08/392660 HASSAN OZIGI 40 NCS/C08/390137 CHRISTIANA TAMUNOIBIM MACPEPPLE
253 NCS/C08/562740 CHIDIEBUBE SAMUEL IBE
95 NCS/C08/148450 MOHAMMED BELLO ABUBAKAR 41 NCS/C08/843684 CHIEMEZIELAM KELECHI OLUOHA-STEVE
254 NCS/C08/454936 AYOBAMI OLUWATOBI OLUWAJIMI
96 NCS/C08/240352 ISMAIL TIAMIYU 255 NCS/C08/10827 AZEEZ GBOLAHAN OWOLABI
42 NCS/C08/309465 BABAJIDE ARAMIDE ABOYADE-YEBOVI
97 NCS/C08/254304 WASIU IDOWU ANIFOWOSE 256 NCS/C08/627866 WASIU OLUMUYIWA BUSARI 43 NCS/C08/451926 OKORN PATRICK OGAR
98 NCS/C08/355385 BUKOLA OPEYEMI OLALEYE 257 NCS/C08/482663 TERZUGWE HENRY YANGE 44 NCS/C08/555896 YAHAYA KANA DAUDA
99 NCS/C08/743199 ANIEKAN ASUQUO ETIM 258 NCS/C08/193838 KENNETH OMAJI ALFRED 45 NCS/C08/485993 MUNIRA IBRAHIM
100 NCS/C08/644867 JONATHAN EFFIONG ITA 259 NCS/C08/74354 PAUL OGHENEVWAIRE ENAJEVWE 46 NCS/C08/629702 MUHAMMAD AHMAD YAHUZA
101 NCS/C08/362289 EKIOKEYI TITITY 260 NCS/C08/191543 MAHMUD ALIYU IBRAHIM 47 NCS/C08/477738 BLESSING UDO
102 NCS/C08/569769 EMMANUEL NKWACHI OGBUOBURU 261 NCS/C08/170727 AYOBAMI STEVE SHOFADEKAN 48 NCS/C08/184509 STELLA UCHECHI EDEOGU
103 NCS/C08/870747 SADISU MATI 262 NCS/C08/724997 EKENE ELIZABETH OKOLO 49 NCS/C08/809441 PONMAN JONATHAN RIMMAN
104 NCS/C08/178401 MOHAMMED IDRIS KOLO 263 NCS/C08/483811 CHARLES UGBOMA 50 NCS/C08/404427 NKIRUKA OBIA
105 NCS/C08/173838 TIMOTHY HABU 264 NCS/C08/762047 EFETOBORE MAYOKUN UROH 51 NCS/C08/439859 ETIDO NSE IBANGA
106 NCS/C08/198138 IBRAHIM BELLO JAURO 265 NCS/C08/172047 NASIRU ILIYA 52 NCS/C08/469431 SANDRA MARTINS AGBA
107 NCS/C08/38271 ABDULLAHI MUHAMMAD 266 NCS/C08/1601 OBAFEMI ERIC OMOWA 53 NCS/C08/245925 MUHAMMAD BAFFA
108 NCS/C08/380074 YUADOO QUEEN ZUMVE 267 NCS/C08/186388 DAMILOLA SEYI OLUBODUN 54 NCS/C08/151976 IBRAHIM MOHAMMED MAJIDADI
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55 NCS/C08/420169 NSEOBONG ENOBONG OKON 35 NCS/C08/267397 FAVOUR IHEAGHACHI IBE
56 NCS/C08/571580 UDOBATA MARIAM IFEANYI 36 NCS/C08/842107 TEMITOPE FLORENCE OLADOKUN
LEVEL 6
57 NCS/C08/380596 JAMILA TAMAR HASSAN 37 NCS/C08/756370 BLESSING OBI ACCOUNTS
58 NCS/C08/159436 FESTUS EMMANUEL BASSEY 38 NCS/C08/53220 UMAR SULAIMAN SN APPLICATION ID FIRST NAME MIDDLE NAME LAST NAME
59 NCS/C08/353655 STEPHEN OGBOLE AGIDA 39 NCS/C08/765458 CHARLES AMOS 1 NCS/C06/489098 IKECHUKWU PAUL
60 NCS/C08/643105 EMMANUELLA NGUAVESE AKEME 40 NCS/C08/194635 MOHAMMED HABIB YUSUF 2 NCS/C06/710055 IYANUJESU OLATUNJI
61 NCS/C08/315406 ANNE ANUOLUWAPO BALOGUN 41 NCS/C08/702199 HABIBULLAH MUHAMMAD HAMZA 3 NCS/C06/842389 AMINA SALISU
62 NCS/C08/468183 TAIWO JOSEPHINE DAVID 42 NCS/C08/222197 SULAIMAN MOHAMMED SHUAIB 4 NCS/C06/802475 JOY ADEYAN
63 NCS/C08/453428 OPEOLUWA PETER ADEWUMI 43 NCS/C08/592630 AUWAL AHMED 5 NCS/C06/487183 ADETOLA ABDUL-AZEEZ FETUGA
64 NCS/C08/426200 JENNIFER ONYINYECHUKWU EZEOGU 44 NCS/C08/876095 IMRANA SHUAIBU ADAM 6 NCS/C06/94659 PRINCE WORLU
65 NCS/C08/538360 FAITH BAMAIYI ATAMA 45 NCS/C08/732476 MUDIAGA SIDNEY EDAFIEJIRE 7 NCS/C06/400327 YAKUBU LAWAN MUHAMMAD
66 NCS/C08/727064 ELIZABETH SULE 46 NCS/C08/721057 IFUNANYA NNENNA IYI
8 NCS/C06/766400 VICTOR CHINEDU
67 NCS/C08/163761 KELVIN DUBE OHANYERE 47 NCS/C08/639510 CHIKAODIRI NOBLE ASOMUGHA
9 NCS/C06/448907 KINGSLEY DONATUS
68 NCS/C08/166971 GRACE IBUKUNOLUWA FARAYOLA 48 NCS/C08/26628 CHINONYE CORNELIA OSUJI
10 NCS/C06/14771 OLUMOH ABDULFATAI
69 NCS/C08/307522 PATRICK PATRICK UTITUFON 49 NCS/C08/212165 CHUKWUMA JUNIOR IWUANYANWU
70 NCS/C08/683438 AYAKPO STANLEY MARLON 50 NCS/C08/409788 ESTHER OLUWASEUN AYILOGE
11 NCS/C06/320839 ABDULKERIM USMAN
71 NCS/C08/830263 ESTHER AYUKU ILIYA 51 NCS/C08/106613 TORNUBARI SAMUEL FII 12 NCS/C06/419739 JAMES AGADA
72 NCS/C08/807063 SIMI ADAMSON 52 NCS/C08/749186 DEBORAH OPEOLUWA LAW-ONILEARO 13 NCS/C06/372061 SABIU YAKUBU UMAR
73 NCS/C08/132111 ALI ADAMU 53 NCS/C08/713908 CHAMDAT JOHN WUBANG 14 NCS/C06/863378 OSAKPOLOR IYOHA
74 NCS/C08/335537 WILLIAMS NWINEE 54 NCS/C08/35720 MUHAMMAD DAYYABU HASSAN 15 NCS/C06/124507 KABIRU ABDULLAHI
75 NCS/C08/498013 FAVOUR CHIDINMA IKEMEFUNA 55 NCS/C08/499895 OKEOGHENE MARY AGBROKO 16 NCS/C06/468663 ZAKIRU A UMAR
76 NCS/C08/351271 MARCOS OBIJEKO 56 NCS/C08/332675 VALENTINE IKECHUKWU AKUBUE 17 NCS/C06/564326 FELICIA ABOSEDE AKINTOLA
77 NCS/C08/137690 USMAN MAIGARI AHMED 57 NCS/C08/157212 AISHAT ABDULRAHEEM 18 NCS/C06/258270 ALEEMAH ADEDOYIN ABDULBASIT
78 NCS/C08/846501 NDUYEOBONG AKPAN 58 NCS/C08/365309 ANNE AARON 19 NCS/C06/854304 THEOPHILUS ADIMCHINOBI ELOM
79 NCS/C08/471849 CHIOMA LILIAN EJIOFOR NUTRITION/DIETARY 20 NCS/C06/875565 TOBI ALICE RAJI
80 NCS/C08/185490 ABIDEMI MUHAMMED SERIAL APPLICATION ID FIRST NAME MIDDLE NAME LAST NAME 21 NCS/C06/114664 AHMED ALIYU HUSSAINI
81 NCS/C08/535857 ADEYINKA EMMANUEL TAIWO 1 NCS/C08/220540 TIJJANI BUKAR NGAMDU 22 NCS/C06/567978 AYOKUNMI AMOS ENIOLA
82 NCS/C08/163537 OYINDAMOLA SADIQ GIWA 2 NCS/C08/179437 OLAWALE MICHAEL IDOWU 23 NCS/C06/740627 MARIAN AYEDU OBIANKE
MARINE 3 NCS/C08/350775 YUSUF RAFI AUGI ABDULLAHI 24 NCS/C06/784659 ESOSASERE BEBETO EDORODION
SERIAL APPLICATION ID FIRST NAME MIDDLE NAME LAST NAME 4 NCS/C08/84566 SEBASTIAN IFEANYI BENJAMIN
25 NCS/C06/428592 ABEEB BOLAJI SMART
1 NCS/C08/359840 YINKA AJIBOYE 5 NCS/C08/49600 TOCHUKWU NWANGA
26 NCS/C06/63713 SUNDAY DANIEL OSADEBE
2 NCS/C08/205323 CYNTHIA ONYINYE NNEBEOLISA 6 NCS/C08/80365 OLAWALE MICHAEL IDOWU
27 NCS/C06/778213 RUTH ESE EJUNUVWORAYE
3 NCS/C08/29210 ABDULRAZAQ ADAMU IBRAHIM 7 NCS/C08/238095 TAIBAT BOLA BUSARI
8 NCS/C08/700351 AKUNNA ISOBEL ENEREGBU
28 NCS/C06/6847 SUNDAY FOLAJIMI AJAYI
4 NCS/C08/13610 TOPE OGUNBONA
5 NCS/C08/226901 VICTOR OYEDELE AKINSOMINU
29 NCS/C06/897266 EDITH GODWIN NWIDAM
PHARMACY 30 NCS/C06/483398 CHIDINMA GRACE HENSHAW
6 NCS/C08/710359 ADEWALE JAMES ADEBAYO
SERIAL APPLICATION ID FIRST NAME MIDDLE NAME LAST NAME
7 NCS/C08/209499 USMAN MAMMAN MADU 31 NCS/C06/810039 AKEEM IDOWU SALIMON
1 NCS/C08/164236 ABBA TIJJANI MUHAMMAD
8 NCS/C08/27958 UMAR GARBA KARAGE 32 NCS/C06/817765 CHINAEMELU INNOCENT ANIERO
2 NCS/C08/795267 ZUBAIRU LAMBA UMAR
9 NCS/C08/510574 AGHOGHO EDIH 33 NCS/C06/881752 KINGSLEY JOEL OGWU
3 NCS/C08/486682 LAWRENCE DAVID ONOGWU
10 NCS/C08/192800 MUSA BAMALUM WALI
4 NCS/C08/171304 ADAM YUSUF SULAIMAN
34 NCS/C06/480172 GETRUDE JOHN EDET
11 NCS/C08/24840 JUWON OLABISI
5 NCS/C08/595096 BENEDICTA AWELE ODUAH 35 NCS/C06/79328 EKENE JOSEPH MADUBO
12 NCS/C08/276497 RAPHAEL OTSIREBE 36 NCS/C06/824698 VERA KOJORDE AKPAH
6 NCS/C08/348148 TEMITOPE JONATHAN JAIYESIMI
13 NCS/C08/603390 SAHEED ABIODUN AYOOLA 37 NCS/C06/213110 MUSA KUFAI ABDULLAHI
7 NCS/C08/185707 OZULUONYE EMMANUEL OKONYE
14 NCS/C08/254081 ABAYOMI SAMSON OWOLAFE 38 NCS/C06/129351 CLEMENT LEKAN OLAGORIOYE
8 NCS/C08/361276 RIDWAN OLALEKAN ADENIRAN
15 NCS/C08/68864 ASIF BAKARI
9 NCS/C08/738119 MARYAM AHMED 39 NCS/C06/895012 NNENNA LINDA ONWUKA
16 NCS/C08/494227 TAMARAKURO GEDE
QUANTITY SURVERY 40 NCS/C06/77225 AKOGUN MILES AKINDIPE
17 NCS/C08/148731 USMAN KOLAPO RAJI
SERIAL APPLICATION ID FIRST NAME MIDDLE NAME LAST NAME 41 NCS/C06/318961 OLUCHI MODESTA EGBUKA
18 NCS/C08/641831 ANTHONY CHIDI UGWUOKE
1 NCS/C08/228127 ABDULRAHMAN ALIYU 42 NCS/C06/107634 OLUWASEUN MOSES ADEMONA
19 NCS/C08/214354 CHIJIOKE KINGSLEY TABANSI
20 NCS/C08/461873 CHARLES DAVID GEORGE
2 NCS/C08/792041 TONYE IKEKWENMA KORUBO 43 NCS/C06/83086 IRENE NNEKA UGWUANYI
21 NCS/C08/546257 MUHAMMAD BELLO NDAYAKO 3 NCS/C08/104892 GALI BARUWA 44 NCS/C06/291322 EMMANUEL OBI EGWUATU
22 NCS/C08/165660 JOHN TONBRAPADE 4 NCS/C08/61803 SIMON SOOMYOL TARESE 45 NCS/C06/424003 KAMORU OLAYEMI RAJI
23 NCS/C08/230580 LUCKY OKON IKPI 5 NCS/C08/212479 MUBARAQ AZEEZ 46 NCS/C06/15585 YUSUF OLAYEMI HAMMED
24 NCS/C08/17337 TEMITOPE ODUNIGBA 6 NCS/C08/356448 CHIMEZIE GOODLUCK OBINNA 47 NCS/C06/298910 DANIEL OLUMUYIWA ADEPOJU
25 NCS/C08/91774 TONYE ALLISON 7 NCS/C08/399441 SULEIMAN OCHENI SHAIBU 48 NCS/C06/118933 JOHN ONYEBUCHI EDE
8 NCS/C08/683188 WINIFRED EDET EKPENYONG
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING 49 NCS/C06/375995 PETER PETER ISIAYEI
9 NCS/C08/249981 AKEEM OLALEKAN SANUSI
SERIAL APPLICATION ID FIRST NAME MIDDLE NAME LAST NAME 50 NCS/C06/327188 EMMANUEL PETER UDOH
10 NCS/C08/143851 MOHAMMED USMAN
1 NCS/C08/221373 AMINU TAHIR 51 NCS/C06/381837 MOSES SEGUN OROWUSI
2 NCS/C08/8340 AMINU UMAR SECRETARIAL STUDIES 52 NCS/C06/464500 MUSBAHU SHEHU HABIBU SHEHU
3 NCS/C08/196082 TIMOTHY IFEANYI EZE SERIAL APPLICATION ID FIRST NAME MIDDLE NAME LAST NAME 53 NCS/C06/660018 JELILAT TEMITOPE MUSIBAU
4 NCS/C08/296790 HUZAIFA USMAN 1 NCS/C08/21700 ABUBAKAR SALEH ISAH 54 NCS/C06/781650 FAVOUR TSEYI TOSAN
5 NCS/C08/258815 ZAKARIYA SULEIMAN 2 NCS/C08/533077 NEHEMIAH SHAWAI ADAMU
55 NCS/C06/174961 ROSE UYOBONG SANDY
6 NCS/C08/166216 MUSTAPHA ABUBAKAR BUKAR 3 NCS/C08/487086 HAUWA NDAYAKO SANDA
7 NCS/C08/179097 M.KABIR ALIYU 4 NCS/C08/330091 ALHAJI MOHAMMED ISAH AUDIT
8 NCS/C08/18883 TARILA PERE 5 NCS/C08/393044 SPENCER HENRY TEBEDA SN APPLICATION ID FIRST NAME MIDDLE NAME LAST NAME
9 NCS/C08/698244 TERSOO RAPHAEL PINNE 6 NCS/C08/489568 JAMES MARCUS GWOM 1 NCS/C06/680567 GODWIN ISEHEA
10 NCS/C08/121813 ABDULMALIK ABDULSALAM 7 NCS/C08/24968 LOHCIT MARY BINDE 2 NCS/C06/741702 ISAH ABUBAKAR
11 NCS/C08/101833 AKINRINSOLA CALEB OMOTAYO 8 NCS/C08/150267 FAITH CHINEMENMA KALU 3 NCS/C06/235235 IDRIS HAMZA
12 NCS/C08/431455 ABUBAKAR SULEIMAN MOHAMMED 9 NCS/C08/265925 YAHAYA MUHAMMED NURUDEEN 4 NCS/C06/794166 BABAGANA HASSAN
13 NCS/C08/71007 STEPHEN ADELE 10 NCS/C08/6954 ALEXANDER AMEH OGALU 5 NCS/C06/858674 BELLO ABDULLAHI MUSTAPHA ABDULLAHI
14 NCS/C08/272437 AKINTUNDE SUNDAY AKINOLA 11 NCS/C08/548851 PETER OHIMAI IMOUKHUEDE 6 NCS/C06/550532 OMOLARA ADIJAT SALAM
15 NCS/C08/421390 CHINEDU ERNEST INNOCENT 12 NCS/C08/235720 AMINU MUAZU HAYATU 7 NCS/C06/142753 BALIKIS AYOBAMI ARIYO
16 NCS/C08/667757 CHUKWU NATHANIEL NJOKU 13 NCS/C08/136451 TOLULOPE MODUPEOLA OLANIYI
8 NCS/C06/709152 CHIDINMA JENNIFER EMEZURIKE JENNIFER
17 NCS/C08/409647 OKECHUKWU CHINONSO OFOR 14 NCS/C08/684331 GIFT FIBERESIMA
9 NCS/C06/282713 OLAWALE OLAMIDOTUN OLANREWAJU
MEDICAL LABORATORY SCIENCE 15 NCS/C08/382057 JULIET CHIZOBA BENSON
10 NCS/C06/433684 CHIGOZIE PRECIOUS ATULEGWU
SERIAL APPLICATION ID FIRST NAME MIDDLE NAME LAST NAME 16 NCS/C08/52514 QUDUS ABIODUN BARUWA
11 NCS/C06/303524 YAKUBU UMAR SHITU
1 NCS/C08/678970 ADAMU MUHAMMAD GARBA 17 NCS/C08/93043 TEMIDAYO OLUWASEUN SALAMI
2 NCS/C08/462015 JAMILU MOHAMMED 18 NCS/C08/96558 DANIEL FRANCIS LOVEDAY BUILDING
3 NCS/C08/907829 BABATUNDE AJOSE 19 NCS/C08/671214 CHIMA SAMUEL OGWUEGBU SN APPLICATION ID FIRST NAME MIDDLE NAME LAST NAME
4 NCS/C08/805448 JIDEOFO ONWULI 20 NCS/C08/860097 RUTH OLUWAFUNMILAYO ADARAN 1 NCS/C06/10848 MUSA BABAGANA ALKALI
5 NCS/C08/716204 KENNETH NWANKWO 21 NCS/C08/199379 DORATHY FRIDAY ONORWIJOR 2 NCS/C06/75379 BUHARI GARBA
6 NCS/C08/861102 CHINONSO FRED EMEJURU 22 NCS/C08/3464 DAVIDSON CHINWENDU EBERE 3 NCS/C06/819536 TOSIN LAWRENCE
7 NCS/C08/519107 BELLO AHMAD 23 NCS/C08/348865 CHIBUZOR NNABUENYI 4 NCS/C06/717638 JACOB ISAH
8 NCS/C08/364892 CHRISTOPHER CLENNY OBETOH 24 NCS/C08/682943 EMMANUEL NGAJI OMU 5 NCS/C06/865951 OLANSHILE ODEBUNMI
9 NCS/C08/771729 MICHAEL IFEANYI OKAFOR 25 NCS/C08/247800 CHIDERA UDOKAKU AJUMIWE
6 NCS/C06/605523 SAADATU SHUAIBU
10 NCS/C08/231575 ALKALI MOHAMMED 26 NCS/C08/61949 ANTHONY SAMUEL
7 NCS/C06/884601 GODSWILL IBOI
MEDICINE 27 NCS/C08/509914 IBIMINA WARIBOKO SONNY
8 NCS/C06/725913 JACOB AJAYI
SERIAL APPLICATION ID FIRST NAME MIDDLE NAME LAST NAME 28 NCS/C08/116661 REUBEN AUDU ABUTU
9 NCS/C06/277324 ABDULAZIZ JIBRIN
1 NCS/C08/434012 SALIHU SHERO AHMED 29 NCS/C08/270633 ISMAIL GAMBO GADZAMA
10 NCS/C06/419244 ALIYU JIBRIN
2 NCS/C08/547652 AHMED ABDULLAHI ABDULLAHI AHE\\\'D 30 NCS/C08/743099 MARTHINA AMUCHE OMEKE
31 NCS/C08/220754 ANIFA AMADOU 11 NCS/C06/130737 YAKUBU ABDULAZIZ
3 NCS/C08/540683 ATTAHIRU YAHUZA
32 NCS/C08/227264 ANTHONY GAMA TETKUM 12 NCS/C06/905850 HASHEEM ABDULLAHI
4 NCS/C08/250907 KHUZAIFA YAHAYA
33 NCS/C08/400527 ABUBAKAR SADIQ MANU 13 NCS/C06/633445 DOMINIC ADEWALE JOLASUN
5 NCS/C08/502403 AHMAD ABDULKADIR
6 NCS/C08/902183 AUWAL ISMA'IL AHMAD 34 NCS/C08/11813 UGOCHUKWU JOSEPH OKEZIE 14 NCS/C06/29763 ABDULWASIU AKINJIDE AKINLABI
7 NCS/C08/319533 PRINCE OGBONNIA IKPOR 35 NCS/C08/778758 OLAYEMI KAFILAT AGBOOLA 15 NCS/C06/873844 SIMEON AROME JOHN
8 NCS/C08/398556 AMINU ALHASSAN IBRAHIM 36 NCS/C08/491419 MARTINS CHIDIEBUBE ANAETO 16 NCS/C06/456725 NASIRU BATURE MUHAMMAD
9 NCS/C08/231622 CHUKWUEMEKA MICHAEL MUOGBO 37 NCS/C08/591615 REX RIBOH JULY 17 NCS/C06/459634 LYAM DANIEL RWANG
10 NCS/C08/803308 SHEHU PAI ADAMU 38 NCS/C08/825893 FREEMON ADAMU 18 NCS/C06/353465 ADESOLA MATHEW ADEGOKE
11 NCS/C08/892023 MUHAMMAD ISA GONI 39 NCS/C08/66746 NNACHI IREM OBASI 19 NCS/C06/878322 AZEEZ OLUWADAMILARE OLALEYE
12 NCS/C08/837537 JUNAIDU ABDULKARIM 40 NCS/C08/449606 TIMOTHY OLAOLUWA ABIODUN 20 NCS/C06/817399 DANIEL OLUWASEGUN APATA
13 NCS/C08/598807 ISAAC DARE RUMIDE 41 NCS/C08/66894 ETIDO AGNES INNOCENT 21 NCS/C06/793943 RAPHAEL OMOSEKHAFE OMOKHAGBOR
14 NCS/C08/335993 FRANCIS ABAH ONYOCHO 42 NCS/C08/5319 ADEDAYO FILUSI661988 AGBAJE 22 NCS/C06/393987 ABDULRAHMAN SALIHU SULAIMAN
15 NCS/C08/896223 MICHAEL MKPUKPU 43 NCS/C08/716545 CHRISTOPHER CHUKWUEMEKA UGAH 23 NCS/C06/909876 MAYOWA SAMUEL FAJIMI
16 NCS/C08/828956 BENEDICT IMONITIE EFOGHE 44 NCS/C08/265716 DAMILOLA SAMUEL LASISI 24 NCS/C06/443139 OLUWATOBI SAMUEL OSHAGBEMI
17 NCS/C08/762052 SULEIMAN MUSA ABDULAZEEZ 45 NCS/C08/91522 AKINBOBOLA PETER ADEREMI 25 NCS/C06/258977 ALASAN TALBA USMAN
18 NCS/C08/506823 SAHEED OLAWALE OLAYINKA
19 NCS/C08/815836 TORITSEJU ROSEMARY OMARIJIVWIE SPORTS COMMUNICATION/CAMERA HANDLING/PHOTOGRAPHY
20 NCS/C08/616441 ADEWUMI MICHAEL AJANI SERIAL APPLICATION ID FIRST NAME MIDDLE NAME LAST NAME SN APPLICATION ID FIRST NAME MIDDLE NAME LAST NAME
21 NCS/C08/385492 TERYIMA ELIJAH JAMES 1 NCS/C08/540636 ABBA HASSAN SADIQ 1 NCS/C06/156674 OLUWASEGUN TAIWO
22 NCS/C08/779099 FUNBI SAMUEL FAMODIMU 2 NCS/C08/581906 AFOLABI CYRIL AJAYI 2 NCS/C06/308377 DAMILOLA ADEYEMI
23 NCS/C08/800555 LUCKY IYIMOGA ABRAHAM 3 NCS/C08/388712 BLESSING NGUFAN ABIEM 3 NCS/C06/117577 CATHERINE JONATHAN
24 NCS/C08/361725 IBRAHIM DAHIRU 4 NCS/C08/538879 YUSUF TEMITOPE MUSTAPHA 4 NCS/C06/111132 MUHAMMAD GARBA MUHAMMAD
25 NCS/C08/502685 MICHAEL UMAMA JOSEPH 5 NCS/C08/23045 BAMIYO KETUOJO OBUTE 5 NCS/C06/222604 SADDAM SANI
26 NCS/C08/481605 BABAJIDE TAIWO 6 NCS/C08/78485 AFOLABI CYRIL AJAYI 6 NCS/C06/45337 COMFORT ESIN ANWANA
NURSING 7 NCS/C08/636585 JOSHUA ESHIORENOYA KAYODE 7 NCS/C06/672835 MUBARAKAT ABIODUN YAKUB
SERIAL APPLICATION ID FIRST NAME MIDDLE NAME LAST NAME 8 NCS/C08/34234 ADEDEJI SAMUEL OLOWOLAFE 8 NCS/C06/627093 BUSAYO ADEBIMPE ONI
1 NCS/C08/688560 BILIKIS BOLAJOKO IBRAHIM 9 NCS/C06/118759 RAHMON ADETOLA IBRAHIM
STORES/PROCUREMENT
2 NCS/C08/609647 GODWIN NWABUEZE ONELE
SERIAL APPLICATION ID FIRST NAME MIDDLE NAME LAST NAME 10 NCS/C06/204965 EMMANUEL CHINEDU MBAZU
3 NCS/C08/801912 EKENE STEPHEN
1 NCS/C08/30225 OMOTOLA RICHARD GBOLOGE 11 NCS/C06/798774 NAOMI CHINYERE IHEJIRIKA
4 NCS/C08/723634 UJUNWA MARY IBEKWE
2 NCS/C08/867940 OLUWATOSIN MARY PHILLIPS 12 NCS/C06/245544 GODWIN EMMANUEL ADEDOYIN
5 NCS/C08/798592 OGBONNAYA OBASI EGWU
3 NCS/C08/307715 YAHYA NASIR 13 NCS/C06/87344 OLUWABUKOLA ESTHER ADEYEMI
6 NCS/C08/345181 CHAMDAT JOHN WUBANG
7 NCS/C08/577507 UDAHLLAHI ABDULSALAAM 4 NCS/C08/298429 IBRAHIM ADAMU 14 NCS/C06/223950 IVORY MARTHA AGWU
8 NCS/C08/380082 LAURETTA JABE ABANG 5 NCS/C08/355426 MOHAMMED HASSAN BIU 15 NCS/C06/759997 OKWUDILI OKWUDILI OGBU
9 NCS/C08/347302 IFUNANYA NMUTAKA UZOHO 6 NCS/C08/17743 MARYAM MAGAJI MUHAMMAD 16 NCS/C06/774086 ZAINAB OLATUNDUN AWONUGA
10 NCS/C08/770994 ONYINYECHI LYNDA EHIRIM 7 NCS/C08/588780 ABUBAKAR JAAFARU SAAD 17 NCS/C06/330599 TAOFEEQ OLAYIDE OLADOSU
11 NCS/C08/812438 YABO EMMANUEL SHEKARI 8 NCS/C08/808568 EFFIONG THEOPHILUS NTA 18 NCS/C06/902714 ESTHER OLUWAGBEMI DAVID
12 NCS/C08/718970 ALIYU YAHAYA 9 NCS/C08/194167 IBRAHIM ABDULLAHI GAMBO 19 NCS/C06/178629 TAWAKALT OPEYEMI ABDULKAREEM MIKAIL
13 NCS/C08/822560 MOHAMMED ALI BABA 10 NCS/C08/713338 ALIYU ABDULRAHIM BABADOKO 20 NCS/C06/816782 ELOGHOSA PRECIOUS OSHODI
14 NCS/C08/340915 NSIKAKABASI EKIKERE UKPONG 21 NCS/C06/759869 TOBI SAMUEL AYODELE
11 NCS/C08/35186 ZAHARADEED SALISU
15 NCS/C08/852272 LUKA DAKOP MAGIT
12 NCS/C08/405203 IBRAHIM SUNDAY UDOINYANG COMPUTER/ICT
16 NCS/C08/885862 VICTOR OMORDON
13 NCS/C08/112633 TOSIN MICHAEL OMOTOSO SN APPLICATION ID FIRST NAME MIDDLE NAME LAST NAME
17 NCS/C08/618323 HELEN DABERECHI UBE
14 NCS/C08/117989 YINKA ADEDOYIN ADEYEMO 1 NCS/C06/344419 JOHN BEN OCHAI
18 NCS/C08/244124 SAMSON EMMANUEL NWEKEE
19 NCS/C08/248827 MOSES ABIODUN ADEBIYI 15 NCS/C08/515792 AUGUSTINE IBEDU 2 NCS/C06/294349 ABDULBASID ABDULFATAH
16 NCS/C08/370993 BUSAYO OLUWATOBI ILORI 3 NCS/C06/801505 TERNADOO ATERA
20 NCS/C08/805747 OLUWAYEMISI ANTHONIA OLEBE
17 NCS/C08/256098 HAFIZ SULAIMAN MOHAMMED 4 NCS/C06/727204 SALEH BABAYO
21 NCS/C08/784555 CHIDIMMA JUDITH AMUJIOGU 18 NCS/C08/252390 JOHN OMAJI 5 NCS/C06/185214 UMAR ABDULLAHI
22 NCS/C08/21935 SARATU UMAR ABDULMAJID 19 NCS/C08/744579 TIMILEHIN REBECCA INAOLAJI 6 NCS/C06/216476 YUSUF SADA NABEBE
23 NCS/C08/699103 MARY OLUWABUNMI OGUNGBAROYE 20 NCS/C08/17706 ABIODUN AYODEJI TAJUDEEN 7 NCS/C06/132243 PATRICK NKEMJIKA
24 NCS/C08/274972 UMAR BELLO 21 NCS/C08/812226 KABIR OLADIMEJI EGBERINDE 8 NCS/C06/365374 UMAR BUBA SOJA
25 NCS/C08/8489 EUNICE AMARACHI OGBUJI
22 NCS/C08/129145 JUDE IFECHUKWU EZIM 9 NCS/C06/72400 MUSTAPHA SHUAIBU ABDULKADIR
26 NCS/C08/712583 GIFT ONYINYE ONUKWUGHA
23 NCS/C08/719243 ABIOLA BAKARE 10 NCS/C06/339593 KUNLE ONAOLAPO
27 NCS/C08/159431 PEREKIMI SAMUEL AMULUKU
24 NCS/C08/486228 KENNETH EKEKE 11 NCS/C06/850863 VICTOR DADA
28 NCS/C08/631882 ADETUNJI SAMSON ADEDEJI
25 NCS/C08/31264 MUHAMMAD GIDADO AHMAD 12 NCS/C06/314751 KEHINDE BABALOLA
29 NCS/C08/182411 NAZAMADDEEN BASHIR
30 NCS/C08/620803 LONGINUS NNAEMEKA ONU 26 NCS/C08/222510 ALIYU ABDULRAHIM BABADOKO 13 NCS/C06/250251 RABIU ISAH
31 NCS/C08/391837 ELIZABETH OGOCHUKWU EGU 27 NCS/C08/173936 AHMAD SAGIR 14 NCS/C06/735978 ENDWELL WILLIAMS
32 NCS/C08/803444 OLANIKE HELLEN AKINTELURE 28 NCS/C08/771611 IBRAHIM SULEIMAN 15 NCS/C06/367179 MUSTAPHA SALIHU UMAR
33 NCS/C08/841634 YOHANNA WAKAWA SIKTA 29 NCS/C08/149722 SULEIMAN MOHAMMED OTHMAN 16 NCS/C06/245698 NDANANEBARI ALLISON
34 NCS/C08/684168 JESSICA OKORO 30 NCS/C08/417531 SANDRA UJU NJOKU 17 NCS/C06/70791 OGHENETEJIRI ERESE
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19 NCS/C06/825705 MUHAMMAD BASHIR YAKUBU 79 NCS/C06/466562 ZAIYANU LAWAL 229 NCS/C06/668266 YUSUF ALHAJI USMAN
20 NCS/C06/28709 RUFAI ABUBAKAR 80 NCS/C06/211049 MUSTAPHA RABIU 230 NCS/C06/415990 ABBA ALHAJI MALABE
21 NCS/C06/19798 ABIOLA ABIDEMI OSUNLALU 81 NCS/C06/304866 SAMAILA MUHAMMAD 231 NCS/C06/630184 SANI ALHAJI SANI
22 NCS/C06/438811 HAMEED ADEKUNLE ADEMIJU 82 NCS/C06/838879 SOLOMON MANDAKI 232 NCS/C06/74331 SAIDU ALI ALI WALAMA
23 NCS/C06/303182 DAVID ADELAJA ENEJI MICHAEL 83 NCS/C06/147974 OGHENERUME EJUVWEVUO 233 NCS/C06/400874 SAIFULLAHI ALIYU MUHAMMAD
24 NCS/C06/72131 CLEMENT ADESOJI ADEJUWON 84 NCS/C06/900301 ABDULMALIK SADISU 234 NCS/C06/835849 SUNDAY ALOBO ALOBO
25 NCS/C06/774169 PHILIP AKPOMEDAYE ADIKI 85 NCS/C06/788327 RIMAM AMOS ANUMTEN 235 NCS/C06/620320 SONIA ALUAVESE TERUNGWA
26 NCS/C06/675405 ZAID AMOTO MOHAMMED 86 NCS/C06/641146 UMAR ALIYU 236 NCS/C06/848552 IBRAHIM ALWALI LAWAN
27 NCS/C06/530036 DORCAS ASHULEE AARON 87 NCS/C06/516832 ZAKARI HAIRU 237 NCS/C06/838700 BLESSING AMARACHI OGUJIOFOR
28 NCS/C06/421864 SAMSON AYOMIKUN MICHEAL 88 NCS/C06/722013 ABUBAKAR ABUBAKAR .S. 238 NCS/C06/886631 JUDITH AMARACHI OGBUEHI
29 NCS/C06/441925 TAIWO BASHIRU ADEGOKE 89 NCS/C06/727079 RANGO MOSES ANTHONY 239 NCS/C06/693208 MOHAMMED AMINU ABUBAKAR
30 NCS/C06/192572 HENRY CHIDIEBERE OGUIKE 90 NCS/C06/455851 GAMBO ABBAKAKA 240 NCS/C06/323625 ANTHONY ANI OFFIONG
31 NCS/C06/602749 JOSHUA CHUKWUEZUO OLELEWE 91 NCS/C06/16145 ILIYASU YAKUBU 241 NCS/C06/714858 MILDRED ASHEADZI NICHOLAS
32 NCS/C06/742890 OTUEKONG DAVID EKANEM 92 NCS/C06/128469 INNOCENT ZAKI 242 NCS/C06/620956 CHINENYE AUGUSTINA ISIGUZO
93 NCS/C06/800335 GODGIFT IGOR 243 NCS/C06/722601 JOSEPH AUGUSTINE IKADE
33 NCS/C06/75315 GODWIN EBUN AYEMOBUWA
94 NCS/C06/827381 DECLAN SOLOMON 244 NCS/C06/286402 SADIQ AWAISU USMAN
34 NCS/C06/215496 ODEWUMI EMMANUEL ODEGBEMI
95 NCS/C06/130480 ISMAIL MUHAMMAD YUSUF 245 NCS/C06/7107 AUSTIN AYIBANUA EGBIDE
35 NCS/C06/132881 OLUWAFEMI EMMANUEL OLUWANIYI
96 NCS/C06/353325 NABIL; LAUWALI 246 NCS/C06/541479 ZUBAIRU BABA SULAIMAN
36 NCS/C06/31469 TOBI EMMANUEL OYEGBEMI
97 NCS/C06/395471 MANIRU SULEIMAN 247 NCS/C06/785257 CHAMBERLINE BABATUNDE AGBENU
37 NCS/C06/859059 FEMI GABRIEL ADEWALE
98 NCS/C06/451775 ABBA HARUNA 248 NCS/C06/741853 AUWALU BARAU UMAR
38 NCS/C06/882727 LATIFAT GERE SHEHU
99 NCS/C06/628292 BELLO ABUBAKAR 249 NCS/C06/767478 TSAKU BARNABAS ANDREW
39 NCS/C06/625458 KEHINDE HOSSEN SHITTU
100 NCS/C06/349355 MUSA MAGAJI 250 NCS/C06/912083 JOHN BAUDA PETER
40 NCS/C06/22718 FRANK IKENNA AMAIKE
101 NCS/C06/497581 ADAMU SULEIMAN 251 NCS/C06/291807 ABUBAKAR BAWA MOHAMMED
41 NCS/C06/159820 SHUAIBU ISHAQ HUSSAINI
102 NCS/C06/2254 SANI ABUBAKAR 252 NCS/C06/505417 DORATHY BAYEI JOSEPH
42 NCS/C06/78413 UKARA-OBONG ITA EDIDEM 253 NCS/C06/574325 MUHAMMAD BELLO KABIR
103 NCS/C06/64007 ANNAS SALISU
43 NCS/C06/471618 FRED JAJA ESAU 104 NCS/C06/639280 MUHAMMAD YUSUF 254 NCS/C06/620008 JOHN BENEDICT ACHOR
44 NCS/C06/636586 HOSSANA JESSE JACKSON 105 NCS/C06/836826 ATIKU SANI 255 NCS/C06/678661 DIVINE BENSON EYONG
45 NCS/C06/542345 MOHAMMED KABIR ADAM 106 NCS/C06/639000 JESSEY HARUNA 256 NCS/C06/365883 FARUK BINJI IBRAHIM
46 NCS/C06/113836 DAVID LIVINGSTONE OTIASAH 107 NCS/C06/651707 FAIZU MUSA 257 NCS/C06/485678 ZAKARI BIO MUSA
47 NCS/C06/314516 JA\'AFAR MADUGU YAKUBU 108 NCS/C06/232406 UMAR ABBAS 258 NCS/C06/248479 RUTH BISI OLUMIDE
48 NCS/C06/363791 KAOSARA MOYOSORE YAKUB 109 NCS/C06/773264 KEHINDE MICHAEL 259 NCS/C06/421150 NKECHINYERE BLESSING UKWA
49 NCS/C06/352891 SUCCESS OGADIMMA IBEABUCHI 110 NCS/C06/538350 ZAYYANA ABUBAKAR 260 NCS/C06/693739 AFOMA BLESSING CHIDOKWE
50 NCS/C06/100081 ELIJAH OLADELE SUNDAY 111 NCS/C06/244848 YAHUZA IBRAHIM 261 NCS/C06/667435 MOSHOOD BOLAKALE BABATUNDE
51 NCS/C06/673605 OLUBUKOLA OLAITAN SHORINOLU 112 NCS/C06/595310 YAKUBU ABDULLAHI 262 NCS/C06/23786 IBRAHIM BOLO MUHAMMAD
52 NCS/C06/61544 JACOB OLUWAJUWON FOLORUNSHO 113 NCS/C06/381306 MAHMUD IDRIS 263 NCS/C06/218274 TESLIM BOLUWATIFE OTOLORIN
53 NCS/C06/285539 ABIODUN OLUWASEUN OMOTOLA 114 NCS/C06/707733 ZAHARADDEEN SHEHU 264 NCS/C06/829423 AHMAD BUBE BELLO
54 NCS/C06/762199 YUSIRAT OMOTAYO AJAYI 115 NCS/C06/283223 MANSUR SHEHU 265 NCS/C06/48957 ALI BUKAR UMAR
55 NCS/C06/677215 JOHN ONOSHOTHEKHANA EGWAKHIDE 116 NCS/C06/838092 SAIFULLAHI BALA 266 NCS/C06/773271 GOODLUCK CHIBUIKE ESONWANNE
56 NCS/C06/40976 ISMAIL OPEYEMI TIJANI 117 NCS/C06/488444 ABUBAKAR LAWAL 267 NCS/C06/467026 JOEL CHIDIEBERE ASSUAI
57 NCS/C06/99955 VOMITI PIYEMI JAMES 118 NCS/C06/382858 KHALID ABUBAKAR 268 NCS/C06/468914 CHRISTIAN CHIJIOKE EMMANUEL
58 NCS/C06/701649 ABUBAKAR SADIQ ADAMU 119 NCS/C06/697192 PETER OROKUME 269 NCS/C06/600779 VITALIS CHINEDU ANIEKE
59 NCS/C06/191650 ADEYINKA SEUN ADELEKE 120 NCS/C06/374673 MUSTAPHA MOHAMMED ADAM 270 NCS/C06/730576 FAITH CHINEMEREM OJIAKU
60 NCS/C06/155265 EMMANUEL TAMUNOBELEMA TUBONEMI 121 NCS/C06/720383 ANAS SAMBO 271 NCS/C06/570748 JULIET CHIOMA OFFORJI
61 NCS/C06/705481 QODRI TEMITOPE AZEEZ 122 NCS/C06/428026 ABDULSALAM IBRAHIM 272 NCS/C06/794025 PRINCEWILL CHIZI EJEKWU
62 NCS/C06/42080 IFEDAYO TOLUWASE AYODEJI 123 NCS/C06/407360 ZAKAR UMAR 273 NCS/C06/667967 EFETURI CHRIS IKIRIGBE
124 NCS/C06/745397 EMOHSEH YOHANNA 274 NCS/C06/309974 STANLEY CHUKWUEBUKA OGWUMIKE
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125 NCS/C06/851681 DAVID SAMSON 275 NCS/C06/891880 EMMANUEL CHUKWUEMEKA OLINYA
SN APPLICATION ID FIRST NAME MIDDLE NAME LAST NAME
126 NCS/C06/864582 SAHEED OPEYEMI RAHMAN 276 NCS/C06/865613 CHRISTOPHER CHUWANG RWANG
1 NCS/C06/29769 SULEMAN BITEBOYE
127 NCS/C06/141325 YAHAYA ALIYU 277 NCS/C06/689704 ELIZABETH D ADAMS
2 NCS/C06/3466 JEREMIAH JOSEPH YAYIK
128 NCS/C06/899744 AMINU ABDULLAHI INGAWA 278 NCS/C06/797301 OLAWALE DAMOLA OGUNTUASE
3 NCS/C06/377620 ENADIAKHE AIWANSOBA
129 NCS/C06/832789 BUHARI SALISU 279 NCS/C06/267003 TASIU DANJUMA JIGHO
4 NCS/C06/748196 ABDULLAHI JIBRIN
130 NCS/C06/769933 FAISAL ADAMU 280 NCS/C06/600804 FAITH DANLAMI KARZHI
5 NCS/C06/346683 ZAKARIYA LADAN
131 NCS/C06/387408 RLIWANU SALEH 281 NCS/C06/497679 JOY DAU SYLVESTER
6 NCS/C06/525509 MUNKAILA A HARUNA
132 NCS/C06/245390 MUHAMMAD ALI MAKINTA 282 NCS/C06/692743 DAUDA DAWA PETER
7 NCS/C06/370600 OJILIMA ABRAHAM UJAH 283 NCS/C06/638359 ABDULRAHMAN DAZAL SALIHU
133 NCS/C06/384862 DARIUS DANIEL
8 NCS/C06/157060 KABIR ADEOLA AMUSAT 284 NCS/C06/754940 KENECHUKWU DESMOND ALAEBO
134 NCS/C06/228955 UMAR SHATTIMA
9 NCS/C06/596525 ALIYU B YAKUBU 135 NCS/C06/740498 FARUK UMAR KALGO 285 NCS/C06/878355 ADEWALE EBENEZER OLADEJI
10 NCS/C06/321558 ADAMU BABA SABA 136 NCS/C06/684544 HUSSAINI ABDULLAHI 286 NCS/C06/802498 JOSEPH EBIN ODEY
11 NCS/C06/28520 STANLEY EBERENNA OBIEFUNA 137 NCS/C06/395192 MUHAMMAD BAKURA CHIROMA 287 NCS/C06/849689 LONG JOSEPH EBOR ASSAM
12 NCS/C06/616319 IZUCHUKWU EMMANUEL CHUKWUDEBELU 138 NCS/C06/42125 UMAR ADAMU 288 NCS/C06/238419 DAVID EHIS IYOBHEBHE
13 NCS/C06/18171 OLUWASEUN MOSES OGUNDIPE 139 NCS/C06/261303 ABUBAKAR YAKUBU 289 NCS/C06/198236 CHIBUZO ELEM NWANCHOR
14 NCS/C06/324308 NOBLE OKON BABA 140 NCS/C06/821148 PHILIP ANYIIN 290 NCS/C06/11673 EMEKA EMMANUEL EKEH
15 NCS/C06/196658 UDUAK OKON BASSEY 141 NCS/C06/6112 MUSTAPHA YUSUF 291 NCS/C06/726690 EBIMOBOWEI EMMANUEL EBIOWEI
16 NCS/C06/390590 HARUNA OLUWASEUN ADENIJI 142 NCS/C06/10828 ABUBAKAR LABARAN 292 NCS/C06/228976 MOSES ENEOJO SUNDAY
17 NCS/C06/885263 ABDULKABIRU OPEYEMI SHITTU 143 NCS/C06/671785 SIRAJO AUWAL 293 NCS/C06/665168 OMINI ENYA ODEN
18 NCS/C06/156099 VICTORY ORITOM MCLEOD-HARRY 144 NCS/C06/218508 UMAR HARUNA 294 NCS/C06/694296 AKAISO ETIM OBIOSIO
19 NCS/C06/466500 SAMUEL OSEMIEMEFAN OGEDEGBE 145 NCS/C06/55650 CHRISTOPHER OCHEFU 295 NCS/C06/180202 EMMANUEL EYONG ABU
20 NCS/C06/710466 IZUCHUKWU PRECIOUS OBANI 146 NCS/C06/864271 VICTOR DINSHIYA MADAKI 296 NCS/C06/623504 KENNETH EZEBUBE IKWUOMA
GENERAL DUTY 147 NCS/C06/225684 UMAR MAHMUD 297 NCS/C06/788764 EMEKA FABIAN UDEOBA
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1 NCS/C06/824566 MUSA USMAN 149 NCS/C06/517359 DAIYABU AUDU 299 NCS/C06/404305 ADAMS FRANCIS OYIGBECHE
2 NCS/C06/157839 HAKIM MUHAMMED 150 NCS/C06/611674 MAIMUNA ADAMU 300 NCS/C06/722823 ELECHI FRANCIS EGWU
151 NCS/C06/313866 AMINU SALISU 301 NCS/C06/121286 EDOBOR FRANKIE CHRISTOPHER
3 NCS/C06/679183 ANDREW BULUS UBANDOMA
152 NCS/C06/564681 ATTAHIRU SHEHU 302 NCS/C06/649097 EGWO GABRIEL ODEH
4 NCS/C06/412151 RAFIAT MURTADOL
153 NCS/C06/895780 GIDEON SHAAPERA 303 NCS/C06/881493 FREDRICK GANDEPUUN UMEE
5 NCS/C06/74762 NGBEDE JOSEPH
154 NCS/C06/76188 ABDULGANIYU BALA 304 NCS/C06/374965 ABBAS GARBA IBRAHIM
6 NCS/C06/57809 ABDULLAHI ALIYU
155 NCS/C06/221766 ZAHARADDEEN HASSAN 305 NCS/C06/544318 HAMZA GAYA UBALE
7 NCS/C06/527309 ABUBAKAR MUSA GALAUDU
156 NCS/C06/536398 AMIRU SA\\\'ADU 306 NCS/C06/878507 EUGENE GIFT OWAKAH
8 NCS/C06/28221 NASIRU SURAJO
157 NCS/C06/58934 BABAIYALI BUBA 307 NCS/C06/359085 SADIQ GOMNA IBRAHIM
9 NCS/C06/188864 ALIYU TIJJANI ALIYU
158 NCS/C06/95003 MUSA MUSTAPHA USMAN 308 NCS/C06/521809 JIBRIL GUNU SHEHU
10 NCS/C06/670751 BADAMASI IDRIS
159 NCS/C06/892734 MUSTAPHA HAMIDU 309 NCS/C06/576506 RINRET GUSAM MAURICE
11 NCS/C06/591354 ABDULKADIR LAWAN AHMED
160 NCS/C06/315808 MUHAMMAD AUWAL 310 NCS/C06/193874 ISAH GWANDU ABUBAKAR
12 NCS/C06/171820 RIDWAN TIJANI 311 NCS/C06/545195 BUHARI HALADU SABO
161 NCS/C06/150772 AMINU ABDULLAHI
13 NCS/C06/635380 ANAS LABARAN 312 NCS/C06/577323 SUNDAY HARUNA TSADO
162 NCS/C06/204467 MUSTAPHA ABUBAKAR
14 NCS/C06/879739 AUWAL SULEIMAN 313 NCS/C06/434360 KEHINDE HUSSEIN SHONEKAN
163 NCS/C06/13073 TIFITI MORGAN
15 NCS/C06/180043 AUWAL MUSA 314 NCS/C06/367755 EJEM IBIAM AGWU
164 NCS/C06/502238 SHEHU MUHAMMAD
16 NCS/C06/194748 ALKASIM UBA SUNUSI 165 NCS/C06/913005 SANI SALISU MUSA 315 NCS/C06/252275 ABUBAKAR IBRAHIM MUHAMMED
17 NCS/C06/166025 SABIU BELLO 166 NCS/C06/796197 MUDASSIR IBRAHIM 316 NCS/C06/740031 MOHAMMED IBRAHIM AJI
18 NCS/C06/597387 ABDULRAZAK HASSAN AHMED 167 NCS/C06/608584 MUSTAPHA GARBA 317 NCS/C06/682259 SHEIK IBRAHIM SADIQ
19 NCS/C06/308531 OFOKE IKECHUKWU 168 NCS/C06/66787 PHILEMON DANJUMA 318 NCS/C06/291360 KOBI IDRIS ABBAS
20 NCS/C06/472569 GLORIA KANWI 169 NCS/C06/810946 ADAM ABDULLAHI 319 NCS/C06/578453 VALENTINE IFEANYI AGODU
21 NCS/C06/159394 OLUWASEUN OMOYENI 170 NCS/C06/623413 DANJUMA SHAIBU 320 NCS/C06/837296 VOTE IFELOJU AGBEBAKU
22 NCS/C06/874313 IBRAHIM LAWAL 171 NCS/C06/444508 ISHAQ ISAH 321 NCS/C06/260208 BASHIR ILIYASU UTAI
23 NCS/C06/371990 ABDULMUMIN YUNUSA 172 NCS/C06/806760 HUSSAINI SHEHU 322 NCS/C06/834322 SHAMSUDEEN IMAM ABUBAKAR
24 NCS/C06/724138 AUWAL MOHAMMED 173 NCS/C06/694797 GIDEON EZEKIEL 323 NCS/C06/790916 MARIA IMHANSEGUAEHI ANETOR
25 NCS/C06/505768 MOHAMMED HASSAN 174 NCS/C06/833117 MAS\'UD HASSAN ABUBAKAR 324 NCS/C06/740909 ABBA INUWA SALISU
26 NCS/C06/661028 MUSA SULEMAN 175 NCS/C06/885316 ABBA IBRAHIM 325 NCS/C06/758950 ISAAC IORPINE YUA
27 NCS/C06/342606 ABDULRAHMAN LAWAL 176 NCS/C06/362167 YAKUBU YUSUF HASSAN 326 NCS/C06/81832 ANAS ISMAIL SHUAIBU
28 NCS/C06/738329 MUBARAK AMINU 177 NCS/C06/871621 HUZAIFA SALEH 327 NCS/C06/48868 ABUBAKAR ISYAKA OGAH
29 NCS/C06/3099 ADAMU DANLAMI YAKUBU 178 NCS/C06/74654 OBINNA UGWU 328 NCS/C06/570599 EDET ITA EDEM
30 NCS/C06/289901 ABUBAKAR ABDU 179 NCS/C06/421343 FRIDAY OBINE 329 NCS/C06/410701 MOSES IYANUOLUWA ALADE
31 NCS/C06/409027 HAFIZU HARUNA 180 NCS/C06/580890 PEDRO PAUL 330 NCS/C06/153109 LUPER JACOB TERKULA
32 NCS/C06/89830 LINUS IBRAHIM 181 NCS/C06/601815 HASHIMU BELLO 331 NCS/C06/697759 MUSBAHU JAHUN SANI
33 NCS/C06/881633 MUSTAPHA FALALU 182 NCS/C06/220483 IBRAHIM ABUBAKAR 332 NCS/C06/833079 TAIWO JAMES ISAAC
34 NCS/C06/827366 FRIDAY JOSEPH 183 NCS/C06/783440 ABUBAKAR DALKUS MUHAMMAD 333 NCS/C06/490237 AYUBA JIGA ADAMU
35 NCS/C06/74274 ROFEEQ ADETOLA ADEDIRAN 184 NCS/C06/570005 MUHAMMAD YAKUBU 334 NCS/C06/315241 ADESOYE JOHN OLADELE
36 NCS/C06/18993 GODDAY OZOROH 185 NCS/C06/236430 ABDULKADIR KATAGUM AHMAD 335 NCS/C06/609680 DESMOND JOHN BAKO
37 NCS/C06/632283 USMAN ABDULAZIZ 186 NCS/C06/760378 MUSA SANI 336 NCS/C06/611020 OFUONYE JONATHAN ONWUMERE
38 NCS/C06/477127 ABDULLAHI IBRAHIM 187 NCS/C06/735469 MOHAMMED TUKUR 337 NCS/C06/861354 AFINIKI JONATHAN CHAKURA
39 NCS/C06/192969 DAUDA ABUBAKAR 188 NCS/C06/816232 AHMAD SANI MUHAMMAD 338 NCS/C06/468690 OMAFEGHELE JOSEPH JAMES
40 NCS/C06/511937 ABDULMUMIN TIJJANI WAHAB 189 NCS/C06/233570 BADARU MUHAMMAD 339 NCS/C06/348796 OLISAEMEKA JOSHUA EDEH
41 NCS/C06/528718 TIRMIZI YAHAYA 190 NCS/C06/356506 JAMILU ISMAIL 340 NCS/C06/377611 ONYINYE JULIET ONOKA
42 NCS/C06/865494 MATHEW KUSHIM ITSE 191 NCS/C06/82457 USMAN ABUBAKAR 341 NCS/C06/642764 YUSUF K MOHAMMED
192 NCS/C06/600013 AKAAZUA MYAGA 342 NCS/C06/413775 MUHAMMAD KABILU SALEH
43 NCS/C06/388228 PAUL AUGUSTINE
193 NCS/C06/624046 IBRAHIM MIKAILU 343 NCS/C06/460272 YUSUF KAMBA MUHAMMAD
44 NCS/C06/217252 SEGUN OLUWAJUWON
194 NCS/C06/554710 ISHAQ ABDULRAHAMAN 344 NCS/C06/184534 CHUKWUDI KINGSLEY EZE
45 NCS/C06/615660 ABDULLAHI NASIRU
195 NCS/C06/136252 JIBRIN ABDULLAHI 345 NCS/C06/471364 RAHMON KOLAWOLE MUFTAU
46 NCS/C06/708871 PATIENCE JOHN
196 NCS/C06/284561 SULEIMAN SALEH 346 NCS/C06/598873 ABDULAZEEZ KPETU AHMED
47 NCS/C06/557745 SAMSON DAUDA KAFI
197 NCS/C06/97664 LUKMAN UMAR MUHAMMAD 347 NCS/C06/750847 MOHAMMED KPOTUN ALIYU
48 NCS/C06/22309 SULAIMAN IBRAHIM
198 NCS/C06/490922 IDRIS KABIR 348 NCS/C06/472491 LAWALI LAMBO HAMZA
49 NCS/C06/426498 SULEIMAN MOHAMMED
199 NCS/C06/731424 SAMINU BABANGIDA 349 NCS/C06/60594 IBRAHIM LIMAN MOHAMMED
50 NCS/C06/874414 MAHBUB UMAR
200 NCS/C06/577967 ABDULYAZID ABUBAKAR 350 NCS/C06/6527 DAVID LIPEUNIM GOWIN
51 NCS/C06/100742 DAUDA YAHAYA MUHAMMAD
201 NCS/C06/268994 MUBASHIR AMINU 351 NCS/C06/909802 HENRY LUKA HABILA
52 NCS/C06/735745 KHADIJAT YAHAYA
202 NCS/C06/131593 IDREES UMAR 352 NCS/C06/173600 HASSAN MADAKI RAMALAN
53 NCS/C06/245972 NASIRU YUSHA\\\'U 353 NCS/C06/519168 IBRAHIM MAIDOKI MOHAMMED
203 NCS/C06/256248 MOHAMMED SANI
54 NCS/C06/219958 SULAIMAN BELLO 354 NCS/C06/767016 MUHAMMAD MAJIGIRI SALISU
204 NCS/C06/675656 MUZAMMIL ABDULRAHMAN
55 NCS/C06/255245 ABDULRAHMAN MUSA 355 NCS/C06/702811 KENNEDY MICHAEL EFFIOM
205 NCS/C06/55462 SADIQ UKASHA
56 NCS/C06/97566 HASHIM WANDO UMAR 356 NCS/C06/705525 FELIX MICHAEL UDO
206 NCS/C06/95156 IBRAHIM AHMED ADAM
57 NCS/C06/509136 NAZIRU SALEH 357 NCS/C06/630830 HODO MICHEAL SAM
207 NCS/C06/281640 SAGIR HALI
58 NCS/C06/222563 SULEIMAN AHMED 358 NCS/C06/679213 USMAN MOHAMMED NATA\\\'ALA
208 NCS/C06/407410 AMINU UMARU
59 NCS/C06/663999 ABUBAKAR SULEIMAN 209 NCS/C06/444330 SULEIMAN A IBRAHIM 359 NCS/C06/685795 IBRAHIM MOHAMMED ISA
60 NCS/C06/154165 MOHAMMED ABUBAKAR 210 NCS/C06/888928 ABUBAKAR ABDULLAHI IBRAHIM 360 NCS/C06/757516 ALI MOHAMMED ZARAMI
61 NCS/C06/136235 IMMANUEL ENANG 211 NCS/C06/743181 AUWAL ABDULLAHI USMAN 361 NCS/C06/486392 ABDURRAHMAN MOHAMMED BABA
62 NCS/C06/585572 STEPHEN ABODUNDE 212 NCS/C06/553296 SANI ABDULLAHI ABUBAKAR 362 NCS/C06/192080 ADAMU MOHAMMED MOHAMMED
63 NCS/C06/840027 ANAS YUSUF 213 NCS/C06/671176 KAMILU ABDULLAHI IBRAHIM 363 NCS/C06/413479 AHMAD MOHD HARUNA
64 NCS/C06/272317 KENNETH DANJUMA SHIFILO 214 NCS/C06/243207 MUHAMMAD ABDULLAHI MADUGU 364 NCS/C06/700218 OMOKHAPE MONDAY KADIRI
65 NCS/C06/258017 MUHAMMAD SHUAIBU 215 NCS/C06/783575 ISMAIL ABUBAKAR ZIRA 365 NCS/C06/720936 BASHIR MUAZU MUSA
66 NCS/C06/872403 EMEKE NWANZE 216 NCS/C06/192972 JAMILU ADAM MUHAMMAD 366 NCS/C06/129057 MUBARAK MUAZU BELLO
67 NCS/C06/773881 MODU KIME ABATCHA 217 NCS/C06/391778 SANUSI ADAMU AHMAD 367 NCS/C06/391766 ABDULLAHI MUHAMMAD USMAN
68 NCS/C06/2535 KAMORUDEEN MUDASHIR 218 NCS/C06/394572 NAFISAT ADARA ALIYU 368 NCS/C06/533811 SADIQ MUHAMMAD LAWAL
69 NCS/C06/170208 EBUKA CHRIS MBAH 219 NCS/C06/5903 HAMMED ADELANI JAMIU 369 NCS/C06/686414 ABDULLAHI MUHAMMAD ISAH
70 NCS/C06/864267 ELEOJO JOHN 220 NCS/C06/246541 HASSAN ADEOLA DUROSINMI 370 NCS/C06/826110 HUSSAINI MUHAMMAD AHMAD
71 NCS/C06/831880 OLAWALE SULE 221 NCS/C06/668978 ADENIYI ADESOLA ADESOJI 371 NCS/C06/155965 UMAR MUHAMMAD MUBARAK
72 NCS/C06/743263 VICTORY SAMUEL 222 NCS/C06/67428 LUKMAN ADEYEMI HAMMED 372 NCS/C06/541980 ADAMU MUHAMMAD ABUBAKAR
73 NCS/C06/45044 FELIX ULAIKERE 223 NCS/C06/913026 SUNDAY ADOLPHUS ADOLPHUS 373 NCS/C06/801495 NAZEER MUHAMMED RABIU
74 NCS/C06/258562 UMAR AUWAL 224 NCS/C06/65622 WASIU AFOLABI AKINDELE 374 NCS/C06/129267 MAHOOD MUMUNI ABDULKADIR
75 NCS/C06/589973 JUWAIRIYYA ALIYU USMAN 225 NCS/C06/449904 KINGSLEY AGRIPPA NNAMDI 375 NCS/C06/477593 SAGIRU MUSA ABDU
76 NCS/C06/269888 ABUBAKAR MUSTAPHA 226 NCS/C06/539205 PAUL AJIBADE AKINWANDE 376 NCS/C06/756938 MUDASSIR MUSA BARMU
77 NCS/C06/851963 YILMIS NAYEN 227 NCS/C06/897050 SEMIU AKANMU BELLO 377 NCS/C06/53972 ABDULLAHI MUSA YOLA
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380 NCS/C06/47866 RAMSON NEEBARI YORBE 1 NCS/C06/791263 OSARUMWENSE EVBUOMWAN
381 NCS/C06/526984 BABAGAIDAM NJITTA ALI 31 NCS/C06/702689 CHIOMA NWANBUEZE
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383 NCS/C06/884298 AMINU NUHU KHAMISU 4 NCS/C06/306797 KINGSLEY CHINONSO NNADI 33 NCS/C06/184440 AKEEM ABIODUN GBADAMOSI
384 NCS/C06/809237 HENRY OBINNA PETER 5 NCS/C06/174899 JUSTINAH ABISOLA OLADELE 34 NCS/C06/705179 ALIYU AHMAD YUSUF
385 NCS/C06/606401 EDWARD ODOH ANDREW 6 NCS/C06/262741 MACDONALD CHARLES DIBIA
386 NCS/C06/674156 MICHAEL-TANSI OHIOLE ASIKPATA
35 NCS/C06/617949 OLUWATOSIN ATINUKE ADEYEMO
7 NCS/C06/79910 IZUCHUKWU DANIEL DAVID
387 NCS/C06/855895 MARGARET OJONG OJANG 8 NCS/C06/9203 AHMAD NURUDEEN MUHAMMAD
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NURSING 41 NCS/C06/449601 ODINAKACHI DIVINE EZE
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396 NCS/C06/696517 HAPPINESS OLUCHI EZUGWU
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398 NCS/C06/757795 TOSIN OLUFEMI OLABAMIJI 4 NCS/C06/380890 GIFT BULUS 45 NCS/C06/30532 TUNDE FATAI OJEDOKUN
5 NCS/C06/836679 BASHIR JAMO
399 NCS/C06/118467 ABIODUN OLUMAYOWA IYANDA 46 NCS/C06/430826 TIRIMISIYU IDOWU MOSHOOD
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403 NCS/C06/394260 RAMOTA OLUWAKEMI KAZEEM 9 NCS/C06/527842 CATHERINE NWANGA 49 NCS/C06/268664 OLUWASEUN JOSEPH AJAO
404 NCS/C06/163711 ABRAHAM OLUWASEUN MOMOH 10 NCS/C06/595111 GWAKZING WUYEP 50 NCS/C06/897803 ABDULGANIY KAYODE OLASIMI
405 NCS/C06/450811 JOHN OLUWASEUN OGUNRINDE 11 NCS/C06/418315 AISHA SULEIMAN
51 NCS/C06/894043 IDRIS MOHAMMED UMAR
406 NCS/C06/30782 SOLOMON OLUWASEYI AYANTUNDE 12 NCS/C06/852042 MERCY YISA
13 NCS/C06/847399 PHILOMINA PERE 52 NCS/C06/540605 USMAN MUHAMMAD ABDULLAHI
407 NCS/C06/660558 JAMIU OLUWASHINA HASSAN
408 NCS/C06/117967 DAVID ONYENWEUWA THOMAS 14 NCS/C06/103336 UMAR MOHAMMED 53 NCS/C06/217375 UMAR MUHAMMAD YAKUBU
409 NCS/C06/602691 CYNTHIA ONYINYECHI EZIAMA 15 NCS/C06/550177 MUHAMMED ALASSAN 54 NCS/C06/612596 HANNAH OGBOAYA CHILEE
410 NCS/C06/752202 MICHAEL OVIE PETER 16 NCS/C06/173002 ABRAHAM CHUKWUEMEKA 55 NCS/C06/784621 IMMACULATE OGECHI NDUBUISI
411 NCS/C06/714931 CHIDOZIE PASCHAL NJOKU 17 NCS/C06/409870 NURA UBA SULAIMAN
56 NCS/C06/217723 JOSEPH OKON UMOREN
412 NCS/C06/191285 CHIBUIKE PETRE ADINDU-AKABUSI 18 NCS/C06/858271 CHRISTIANA VICTOR
413 NCS/C06/456002 PROMISE PROMISE SIKE 19 NCS/C06/795148 JOY OKONKWO 57 NCS/C06/28244 DANIEL OLUWADAMILARE TAIWO
414 NCS/C06/826451 ANAS S GARI ABDULKARIM 20 NCS/C06/446511 MARVELOUS USMAN 58 NCS/C06/127538 JAMES ONYEBUCHI OKAFOR
415 NCS/C06/217134 ABBA SABO LAWAN 21 NCS/C06/867914 IHUOMA KALU 59 NCS/C06/842807 ABIGAIL OYINDAMOLA ADENAIKE
416 NCS/C06/527666 MUSTAPHA SADIQ ABUBAKAR 22 NCS/C06/864412 AMARACHI JULIET OKAFOR
60 NCS/C06/854487 ADEJOKE SIMILEOLUWA 09 ADETOLA
417 NCS/C06/474697 HASSAN SAID DAHIRU 23 NCS/C06/150543 KAOTHARA ABIMBOLA ISMAIL
418 NCS/C06/841568 ABUBAKAR SALEH LAWAN 24 NCS/C06/604146 MONSURAT ABIODUN LAWAL
61 NCS/C06/855646 PEACE SUNDAY ACHOR
419 NCS/C06/465330 USMAN SALIHU ABUBAKAR 25 NCS/C06/290586 IBRAHIM ADAMU ALI 62 NCS/C06/687675 MOSES TERKAA ATEMA
420 NCS/C06/576110 IMAM SALIHU BALA 26 NCS/C06/635001 ROBIAT ADEDAMILOLA BELLO 63 NCS/C06/458357 SAIDU TOGAH MAHMUD
421 NCS/C06/184515 SEGUN SAMSON ALABI 27 NCS/C06/419167 ADERONKE ADEDOYIN ADETUBO 64 NCS/C06/301676 CYNTHIA UGOCHI FIDELIS
422 NCS/C06/752393 EMEKA SAMUEL ENE 28 NCS/C06/649910 PAUL ANIAH AMBEGIE
423 NCS/C06/546486 WOKGJI SAMUEL BITRUS
65 NCS/C06/715965 AZIBAYAMAMAN VICTOR VICTOR
29 NCS/C06/634160 JEROME BITRUS DAUDA
424 NCS/C06/841613 MOHAMMED SANI ADAMU 30 NCS/C06/582525 HENRY BULUS MAKWIN 66 NCS/C06/815128 BABATUNDE WALIU ADEOGUN
425 NCS/C06/595612 SANI SAULAWA LAWAL 31 NCS/C06/462068 KENJI BULUS BISJI 67 NCS/C06/627166 SAFIYANU YUSIF ABUBAKAR
426 NCS/C06/258344 COLLINS SEBASTINE EKERE 32 NCS/C06/227952 DAMILOLA CHARLES FALURU
427 NCS/C06/594758 LAWAL SEGUN TIJANI 33 NCS/C06/606464 JENNIFER CHINONYELUM OZUAH
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429 NCS/C06/166146 KINGSLEY SOPULU OKONKWO 35 NCS/C06/664380 FUNMILADE CHRISTIANAH ADEGBOYEGA S/N APPLICATION ID FIRST NAME MIDDLE NAME LAST NAME
430 NCS/C06/609411 CHUKWUNONSO STANLEY DIKE 36 NCS/C06/815424 CHIKA CORDELIA OHAGWU 1 NCS/C04/121946 MERCY SMART
431 NCS/C06/344953 ABDULYASIR SULE ALWASID 37 NCS/C06/466826 ORENG CYPRIAN EGEMINE 2 NCS/C04/428408 UCHECHUKWU HILLARY EZEANI
432 NCS/C06/480621 UMAR SULEIMAN M0HAMMED 38 NCS/C06/789414 EMEM EDEM JOHN 3 NCS/C04/120743 IFEOMA NJIDEKA UKANDU
433 NCS/C06/261244 MOHAMMED SULEIMAN UMAR 39 NCS/C06/844242 KUBIAT ENO UMOH 4 NCS/C04/141668 ORHEMBAGA JOSHUA ZAKAA
434 NCS/C06/864950 JOSEPH TANGUAD DAUJI 40 NCS/C06/906799 DUMLEBABARI FAITH CHRISTOPHER
435 NCS/C06/231024 PRECIOUS TAREIBI BAYA 5 NCS/C04/74686 HILLARY ODEY MICHAEL
41 NCS/C06/666761 OLUWAFUNKE FAVOUR KOMOLAFE
436 NCS/C06/481000 PHILIP TERNA NYISHIMA 6 NCS/C04/778922 FIDELIS CHUKWUKA OKAFOR
42 NCS/C06/899411 JOY FELICIA JOSEPH
437 NCS/C06/477135 MUNNIR TIJJANI HAMISU 7 NCS/C04/250270 GODSTIME ONYEBUCHI OGHOGHO
43 NCS/C06/602180 CHINENYE JESSICA OBIOHA
438 NCS/C06/904002 PASCAL TOCHUKWU IBEAZOR 8 NCS/C04/319705 SILVIAL OMOFONMWAN OGIEVA
44 NCS/C06/900914 CHIOMA JOY UCHENDU
439 NCS/C06/698833 ENOCH TOKI EMMANUEL 9 NCS/C04/763955 VICTOR OLADIPO FAOKUNLA
45 NCS/C06/904039 CHIOMA JULIET UBA
440 NCS/C06/812815 ABDULRAHMAN TURETA UMAR 10 NCS/C04/338309 COLLINS CHIDOZIE NGOZICHUKWU
46 NCS/C06/168988 PAUL LANDU TSADO
441 NCS/C06/912161 ESTHER TUWAPIRI GANFO 11 NCS/C04/80766 ALHASSAN A. ABBATI
47 NCS/C06/792500 FUNMILAYO MERCY OLUSANYA
442 NCS/C06/533430 TINA UCHE ENYEKWA
48 NCS/C06/301657 RAHMAT NENE ALIKALI 12 NCS/C04/2296 ANNE IJEOMA EZE
443 NCS/C06/675381 WISDOM UDOH JOSEPH
49 NCS/C06/700573 PATIENCE NGOLAU DANIEL 13 NCS/C04/41204 CHRISTOPHER CHINEDU EZECHUKWU
444 NCS/C06/535872 NURADDEEN UMAR FAROUK
50 NCS/C06/128064 DEBORAH OLABISI FAJIMOLU 14 NCS/C04/159972 ABDULLAHI ISHAKU
445 NCS/C06/846446 EMMANUEL UMO EDEM
51 NCS/C06/125867 MARYJANE OLUEBUBE NLIAM 15 NCS/C04/839990 DANIEL AYOBAMI ADEJARE
446 NCS/C06/431465 ABDULLAHI USMAN IBRAHIM
52 NCS/C06/105376 OLUWAKEMI OLUWASEUN SALAMI 16 NCS/C04/392036 OLUWASEUN ADEDAYO ADEWALE
447 NCS/C06/617527 ABDULLAHI USMAN SHEHU
53 NCS/C06/165958 ESTHER OMOLADE AKINWANDE 17 NCS/C04/605952 ABDULHAFEEZ MOHAMMAD
448 NCS/C06/782663 ELIZABETH UZOAMAKA OKEKE
54 NCS/C06/113022 ESTHER OMOLOLA FAMOYEGUN
449 NCS/C06/795186 BITRUS WILLIAMS AUDU 18 NCS/C04/474948 OLUMIDE OLUWAPELUMI ADEGOKE
55 NCS/C06/906249 OGECHUKWU ONYINYE ARALU
450 NCS/C06/608485 HAMZA YAMEL ALIYU 19 NCS/C04/410283 CHRISTIAN CHRISTIAN MBA
56 NCS/C06/670487 BARIKISU ONYIOZA MUHAMMED
451 NCS/C06/691302 SAMUEL YINKA OLATOYE 20 NCS/C04/870839 WRIGHT CHARLES NTOR-UE
57 NCS/C06/904048 ADEOLA OPEYEMI ADEWUMI
HEALTH INFORMATION MANAGEMENT 21 NCS/C04/777327 BASHIR AUWAL
58 NCS/C06/494848 AMIVET OTEI EKPO
SN APPLICATION ID FIRST NAME MIDDLE NAME LAST NAME 59 NCS/C06/672275 ADESEWA OYINLOLA OGUNLUSI 22 NCS/C04/794303 GLORIA NNEDINSO NMERIBE
1 NCS/C06/456515 EYO GODINSON 60 NCS/C06/790946 CHIKA PEACE NWOKEDI 23 NCS/C04/812487 OLAWALE OGUNMADE
2 NCS/C06/745415 MUSA M. ALI 61 NCS/C06/696545 JUSTINA SABASTINE ECHOI AUDIT
3 NCS/C06/306812 HALLIRU YAHAYA AUWAL 62 NCS/C06/844985 JOANNA SAMUEL AKPAN S/N APPLICATION ID FIRST NAME MIDDLE NAME LAST NAME
4 NCS/C06/218697 SALIHU SHUAIBU
63 NCS/C06/880611 BIBOYE SARAH DUALA 1 NCS/C04/1008 PRINCESS FAVOUR PHIL
5 NCS/C06/128131 MUSTAFA GARBA
64 NCS/C06/247298 MIRACLE TOYIN ODEKUNLE 2 NCS/C04/379555 IRENE THOMAS
6 NCS/C06/712236 MAURICE ANSA OTU
65 NCS/C06/841276 BLESSING UCHECHI ATULAEGWU 3 NCS/C04/909029 MUBARAK DANLADI
7 NCS/C06/254169 IBRAHIM AUWAL MUHAMMAD
66 NCS/C06/188972 AHMAD YAHUZA YAHUZA 4 NCS/C04/743132 AYOBAMI
8 NCS/C06/841898 AFIS BABATUNDE OLADIMEJI BAKINDE
67 NCS/C06/59200 UMAR YAURI NURADEEN
9 NCS/C06/163600 TAIWO EBENEZER ADEKUNLE 5 NCS/C04/456024 RAPHAEL NNABUCHI OKPO
68 NCS/C06/245007 ISAH YERIMA VANYE
10 NCS/C06/419268 OLUWATOSIN GABRIEL OGUNMUYIDE 6 NCS/C04/275551 CHIOMA SANDRA IHEKONA
69 NCS/C06/466417 MUSA ZAKARIYYA MUHAMMAD
11 NCS/C06/810721 DONEN KEFAS NISHAK 7 NCS/C04/315085 GODSWILL IFEANYI AMADI
12 NCS/C06/157470 PRINCEWILL LAWRENCE NMEZI NUTRITION/DIETARY
8 NCS/C04/524981 ABUBAKAR ABDULLAHI
13 NCS/C06/635988 SOLOMON OBUMNEKE EZE SN APPLICATION ID FIRST NAME MIDDLE NAME LAST NAME
9 NCS/C04/607384 ISMAILA ALHAJI ILLAYE
14 NCS/C06/96882 BLESSING OLUWATOYIN ARIYO 1 NCS/C06/329084 TIMILEHIN EMMANUEL OLASIYAN
10 NCS/C04/428319 JAMALDEEN OLATILEWA ALABI
15 NCS/C06/891510 IBINYE SAMANTHA HOGAN 2 NCS/C06/839399 MUHAMMAD GHADDAFI DAUDA
11 NCS/C04/452720 RACHEAL OLAYIDE ADEGBITE
16 NCS/C06/155336 OJO SAMUEL OGUNKINLE 3 NCS/C06/277691 OLADIPUPO MESHACK ABRAHAM
4 NCS/C06/237758 AYOBAMI OLAYINKA ADEBAYO 12 NCS/C04/266422 MUHAMMED ALHAJI MUHAMMED
17 NCS/C06/610506 BOLUWATIFE TIJESU OLANREWAJU
5 NCS/C06/912316 TEMITOPE ONYEDIKACHI ERINFOLAMI 13 NCS/C04/399817 ABBA SAIDU
18 NCS/C06/188785 OYINLOLUWA TOBILOBA ADEBAYO
HEALTH INFORMATION MANAGEMENT PHARMACEUTICAL TECHNOLOGY
BAND
S/N APPLICATION ID FIRST NAME MIDDLE NAME LAST NAME
SN APPLICATION ID FIRST NAME MIDDLE NAME LAST NAME SN APPLICATION ID FIRST NAME MIDDLE NAME LAST NAME
1 NCS/C06/306065 ABBA ALHASSAN 1 NCS/C06/286170 EBRUPHIYO OKOKORIETA 1 NCS/C04/368687 WUSA DAWI AMOS
2 NCS/C06/677065 HAUWA\'U HARUNA 2 NCS/C06/399889 EPHRAIM IRIMIYA 2 NCS/C04/408809 RAPHAEL PHANUEL
3 NCS/C06/840281 BASIT ABIODUN ADEBAYO 3 NCS/C04/124397 MIKE JUNIOR MICHAEL
MARINE
4 NCS/C06/213425 SANI ABIOLA NASIR 4 NCS/C04/795958 CHUKWUNONSO SAMUEL MUO
SN APPLICATION ID FIRST NAME MIDDLE NAME LAST NAME
5 NCS/C06/198918 ADAM ADEOLA BAMGBOPA 5 NCS/C04/91321 EMMANUEL CHINONSO EZEUKWU
1 NCS/C06/645338 OSCAR OBETH
6 NCS/C06/202610 IBRAHIM AYOOLA AKINWANDE 6 NCS/C04/537001 LUMI JOSEPH IBRAHIM
2 NCS/C06/177603 HASSAN MAIDUGU
7 NCS/C06/904515 GERTRUDE CATHERINE ABOR 7 NCS/C04/36510 EMMANUEL OGIRINYE ABOYI
3 NCS/C06/610123 DAUDA HABILA
8 NCS/C06/606065 CHIADA CHIKAMMA UZOUKWU 8 NCS/C04/910871 VICTORIA ANDREW
4 NCS/C06/249272 UMAR IMRANA
9 NCS/C06/765021 IYANUOLUWA ELIZABETH LAWSON 9 NCS/C04/370645 BENJAMIN MUSA
5 NCS/C06/888569 GIDEON ESERIMOKUMOR
10 NCS/C06/618856 SHADRACH IZUCHUKWU OKEKE 10 NCS/C04/532750 IKECHUKWU
6 NCS/C06/21119 ABDULBASID USMAN GARBA ISAAC NDUDI
11 NCS/C06/659067 OTOBONG MONDAY BEN
7 NCS/C06/287867 HENRY ANDREW 11 NCS/C04/250710 VALENTINE ODINAKA IBEAWUCHI
12 NCS/C06/751303 FAVOUR OKE OMOGBOLU
8 NCS/C06/192075 YUSUF LAWAL 12 NCS/C04/367555 CHIMEMEZIKAM CHINEDU DIKE
13 NCS/C06/619174 ADENAYA OLAWANDE AYOMIDE
9 NCS/C06/907502 SUNDAY DANIEL 13 NCS/C04/148482 PASCHAL DURU
14 NCS/C06/764369 OLALEYE STEPHEN FADIRAN
10 NCS/C06/432984 JOHN ONCHE 15 NCS/C06/158791 LATEEFAT TITILOPE OGUNYALE 14 NCS/C04/794830 ZACCHAEUS ATAGOZAWANYI MAIWADA
11 NCS/C06/699849 MUHAMMAD DANJUMA 16 NCS/C06/669787 IDARA UMOH IBOK 15 NCS/C04/872750 SAMUEL ABIODUN AMOO
12 NCS/C06/879440 ALIYU HASHIM LABARAN 16 NCS/C04/344818 AYOBAMI GABRIEL OGUNDEPO
13 NCS/C06/249753 ODINAKACHI IWUOHA SECRETARIAL STUDIES
17 NCS/C04/23036 SAMSON OLUWATOBI FAPOHUNDA
14 NCS/C06/602865 MMEDIONGO ANIEBIET ETIM SN APPLICATION ID FIRST NAME MIDDLE NAME LAST NAME
18 NCS/C04/831227 JACOB ALI DAMIYAL
1 NCS/C06/93860 BENJAMIN OTOYIDE ADENIYI
15 NCS/C06/161511 PETER BOLARINWA ABI 19 NCS/C04/814419 JOSHUA BAREN PAM
2 NCS/C06/276737 SAMUEL SAMSON
16 NCS/C06/20711 JORDAN CACHALLA KIRPU 20 NCS/C04/502773 GODGIFT ALAIBI
3 NCS/C06/112077 UMAR ISYAKU
17 NCS/C06/458761 MIRACLE CHIDIEBERE ELEBO 21 NCS/C04/397017 SAMUEL
4 NCS/C06/631132 SADIQ IDRIS HABILA
18 NCS/C06/219439 DANIEL CHINAGOROM WILLIAMS
5 NCS/C06/341369 ABDULKADIR AHMAD 22 NCS/C04/318409 RAYMOND OTAH EWANS
19 NCS/C06/445050 CHRISTIAN CHINEDU UGWUOKE
6 NCS/C06/185481 UMAR LAWAL
20 NCS/C06/360598 USAMA DONGA SANI
7 NCS/C06/60823 UMAR HARUNA BUILDING
21 NCS/C06/632714 MOSES EFFIONG BASSEY
8 NCS/C06/107763 NASIRU ZUBAIRU S/N APPLICATION ID FIRST NAME MIDDLE NAME LAST NAME
22 NCS/C06/649144 ANTHONY EKARA AYUK
9 NCS/C06/343271 ABDULSALIM ILIYASU 1 NCS/C04/126595 ODUDU-ABASI AKAN UMOH
23 NCS/C06/525777 MEZIEOBI FRANCIS UKIE
10 NCS/C06/70018 ISMAIL UMAR 2 NCS/C04/747945 SAMUEL EMEKA OKAFOR
24 NCS/C06/715426 FRANCIS IFEANYI IJEOMA
11 NCS/C06/595746 AHAB SAMINU 3 NCS/C04/352605
25 NCS/C06/412193 HAPPY IGHOGHO MONDAY KRENIDIAKUMO YOUKPARIDOU
12 NCS/C06/391665 ABDULRAHMAN ADAMU
26 NCS/C06/757829 MOSES IGILE ENEOGWOR 4 NCS/C04/367 OGHENEYERHOVWO SUNDAY
13 NCS/C06/300421 MUTAWAKKIL ABDULKARIM
27 NCS/C06/618410 ERNEST INNOCENT ENOMBANG 5 NCS/C04/254332 HASHIMU SULEIMAN
14 NCS/C06/188101 MUHAMMAD HALLIRU
28 NCS/C06/557882 JOHN JAMES OKON 6 NCS/C04/1537 ABDULLAHI SANI
15 NCS/C06/178963 SALISU MUHAMMAD
29 NCS/C06/557779 BLESSING JEREMIAH JOHN 7 NCS/C04/841088 AFEEZ OLALEKAN ABDULWAHAB
16 NCS/C06/385220 MUHAMMAD MUSA
30 NCS/C06/294908 DANIEL JOSHUA JIMMY 17 NCS/C06/558275 ADEBAYO JOSEPH OLUWOLE 8 NCS/C04/220870 OLUWASEUN OLAKUNLE AKINWANDE
31 NCS/C06/323559 MFON MFON ISONGIDOK 18 NCS/C06/697923 MOMOHJIMOH EMMANUEL OSENI 9 NCS/C04/4415 BABATUNDE TEMITAYO OKEKUNJO
32 NCS/C06/872907 ONUM MICHEAL OWUNA 19 NCS/C06/157966 KINGS AKPATE 10 NCS/C04/544316 IBRAHIM IBRAHIM ISA
33 NCS/C06/321423 SAMUEL NMODU LUKA 20 NCS/C06/801475 EBELE OBIOZOR 11 NCS/C04/234110 ABIDEMI AKINBAMI BABATUNDE
34 NCS/C06/782932 JOHN OHOTUOWO OKO 21 NCS/C06/40791 SADIQ MUSA MUHAMMAD
35 NCS/C06/658376 PETER OWIN EMENAJIYOVWI 22 NCS/C06/177752 AMINU ADO CAMERA HANDLING/PHOTOGRAPHY
36 NCS/C06/791389 DAVID THOMPSON UMANA 23 NCS/C06/406344 ADAMU SALLAU S/N APPLICATION ID FIRST NAME MIDDLE NAME LAST NAME
37 NCS/C06/432588 EMMANUEL TIMOTHY EMIKO 24 NCS/C06/836896 RABIYATU MUSA 1 NCS/C04/62941 VICTOR PADDY NDAH
38 NCS/C06/434351 JERRY TOLU OMOJOLA 25 NCS/C06/235310 KELVIN UGWU 2 NCS/C04/623545 NDIFREKE OKON AKPAN
39 NCS/C06/55619 DAMILOLA TOLULOPE FADUBGA 26 NCS/C06/577684 EMMANUEL BONIFACE 3 NCS/C04/905461 CLEMENT KANU ISIOMA
40 NCS/C06/396047 IDRIS USMAN ABDULWAHAB 27 NCS/C06/217287 YAKUBU YAHAYA JOMO
4 NCS/C04/176830 DAHIRU MUHAMMED YUSUF
41 NCS/C06/801740 SAGIR WAZIRI ISAH 28 NCS/C06/823109 JANET SUNDAY
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5 NCS/C04/682437 SOLOMON EHI AJEFU 30 NCS/C04/666070 CHARLES OHANENYE AMAGBAOBI 43 NCS/C04/422996 ABDULLAHI MAKAMA MUSA
6 NCS/C04/854240 DESMOND NYIJIME 31 NCS/C04/599176 IKECHUKWU KENNETH IGWE 44 NCS/C04/462574 LUMI AREWA ZAKKA
7 NCS/C04/583025 ERASMUS ALUWEOGHENA ESHIEBOR 32 NCS/C04/697809 WINNER CHIBOY EJIM 45 NCS/C04/517600 WISDOM EBIMENE YAKUBU
8 NCS/C04/577454 KEHINDE SUNDAY AWOGBEMI 33 NCS/C04/812944 ANAS HASSAN 46 NCS/C04/297221 FAVOUR PIUS
9 NCS/C04/153717 EMMANUEL OLUWADAMILARE FAFURE 34 NCS/C04/144941 AMINU IBRAHIM 47 NCS/C04/258222 GIDEON BENJAMIN
10 NCS/C04/601374 KINGSLEY KASIEMOBI OGBU 35 NCS/C04/223563 IBRAHIM SALISU GUMEL 48 NCS/C04/706177 #N/A JACOB NENSHI
11 NCS/C04/166773 KEVIN BANGO JOHN 36 NCS/C04/767528 MUHAMMAD ADAMU 49 NCS/C04/892203 DONATUS MSUGHTER ADASU
12 NCS/C04/830638 MARTINS KAUYATE SUNDAY 37 NCS/C04/461913 ABUBAKAR JIBRIN 50 NCS/C04/745904 GBAZAN IMOJIME
13 NCS/C04/200456 UMAR IDRIS WAZIRI 38 NCS/C04/876417 MUHAMMAD KANTI USMAN 51 NCS/C04/696322 MUSTAPHA ABDULLAHI
14 NCS/C04/747139 PETER AYOMIDE AYEGBEDE 39 NCS/C04/363129 ABDULLAHI MUHAMMAD 52 NCS/C04/867190 JAMES OCHA
15 NCS/C04/537448 OLUSEGUN EMMANUEL SUNDAY 40 NCS/C04/193217 KABIRU UMAR 53 NCS/C04/48150 SARAH EDACHE
16 NCS/C04/830085 IDOWU KAZEEM AYORINDE 41 NCS/C04/697236 ABDULLAHI SANI 54 NCS/C04/444183 VERSHIMA CHRISTIAN ANYAM
17 NCS/C04/698536 JOHNSON OLUSEYE OSHO 42 NCS/C04/118774 JETHRO ZUBAIRU 55 NCS/C04/576551 MUKTAR BABAGANA IBRAHIM
18 NCS/C04/863344 OYEWALE ARIMIYAH ALABI 43 NCS/C04/445380 GEOFFREY JOHN 56 NCS/C04/839815 EZRA YUSUF
19 NCS/C04/354567 TOBI OLAYINKA OTITOOLA 44 NCS/C04/508196 NURA ABDULLAHI 57 NCS/C04/823165 MUHAMMAD SHETTIMA LAWAN
20 NCS/C04/465982 CALEB OLUWATIMILEYIN ADEYEMO 45 NCS/C04/504713 ABUBAKAR SALIHU 58 NCS/C04/716171 SHERIF HASSAN
21 NCS/C04/115470 MATTHEW ABIODUN ILUFOYE 46 NCS/C04/883660 AUWAL DAHIRU 59 NCS/C04/496543 YAHAYA ABDULKADIR
22 NCS/C04/617782 JAMES IFECHUKWUDE MOKOBIA 47 NCS/C04/604649 ABDULBAKI MUSTAPHA 60 NCS/C04/384742 SHERIFF KALLI USMAN
48 NCS/C04/545846 MUSA LAWAL 61 NCS/C04/626585 AMOS BALAMI JOSHUA
CLERICAL ASSISTANCE 49 NCS/C04/446514 ABUBAKAR ABUBAKAR GAMBO 62 NCS/C04/295779 ABDULLAHI EBET KHALIL
S/N APPLICATION ID FIRST NAME MIDDLE NAME LAST NAME 50 NCS/C04/911052 BASHAR HARUNA 63 NCS/C04/220581 LAWAN KADAI IBRAHIM
1 NCS/C04/346924 MOSES NWACHUKWU 51 NCS/C04/890231 BALARABE KABIR 64 NCS/C04/420786 ABDULAZIZ GALADIMA ABUBAKAR
2 NCS/C04/795720 SAMUEL ESSIEN ESSIEN 52 NCS/C04/777674 ZUBAIRU HAYATU 65 NCS/C04/112280 TIMOTHY AMAZA YAWUTAMA
3 NCS/C04/94218 EKEMINI OFONIME AKPANUKO 53 NCS/C04/557226 MUSTAPHA ABDULLAHI 66 NCS/C04/570817 IBRAHIM MUKHTAR
4 NCS/C04/215292 IFEANYI CHUKWUMA 54 NCS/C04/491663 BALA A AMINU 67 NCS/C04/214186 MOHAMMED ALI FANNARAMBE
5 NCS/C04/255515 KOSISOCHUKWU KINGSLEY OLIEH 55 NCS/C04/217913 SHEHU YUNUSA 68 NCS/C04/367670 WADIJU JONAH
6 NCS/C04/821205 FAMEME KIKILE OVIETEMEWO 56 NCS/C04/357152 YUSUF HAMISU 69 NCS/C04/60496 MOHAMMED ABDULLAHI
7 NCS/C04/224253 SULEIMAN MARKUS 57 NCS/C04/705127 USMAN SAHABI 70 NCS/C04/114034 ABUBAKAR ALI
8 NCS/C04/285304 DAVID SAMUEL ENI 58 NCS/C04/226150 MUSTPHA MUSA 71 NCS/C04/812663 AMADI N VINCENT
9 NCS/C04/790076 LUCKY MONDAY EHIWUOGWUN 59 NCS/C04/413894 MUHAMMED HAMZAT BELLO 72 NCS/C04/687085 LINUS OKON AJOM
10 NCS/C04/671100 EMMANUEL IKECHUKWU IDAGBA 60 NCS/C04/50529 HUSSEIN OTARU JIMOH 73 NCS/C04/322048 ESTHER MICHAEL EFFIONG
11 NCS/C04/367117 CHISOM DOMINIC ALIEZE 61 NCS/C04/843485 GODWIN MOPA CHRISTOPHER 74 NCS/C04/746966 NELSON ANJEH ABOKO
12 NCS/C04/80357 BIDEMI AGBOZUADU 62 NCS/C04/639142 SUNDAY SAMUEL 75 NCS/C04/444572 GENESIS EGWE ODOM
13 NCS/C04/701309 THEODORE OSAKPOLOR OSARENORIABE 63 NCS/C04/622557 HASSAN NASIRU 76 NCS/C04/512795 EFIOAWAN EFFIONG ETIM
14 NCS/C04/737270 NNEAMAKA AROKWU 64 NCS/C04/210554 AHMED OLORUNFEMI ADEBAYO 77 NCS/C04/316386 ARCHIBONG INAMETI ETIM
15 NCS/C04/137432 VERA JOY JOY BODMAN 65 NCS/C04/806686 FATAI ADESHINA SULU 78 NCS/C04/658755 JULIET AGBOR ODEY
16 NCS/C04/406974 MOLANTENLENG KWALAMS JOSEPH 66 NCS/C04/409614 BITRUS YAKUBU 79 NCS/C04/496057 CHRISTOPHER OTABA EZAMA
17 NCS/C04/803504 NDUBUISI OHAEGBU 67 NCS/C04/785809 EZHIM ANZAKU JONAH 80 NCS/C04/693124 RUTH BASSEY OKU
18 NCS/C04/225490 STANLEY CHIGOZIRIM JOHN 68 NCS/C04/39360 SADIQ SHEHU 81 NCS/C04/764625 TABI JUSTUS EYOU
19 NCS/C04/162496 ONYINYECHI DEBORAH MARA 69 NCS/C04/531499 PETER DAVID 82 NCS/C04/123261 REJOICE IYUGANYA OBUOGOR
20 NCS/C04/818110 MARGARET ELISHA 70 NCS/C04/892467 JULIUS YERIMA 83 NCS/C04/822624 ONYINYECHI CHIEJINA
21 NCS/C04/775713 ABDULLAHI LAWAL HALIDU 71 NCS/C04/484635 UZZIAH SHAGABE BAWA 84 NCS/C04/17306 NNAMDI MOSES UTULU
22 NCS/C04/325531 UMAR BABANGIDA ADAM 72 NCS/C04/439386 DAMILARE SIMEON OYEWOLE 85 NCS/C04/684018 VICTOR TAMARALAYEFA ONDUKAKPO
23 NCS/C04/345692 KENNEDY OMALE APEH 73 NCS/C04/769790 ABIODUN ODUNLADE SALAKO 86 NCS/C04/700142 JAMES TOBOU-SELEGHA BAYAI
24 NCS/C04/89949 BODE AYINDE 74 NCS/C04/743250 ADETAYO MICHAEL MAJIYAGBE 87 NCS/C04/297373 CHUKWUNONSO NELLY AMOLO
25 NCS/C04/672048 MONDAY AVOSEH 75 NCS/C04/499855 ABIDEMI OLUWAFEMI AGBAJE 88 NCS/C04/618765 PRAISE ONONUJU ORANYELI
26 NCS/C04/744948 MATTHEW LASSA BENSON 76 NCS/C04/459771 JOSHUA KOLAWOLE AJISOGUN 89 NCS/C04/875022 ESE AVWEROSUO AGOFURE
27 NCS/C04/509386 OTSO JOSEPH AMOS 77 NCS/C04/846242 JOSHUA OLUWATOSIN GBELELA 90 NCS/C04/878592 GLORY OVOKE IKAYI
28 NCS/C04/158329 SADIQ ABBA IBRAHIM 78 NCS/C04/177816 OLAYINKA OLONISOWON 91 NCS/C04/767494 MARVELLOUS KPAROBO SAGAY
29 NCS/C04/94420 OLAMIDE MOTUNRAYO SALAMI 79 NCS/C04/308551 OMONIYI OLADIPUPO MUIDEEN 92 NCS/C04/731868 STEPHEN EBIMAMI
30 NCS/C04/824322 OPEYEMI TIMOTHY OLUGBENGA 80 NCS/C04/26348 SAMUEL ABIODUN AWOYELU 93 NCS/C04/496279 FRIDAY JOENEB NWAFOR
31 NCS/C04/624983 EMMANUEL EKUNDAYO ODETOLA 81 NCS/C04/669935 DAYO BOSE OYEWOLE 94 NCS/C04/498751 IFEANYI PETER KOPURUM
32 NCS/C04/663591 ADAM SANUSI 82 NCS/C04/878417 MUSEFIU OLOGBENLA 95 NCS/C04/549129 NWEZE IFEANYICHUKWU IGA
33 NCS/C04/621657 INUMIDUN SAMSON AKINLOTAN 83 NCS/C04/812441 JOSHUA OLUWATOBI ADELEKE 96 NCS/C04/596338 GODWIN NIL AIROBOMAN
34 NCS/C04/491991 ABDULMALIK IFEDAMOLA AYINDE 84 NCS/C04/535918 OYINDAMOLA EZEKIEL OLUTUNDE 97 NCS/C04/521127 FAVOUR VICTOR
35 NCS/C04/210789 SAMAD BABATUNDE SALAMI 85 NCS/C04/421930 OLUWADARA ABEGUNDE 98 NCS/C04/611786 JOY OMONYE OSEGHALE
36 NCS/C04/180170 RANDY THANKGOD ENYI 86 NCS/C04/396541 OLUWASEYI TOLULOP OYEROGBA 99 NCS/C04/884110 GODSPOWER OMOREGIE
37 NCS/C04/867333 CHUKWUDI DANIEL OMAKA 87 NCS/C04/205720 ALIU OLADELE KOLAPO 100 NCS/C04/780079 OSAZEE ENADEGHE
38 NCS/C04/768393 OSAYANDE DAVID IGHAGBON 88 NCS/C04/631326 AZEEZ ADEBAYO MORANTIOLA 101 NCS/C04/613306 PRECIOUS GODWIN
89 NCS/C04/76020 EDWARD JOEL NDER 102 NCS/C04/561262 ANTHONIA OSASUYI IGIEBOR
COMMUNICATION ENGINEERING 90 NCS/C04/859570 MESHACH GOLADI 103 NCS/C04/375894 AYOKUNLE EMMANUEL FATOKIMI
S/N APPLICATION ID FIRST NAME MIDDLE NAME LAST NAME 91 NCS/C04/431562 SAMUEL NAANPOE LONGS 104 NCS/C04/84988 TOYIN AINA OLORUNTOBA
1 NCS/C04/872375 ONYEYIRICHUKWU CHIKEZIRIM CHIKEZIE 92 NCS/C04/855841 GODWILL IBIM PRINCEWILL 105 NCS/C04/693040 ABIOLA OJO FASANMI
2 NCS/C04/909643 PASCHAL CHUKWUMERIJE UZOIGWE 93 NCS/C04/803881 SONNY GOODLUCK BRAIDE 106 NCS/C04/856153 TAIWO OPEYEMI AKODU
3 NCS/C04/883419 GIFT AKAR 94 NCS/C04/407401 AHMAD HASSAN 107 NCS/C04/489384 TAOFEEQ OPEYEMI OLABOYE
4 NCS/C04/865000 PRECIOUS OGHENEVWOGAGA IDJESA 95 NCS/C04/879930 ILIYA FIDELIS 108 NCS/C04/174879 TEMITOPE SEUN FALODUN
5 NCS/C04/842558 KEVIN CHUKWUWEIKE OJUE 96 NCS/C04/442179 MOHAMMED IDRISS 109 NCS/C04/575156 OLUWASEGUN SAMSON OLADIMEJI
6 NCS/C04/801287 KELLY AKHERE NWAOGARAYA 97 NCS/C04/164800 ABDULLAHI ALIYU SHUAIBU 110 NCS/C04/107654 CLINTON IKEMEFUNA CHIME
7 NCS/C04/807735 BOLAJI TEMITOPE SHASORE 98 NCS/C04/496064 DENNIS OKOKON SAM 111 NCS/C04/646041 CONFIDENCE ONYINYECHI OGUANYA
8 NCS/C04/862704 OLUWATOSIN ADEDAMOLA AINA 99 NCS/C04/541951 YAKUBU MUHAMMAD 112 NCS/C04/552298 PATRICK KELECHI OGBODO
9 NCS/C04/839535 ENDURANCE ABIDEMI ADEGOROYE 100 NCS/C04/600350 MATHEW ONILOTSE ALEOGWEMHE 113 NCS/C04/292666 HAULAT IBRAHIM AYUBA
10 NCS/C04/884763 MICHAEL NKEMKANMA AMADI 114 NCS/C04/366802 EMMANUEL DANLAMI
11 NCS/C04/800577 OLANREWAJU AYODEJI ABE ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING 115 NCS/C04/169258 MERCY BULUS
S/N APPLICATION ID FIRST NAME MIDDLE NAME LAST NAME 116 NCS/C04/305435 BOLA HELEN AYUBA
COMMUNICATIONS 1 NCS/C04/47288 CHUKWUJEKWU MICHAEL OFOMAH 117 NCS/C04/410761 SHUAIBU IDRIS
S/N APPLICATION ID FIRST NAME MIDDLE NAME LAST NAME 2 NCS/C04/427657 MATHEW AYUBA 118 NCS/C04/645755 ALIYU ABDULLAHI BELLO
1 NCS/C04/123396 CHIJIOKE CHIJIOKE UGWUMBA 3 NCS/C04/437869 SALIM ABUBAKAR SULEIMAN 119 NCS/C04/269161 BUBA MUNGARING MANSIR
2 NCS/C04/647691 EMMAUNEL CHIDUBEM IBEKWE 4 NCS/C04/298055 AHMED ABACHA MOHAMMED 120 NCS/C04/49278 YAHAYA MUHAMMAD ABDULKADIR
3 NCS/C04/861184 ABBA ABBA USMAN 5 NCS/C04/96047 BRINSLEY EJEVWEYEROME OTEMU 121 NCS/C04/905659 ABDULLAHI EL-NAFATY MUHAMMAD
4 NCS/C04/383750 BASHIR HUSSAINI 6 NCS/C04/246023 PRINCE WINNER CHUKWU 122 NCS/C04/826388 SARAH LASOBE DANLADI
5 NCS/C04/372811 PROSPER PROSPER EFFANG 7 NCS/C04/105617 ABDULLATEEF BELLO 123 NCS/C04/725609 MARYACQUINE CHIOMA NDUKWU
6 NCS/C04/505238 PRECIOUS PAULSON NWAJUEBE 8 NCS/C04/633560 PRINCE EBENEZER EMMANUEL 124 NCS/C04/863057 EBUKA OKEREKE
7 NCS/C04/253999 AUGUSTINE EMMA AKEMEGOH 9 NCS/C04/68560 SULAIMAN NAFIU 125 NCS/C04/80375 OBINNA PETER ANUFORO
8 NCS/C04/635381 GOODNESS OBIOMA ONWA 10 NCS/C04/121732 OTUN JAMIU 126 NCS/C04/373222 SOLOMON CHISOM NWAUWA
9 NCS/C04/895895 SADIQ MAGAJI 11 NCS/C04/658985 JOSEPH TEMIDAYO ADENIYI 127 NCS/C04/666361 GOLD CHIMEZIE OHANENYE
10 NCS/C04/160907 UMAR NASIR 12 NCS/C04/281922 FARUK OLATUNJI AKOREDE 128 NCS/C04/57016 IFEANYI KINGSLEY OSUMUNE
11 NCS/C04/526846 AMINU SALISU 13 NCS/C04/27363 UMAR MOHAMMED 129 NCS/C04/171446 ABDULMALIK ALIYU
12 NCS/C04/870512 MESHACH AMAR AMOS 130 NCS/C04/118135 ABDULRAHMAN ABUBAKAR
13 NCS/C04/838154 JAMIU ADOKE GENERAL DUTY 131 NCS/C04/851982 MUHAMMAD BUHARI KABIR
14 NCS/C04/8055 SALAUDEEN ORIYOMI FAWOLE S/N APPLICATION ID FIRST NAME MIDDLE NAME LAST NAME 132 NCS/C04/305487 MUSA ALHASSAN
15 NCS/C04/224621 YUSUF MUHAMMED IBRAHIM 1 NCS/C04/581662 SIKENTA OGBONNA SIKE 133 NCS/C04/526789 AHMAD HABIB
16 NCS/C04/7053 MUSTAPHA OLASUBOMI OKUNOWO 2 NCS/C04/146588 CHIBUIKE STEPHEN ENYINNAYA 134 NCS/C04/19057 ALIYU ADAMU K
17 NCS/C04/627536 ABUBAKAR ALIYU 3 NCS/C04/898639 CHIKA JUSTICE OKORO 135 NCS/C04/616449 MAS\'UD ADAM SHEHU
18 NCS/C04/466239 HAMIDU IBRAHIM 4 NCS/C04/542291 ANITA CHIDERA FRIDAY 136 NCS/C04/252960 UMAR AUWALU
19 NCS/C04/743984 ABDULLAHI IDRIS 5 NCS/C04/692354 CHUKWUEMEKA NWOKOCHA 137 NCS/C04/501948 ABDULLAHI MUHAMMAD SALEH
20 NCS/C04/710570 UMAR MURTALA 6 NCS/C04/729126 ABDULKADIR ALIYU 138 NCS/C04/656455 USMAN SO ABUBAKAR
7 NCS/C04/664942 IBRAHIM ABUBAKAR 139 NCS/C04/478209 IBRAHIM MUHAMMAD ISAH
COMMUNITY HEALTH ASSISTANCE 8 NCS/C04/165633 SUNDAY ISMAILA 140 NCS/C04/508931 MURTALA DALHATU
S/N APPLICATION ID FIRST NAME MIDDLE NAME LAST NAME 9 NCS/C04/210569 MAINA MOHAMMED UMAR 141 NCS/C04/623574 SALIM MUHAMMAD
1 NCS/C04/682153 AMAKA CELESTINA UGWU 10 NCS/C04/578466 NURUDEEN SAJO 142 NCS/C04/689288 MUHAMMAD ALI
11 NCS/C04/594144 HAUZAIFA NAPALI MOHAMMED 143 NCS/C04/533363 UMAR INUWA MUSA
DRIVING 12 NCS/C04/859236 MOHAMMAD MAHDI USMAN 144 NCS/C04/828221 ABDULRAHMAN IBRAHIM HAMISU
S/N APPLICATION ID FIRST NAME MIDDLE NAME LAST NAME 13 NCS/C04/681628 TAKO\'AMA TUKURA 145 NCS/C04/173461 SALE HUSSAINI
1 NCS/C04/130535 DESIRE OBIOHA IHEANACHO 14 NCS/C04/568519 VINCENT PHILIP 146 NCS/C04/653007 SURAJA MIKO
2 NCS/C04/26943 IBRAHIM ABUBAKAR ZIRA 15 NCS/C04/272294 AHMAD AHMAD TAHIR 147 NCS/C04/886058 ZIDYAB ISHAKU YAKUBU
3 NCS/C04/507002 BUHARI ABBA SALIHU 16 NCS/C04/696840 AWAJIGAK PETER NTEILE 148 NCS/C04/407286 YUSUF DABO EMMANUEL
4 NCS/C04/410660 NSUHOREIDEM LEO 17 NCS/C04/757189 INAMETI AUGUSTINE JOSEPH 149 NCS/C04/673665 EPHRAIM DAZONG ADAMS
5 NCS/C04/760242 ELIJAH SUNDAY DAN 18 NCS/C04/203718 DANIEL STEPHEN EFFIONG 150 NCS/C04/50986 DANIEL PHILIP
6 NCS/C04/732968 MOSES SUNDAY AMA 19 NCS/C04/599233 DANIEL ANDREW EDEM 151 NCS/C04/655193 DICKSON AUDU AUTA
7 NCS/C04/425164 MUHAMMED IBRAHIM 20 NCS/C04/31454 PETER HENRY INYANG 152 NCS/C04/851097 YOHANNA YANGA ZECHARIAH
8 NCS/C04/590482 DANIEL IBIERE IBIERE WANATOI 21 NCS/C04/862507 WISDOM ENE ESSIEN 153 NCS/C04/654842 SHITU MAIANGUWA ISHAYA
9 NCS/C04/838071 JOHN PREYE KAREBI 22 NCS/C04/824978 MICHAEL UDOH 154 NCS/C04/151132 KAMALADDEEN RABIU
10 NCS/C04/328465 IMOTER ATE 23 NCS/C04/237555 MFONOBONG JOHNSON INEMESIT 155 NCS/C04/668841 IBRAHIM HASHIM
11 NCS/C04/811025 JOSHUA KWEN 24 NCS/C04/676491 JENNIFER CHINWENDU BENJAMIN 156 NCS/C04/501744 JETHRO AZINTA THOMAS
12 NCS/C04/445953 MOSES MSUGHTER UYILA 25 NCS/C04/103358 MICHAEL RAPULUCHUKWU IWEGBUNAM 157 NCS/C04/721785 HUSSAINI ALIYU
13 NCS/C04/645589 ENOKELA SUNDAY 26 NCS/C04/612863 CYNTHIA GIFT ANYAMENE 158 NCS/C04/585385 ABDULRAHMAN HUSSAIN
14 NCS/C04/12241 ALI JALO FANTAMI 27 NCS/C04/401237 JUDE CHIKANSO ODOGWU 159 NCS/C04/441015 NURA SA\'AD IDRIS
15 NCS/C04/51702 UMAR BUKAR ALI 28 NCS/C04/897973 CHISOM MAUREEN EGBUNIKE 160 NCS/C04/803965 ABUBAKAR SHUAIBU
16 NCS/C04/377555 MOHAMMED LAMBA 29 NCS/C04/417208 MIRIAM OZIOMA OKEKE 161 NCS/C04/673767 ABDULAZIZ A LAWAN
17 NCS/C04/661042 BABAGANA ALI DUNOMA 30 NCS/C04/217058 HASSAN ALIYU 162 NCS/C04/119039 ABUBAKAR MUHAMMAD YUSIF
18 NCS/C04/867519 MOHAMMED USMAN ALHAJI 31 NCS/C04/38528 MUHAMMAD AMINU 163 NCS/C04/589510 MAHDI AMINU RABIU
19 NCS/C04/227202 IBRAHIM MOHAMMED DAUDA 32 NCS/C04/562060 USMAN ALIYU 164 NCS/C04/790775 IBRAHIM BASHIR MASKAWA
20 NCS/C04/204401 PRINCE AJAH 33 NCS/C04/106759 AHMAD BASHIR ADAMU 165 NCS/C04/872459 ISAAC SAMUEL BENJAMIN
21 NCS/C04/262014 SELEKOWEI IFIE 34 NCS/C04/69420 HAMZA MAIKASUWA MUSA 166 NCS/C04/551831 ABDULLAHI ABDULLAHI ABUBAKAR
22 NCS/C04/662140 ORITSEMATOYE COLLINS LORI 35 NCS/C04/423711 ABUBAKAR BARAYA IBRAHIM 167 NCS/C04/205818 SUWAID LAWAN ATTAHIR
23 NCS/C04/6375 EMMANUEL CHIDUBEM IBERE 36 NCS/C04/265947 ABUBAKAR ABDULLAHI 168 NCS/C04/801952 BELLO IBRAHIM YUSUF
24 NCS/C04/811493 UCHENNA PATRICK NWANGE 37 NCS/C04/845122 HASSAN ABDULLAHI 169 NCS/C04/885018 ZAHARADEEN UBAH BADAMASI
25 NCS/C04/811665 FAVOUR EDOSE EHIMHEN 38 NCS/C04/689001 MUSTAPHA SHU\\\'AIBU 170 NCS/C04/225672 ZAKARIA MUHAMMED HALADU
26 NCS/C04/255462 CHIMEZIE FELIX FELIX U 39 NCS/C04/401842 BASHIR SHEHU 171 NCS/C04/236852 AMINU ABDURRAHMAN GHALI
27 NCS/C04/649087 COLLINS NNAMDI UGWUOKE 40 NCS/C04/833315 ADAMU ABDULLAHI MUHAMMAD 172 NCS/C04/20191 AHMAD UBALE
28 NCS/C04/276963 AKIM IYANDA 41 NCS/C04/834475 HUSSAINI DEWU YAKUBU 173 NCS/C04/234301 HANIFA UMAR DIKKO
29 NCS/C04/179375 AYIMGA DAVID ALBASHI 42 NCS/C04/158896 YAKUBU UMAR 174 NCS/C04/821195 ABUBAKAR NAYAYA TIJJANI
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175 NCS/C04/292685 ABBAS AHMAD 307 NCS/C04/749724 EMMANUEL CHUKWUKA BRIGGS MARINE
176 NCS/C04/427339 MUHAMMAD KAMILU SANI 308 NCS/C04/355478 BRIDGET ABBEY S/N APPLICATION ID FIRST NAME MIDDLE NAME LAST NAME
177 NCS/C04/222016 IBRAHIM ABDULLAHI SANI 309 NCS/C04/643148 PRINCE BANAATURA BANATURA 1 NCS/C04/512472 CHINECHEREM ONYENKACHI
178 NCS/C04/215235 ABDULLAHI ALIYU UMAR 310 NCS/C04/764464 PRAYER CHUKWUDI ADIELE 2 NCS/C04/16073 ABDULRAZAK MISA SALLAMA
179 NCS/C04/260999 SUNUSI ALI SA\\\'ID 311 NCS/C04/803379 BARIDOORAH AUSTIN YEEH 3 NCS/C04/687079 YUSUF USMAN AHMAD
180 NCS/C04/15611 ALHASSAN MUHAMMAD 312 NCS/C04/342748 GEOFFREY SUNDAY OBISIKE 4 NCS/C04/452054 RICHARD DONATUS EMMANUEL
181 NCS/C04/767719 ABUBAKAR MUHAMMAD SULAIMAN 313 NCS/C04/719755 ADAEZE CHIYEREUGO PETER 5 NCS/C04/723580 IKPONKE FELIX AMOS
182 NCS/C04/354026 SULE ALHASSAN MATI 314 NCS/C04/483193 UMAR BINJI HARUNA 6 NCS/C04/900052 PHILIP BASSEY UYEH
183 NCS/C04/463312 SULEIMAN GARBA 315 NCS/C04/910683 ABDULRAHMAN SADEEQ ABUBAKAR 7 NCS/C04/512194 SUNNY EFFIONG SUNDAY
184 NCS/C04/291167 AMINU ALIYU 316 NCS/C04/355961 SULAIMAN MUSA 8 NCS/C04/568839 KELVIN PAULINUS ANDEM
185 NCS/C04/456194 HUSSAINI MUSTAPHA MAISHANU 317 NCS/C04/913272 MIFTAHU YUSUF 9 NCS/C04/780663 ADAM EFFIONG MASODY
186 NCS/C04/826484 ABDULRAUF IDRIS 318 NCS/C04/723125 USMAN UMAR 10 NCS/C04/720114 EMMANUEL EDET EMENYI
187 NCS/C04/319580 UMAR ABDULLAHI 319 NCS/C04/561475 ABUBAKAR JAMILU 11 NCS/C04/442559 HARISU HAMZA HUSSAINI
188 NCS/C04/641435 AMMANY SHEHU 320 NCS/C04/900656 ABBAS ALIYU 12 NCS/C04/448807 ABBAS ALHASSAN
189 NCS/C04/403438 ABDULMAJID SULAIMAN 321 NCS/C04/562806 ABDULAZIZ BELLO 13 NCS/C04/606195 UMAR YAHAYA
190 NCS/C04/671438 IBRAHIM GALADIMA ABUBAKAR 322 NCS/C04/730900 SALIM HASSAN 14 NCS/C04/309181 ABUBAKAR MUHAMMAD AUWAL
191 NCS/C04/629518 BILAL JIBRIN ISAH 323 NCS/C04/322228 KABIRU SANI 15 NCS/C04/742855 CERA DAVID GANA
192 NCS/C04/260977 ALIYU UMAR 324 NCS/C04/775938 JAMILU RABIU 16 NCS/C04/905509 GODSGIFT ABUNIMYE ALIA
193 NCS/C04/649727 AUWALU HARUNA 17 NCS/C04/161445 ANDY OKUNUWE
325 NCS/C04/704049 AYUBA SHEHU
194 NCS/C04/801179 MUJAHEED ALIYU 18 NCS/C04/741076 SUNDAY KELVIN OKEH
326 NCS/C04/543629 ABUBAKAR GADO
195 NCS/C04/417121 HASSAN YUSUF 19 NCS/C04/733324 OLUWATIMILEHIN NELSON BOMIDE
327 NCS/C04/158823 MUHAMMAD SHUAIBU SHEHU
196 NCS/C04/533027 NUHU BALA 20 NCS/C04/894879 FRANCIS ARINZE ABONYI
328 NCS/C04/229946 SANUSI ANAS
197 NCS/C04/21790 IBRAHIM KASSIM 21 NCS/C04/373831 SALISU MUHAMMAD
329 NCS/C04/908388 SHEHU MUHAMMAD
198 NCS/C04/5834 ALIYU MUHAMMED 22 NCS/C04/274706 VICTOR JOPHIEL JOHN
330 NCS/C04/288265 MUBARAK ABDULLAHI
199 NCS/C04/497184 FAHAT ADAMU 23 NCS/C04/646440 AMINU DAUDA
331 NCS/C04/59211 BELLO UMAR DIKKO
200 NCS/C04/713861 KAMALUDDEEN SULAIMAN 24 NCS/C04/144600 SHUAIBU BABA SHUAIBU ABDULLAHI
332 NCS/C04/656491 AMINU MUSA EL-WAKIL
201 NCS/C04/794703 UMAR BABANGIDA 25 NCS/C04/385298 AHMAD ABDULLAHI
333 NCS/C04/23286 BRIGHT ISAAC BOYI
202 NCS/C04/170500 AMINU JIBRIN RABIU 26 NCS/C04/701519 VICTOR MOHAMMED
334 NCS/C04/747445 JOHN MAGAJI YAKUBU
203 NCS/C04/912666 MUSA USMAN 27 NCS/C04/49769 UMAR SANI MUHAMMAD
335 NCS/C04/592565 SULEIMAN UMAR
204 NCS/C04/699915 ISHA UMAR ZUBAIRU 28 NCS/C04/394863 ABDULLAHI GARBA SABIU
336 NCS/C04/733827 OSEPO AKAZA JONATHAN
205 NCS/C04/276026 MUTARI BUKARI 29 NCS/C04/44762 MURTALA TIJJANI
337 NCS/C04/409881 CHUANU JAMES
206 NCS/C04/259015 ABDULKADIR USMAN 30 NCS/C04/21291 USMAN SANI YAYA
338 NCS/C04/376689 BASHIRU MAHMUD
207 NCS/C04/662834 JAMILA TANIMU 31 NCS/C04/231031 LUKMAN HARUNA
339 NCS/C04/420846 SUKAIRAJO ALI
208 NCS/C04/241905 DAHIRU AMADU 32 NCS/C04/895186 VICTOR OJONUGWA SHUAIBU
340 NCS/C04/851635 ANDERIMAM KITAKA AYUBA
209 NCS/C04/477423 AMINU UMAR 33 NCS/C04/27398 ISMAILA TIMILEHIN GBOLASERE
341 NCS/C04/214704 HAMIDU NAFIU IBRAHIM
210 NCS/C04/488450 SA\'ADU ABDULMALIK 34 NCS/C04/810720 RASHEED OLALEKAN KOTUN
342 NCS/C04/447530 AUDU JAWA ISIAYAKU
211 NCS/C04/480401 SEKKE SAMSON 35 NCS/C04/218505 AHMAD NDANUSA MUHAMMAD
212 NCS/C04/526047 ALMUSTAPHA
343 NCS/C04/394012 MOHAMMED YAHAYA
GWABARE UMAR 36 NCS/C04/611052 MUHAMMED RABIU MUSA
213 NCS/C04/588290 NURUDEEN
344 NCS/C04/648383 SHAYIBU ABUBAKAR ZOTO
JEGA YAHAYA 37 NCS/C04/504860 FIMBA ISEOLUWA OMOTORE
214 NCS/C04/509999 ABDULMALIK
345 NCS/C04/296689 MUSA ZUBAIRU
BELLO 38 NCS/C04/446616 OLUWAFEMI VICTOR OYEYEMI
215 NCS/C04/532597 SAMAILA HAMZA
346 NCS/C04/198047 TIJJANI MUHAMMAD UMAR
39 NCS/C04/493233 ADEBAYO ABDUL RASHEED ADEDOKUN
216 NCS/C04/684504 ALHASSAN NUHU
347 NCS/C04/481031 IBRAHIM KACHALLAH
40 NCS/C04/898471 AYOKUNNUMI VICTOR JEGEDE
217 NCS/C04/894929 MUBARAK DUGU AHMAD
348 NCS/C04/33252 MUSA MUSA LAWAN
41 NCS/C04/519743 OJO AZEEZ AJINAWO
218 NCS/C04/717954 ZAKARIYA KWAIFA MUHAMMED
349 NCS/C04/270296 ABUBAKAR SULEIMAN
42 NCS/C04/240810 ADEBIMPE PHILIP ADENIJI
219 NCS/C04/210573 SAMAILA DANGANA
350 NCS/C04/288169 UMAR GONI LAWAN
43 NCS/C04/720614 OLUWAFISAYO SAMUEL OLALEYE
220 NCS/C04/776478 ONIMISI ABDULHAMEED ONIMISI BELLO 351 NCS/C04/706353 IBRAHIM MOHAMMED DANI
44 NCS/C04/891823 SEGUN EMMANUEL OJO
221 NCS/C04/462786 ADAMS AUDU 352 NCS/C04/773505 LABARAN S MUHAMMAD
45 NCS/C04/604908 GAFAR AKINLABI HAMMED
222 NCS/C04/435046 AMOS OJOTULE 353 NCS/C04/834557 TUKUR MAHABUB
46 NCS/C04/436800 EZE APENNE OMEREJI
223 NCS/C04/876769 HARUNA YAHAYA 354 NCS/C04/510713 ABDULLAHI MUHAMMED
47 NCS/C04/176515 MUBARAK MUHAMMAD BELLO
224 NCS/C04/445525 FAVOUR IYABO ADESEYE 355 NCS/C04/675118 NASIR LAWAL MUHAMMAD
48 NCS/C04/211841 SALEEM AHMAD WURNO
225 NCS/C04/819035 MUHOMMED KABIR AHMED 356 NCS/C04/707377 SHEHU SHUAIBU
49 NCS/C04/912962 YASIR SADIQ
226 NCS/C04/656880 OLUWASEGUN DAVID MOODY 357 NCS/C04/344489 MAHMUD KABIR
50 NCS/C04/719139 JOHN JIBO BAKO
227 NCS/C04/650570 VICTORIA OJOCHENEMI MATHEW 358 NCS/C04/565421 ABUBAKAR HALILU
51 NCS/C04/409714 ABUBAKAR MUHAMMAD ADAM
228 NCS/C04/528335 HAPPINESS ELEOJO JAMES 359 NCS/C04/339159 ALIYU MARADUN BILYAMINU
52 NCS/C04/563464 MOHAMMED ABDULKARIM
229 NCS/C04/813650 ABDULMUMINU USMAN 360 NCS/C04/507655 MUSA KANOMA AMIRU
53 NCS/C04/34266 ISMAIL ADAMU GUMI
230 NCS/C04/14572 OLUWASEUN EMMANUEL FANIYI 361 NCS/C04/828717 MUHAMMAD MACCIDO ALIYU
54 NCS/C04/522630 CHINEMEREM HILARY OJIKE
231 NCS/C04/893200 SAHEED SEGUN SODIQ 362 NCS/C04/841383 UWAISU BUHARI
55 NCS/C04/548185 TIMOTHY OBIOMA BROWN
232 NCS/C04/325008 ABUTALIB BALA ABUBAKAR 363 NCS/C04/229122 ADAMU JIBRIN ABUBAKAR
56 NCS/C04/130320 DEBORAH TAMARAUMIEN-EBI DUNU
233 NCS/C04/65887 ABDULRASHEED YINKA HAMMED 364 NCS/C04/480359 SALEH AHMED
57 NCS/C04/570739 ALFRED FIDELIS BASSEY
234 NCS/C04/901070 TOYOSI MIRACLE AJAMU 365 NCS/C04/120169 ABDULLAHI ISIYAKU
58 NCS/C04/836906 IBUCHUKWU JOHN OSUM
235 NCS/C04/461517 PAUL AYODEJI BODE-ASA 366 NCS/C04/777538 AFEEZ ADEKUNLE ADEBAYO
59 NCS/C04/574697 GOODNEWS CHINAEMEREM ONYEMAECHI
236 NCS/C04/440362 ABDULLAHI IBRAHIM 367 NCS/C04/573777 BENJAMIN IDAKWO 60 NCS/C04/731830 BELLO GARBA
237 NCS/C04/780953 BLESSING TEMITOPE OLUWOLE 368 NCS/C04/304375 SAIDU MADAUCHI MOHAMMED 61 NCS/C04/823108 DOYENI AMOS OYINLOLA
238 NCS/C04/200193 KAYODE EMMANUEL ADESHINA 369 NCS/C04/15207 MUHAMMAD MUKHTAR YAHYA 62 NCS/C04/28465 SAMSON BLESSING AKINSOJI
239 NCS/C04/425047 SOLOMON OLUWATOBI SANUSI 370 NCS/C04/519550 GRACE GARVEY
240 NCS/C04/857963 SAMUEL ADEDEJI ODU 371 NCS/C04/65439 CLEMENT OCHE ADOYI MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
241 NCS/C04/702705 SUNDAY EMMANUEL AKINSOLA 372 NCS/C04/857333 FANEN ERNEST MOJI S/N APPLICATION ID FIRST NAME MIDDLE NAME LAST NAME
242 NCS/C04/544726 OLUWATOSIN JANET OJO 373 NCS/C04/482769 ABUBAKAR MOHAMMED 1 NCS/C04/794907 JOSHUA CHIAGBANWE OGWUDIRE
243 NCS/C04/634213 SHAKIRU ABIODUN ASUNI 374 NCS/C04/695635 MUSA ABDULLAHI 2 NCS/C04/811550 EKEMINI STEPHEN UDOETTE
244 NCS/C04/767712 SULIAT OLUWAPELUMI ADESOKAN 375 NCS/C04/540320 EDWARD ENEJI AGBOR 3 NCS/C04/348340 EMEDIONG ENO OFUM
245 NCS/C04/610074 GBENGA OLUWADAMILARE ADELEKE 376 NCS/C04/855319 ONOME EBRESAFE 4 NCS/C04/589722 OKU SABBATH IDIONG
246 NCS/C04/433622 USMAN AGABI MUSA 377 NCS/C04/541867 AYODELE SAMUEL FALUYI 5 NCS/C04/524121 CHINAZA STELLA AZODO
247 NCS/C04/815136 REUBEN ALANANA AGEDE 378 NCS/C04/865368 HAMED ABIODUN YUSUF 6 NCS/C04/871920 TEJIRI BRAIN SAKPOBA
248 NCS/C04/625497 YAKUBU AHMED ALIYU 379 NCS/C04/523518 SANI AL-ADAM BELLO 7 NCS/C04/910349 GEORGE CHUKWUEMEKA UTO
249 NCS/C04/684789 JEREMIAH MAILAFIYA BABIYA 380 NCS/C04/34212 ABRAHAM SADIQ DANBABA 8 NCS/C04/801135 ADEMOLA TUNDE ADESUYI
250 NCS/C04/530977 YAKUBU ALIYU ADAMU 381 NCS/C04/178055 MAMMAN JERRY 9 NCS/C04/599086 SHEDRACH UZOIGWE MORRIS
251 NCS/C04/47486 USMAN ABDULLAHI ADUDU 382 NCS/C04/69160 MUHAMMAD AMINU BARAMBU 10 NCS/C04/66070 FAHAD ABDULKADIR SAIDU
252 NCS/C04/861941 SHUAIBU MUHAMMAD 383 NCS/C04/776710 MUBARAK BINIYA 11 NCS/C04/536296 AUWALU HALLIRU SALISU
253 NCS/C04/744056 KASIM IBRAHIM ALFA 384 NCS/C04/616437 MUHAMMAD BELLO UBALI 12 NCS/C04/247263 KABIRU USAMA
254 NCS/C04/541406 ABDULAZEEZ ABUBAKAR 385 NCS/C04/200305 SULEIMAN DODO IBRAHIM 13 NCS/C04/157729 MUSA IDRIS
255 NCS/C04/900948 IBRAHIM YUSUF 386 NCS/C04/378197 IBRAHIM UMAR 14 NCS/C04/793113 YAHAYA IDRIS
256 NCS/C04/636827 ANTHONY UDEH INEDU 387 NCS/C04/764987 SHAMSUDEEN MUHAMMED 15 NCS/C04/469910 OLASUNKANMI OLALEKAN ALABI
257 NCS/C04/190172 TSADO ABUBAKAR 388 NCS/C04/883609 ATIKU MAHMUD 16 NCS/C04/571534 SILAS TIMILEYIN OLUWANIYI
258 NCS/C04/754482 VINCENT MAGODE 389 NCS/C04/143504 ELIJAH AKOREDE FRANCIS 17 NCS/C04/28982 GABRIEL JAMES
259 NCS/C04/893669 NAJIB ISAH 390 NCS/C04/766567 BASHIR OLADIPUPO ABDULLAH 18 NCS/C04/296367 MUIDEEN SANUSI
260 NCS/C04/31435 SULEIMAN IDRIS 391 NCS/C04/270543 HASSAN ABDULLAHI GARBA 19 NCS/C04/752713 ABRAHAM KEHINDE OLADEPO
261 NCS/C04/559719 HALIDU ABDULLAHI ISAH 392 NCS/C04/164192 MOHAMMED BABA YAHAYA 20 NCS/C04/534512 SEMIU BOLAJI LAWAL
262 NCS/C04/727953 YAKUBU DUNIYA GAMBA 393 NCS/C04/23034 ALFRED DANLADI 21 NCS/C04/489055 KADIR TAYE ABDULRASHEED
263 NCS/C04/434909 HABEEB SADIQ 394 NCS/C04/853041 PEACE NORNUBARI EREKPANA 22 NCS/C04/682013 MANDHOK GOLMUT GIDEON
264 NCS/C04/641602 SANI ISAH 395 NCS/C04/811036 PROMISE CHUKWUDI OGAZI 23 NCS/C04/349582 ANTHONY LELEDAT HYGINUS
265 NCS/C04/210288 UMARU BILYAMINU 396 NCS/C04/696070 AHMAD MUHAMMAD 24 NCS/C04/631092 BARNABAS EKELE NNADI
266 NCS/C04/189998 MUSA ABDULRAHMAN 397 NCS/C04/160455 ABUHANIFA ARZIKA MEDICAL LABORATORY ASSISTANCE
267 NCS/C04/362878 USMAN ISAH 398 NCS/C04/285214 SULAIMAN GARBA IBRAHIM S/N APPLICATION ID FIRST NAME MIDDLE NAME LAST NAME
268 NCS/C04/25214 MUSA IBRAHIM 399 NCS/C04/652881 MOHAMMED SULEIMAN UMAR 1 NCS/C04/194027 TOCHUKWU IROAWULA
269 NCS/C04/818011 BASHIR MUHAMMAD 400 NCS/C04/805143 USMAN USMAN 2 NCS/C04/563314 IMOH USORO SUNDAY
270 NCS/C04/111838 MUHAMMAD ISAKO ABUBAKAR
401 NCS/C04/568723 MALIKI UMAR 3 NCS/C04/390283 GLORY ANIEDI UDOH
271 NCS/C04/85028 NOAH ADEMOLA OTTUN
402 NCS/C04/326847 HASSAN SANI HABIBU 4 NCS/C04/635788 SAIDU MUSA
272 NCS/C04/798628 BLESSING ADENIKE FAGBOHUN
403 NCS/C04/475126 SIRAJO MU\\\'AZU 5 NCS/C04/804570 SUSAN EZINWA ANENE
273 NCS/C04/69664 OLUWATOMI OGUNDARE
404 NCS/C04/225033 ISMAIL MOHAMMED 6 NCS/C04/817257 RABIU ABDULLAHI
274 NCS/C04/730951 FATAI OLAITAN BADMUS
405 NCS/C04/128799 MUSA LAWAL ADAM 7 NCS/C04/703278 GINIKA CYNTHIA OGBENNA
275 NCS/C04/784866 AKOREDE OLAMILEKAN BIOBAKU
HEALTH ASSISTANCE 8 NCS/C04/285607 MURTALA S. FULANI
276 NCS/C04/853779 OLANREWAJU MICHAEL ATERE
S/N APPLICATION ID FIRST NAME MIDDLE NAME LAST NAME 9 NCS/C04/805227 MUSA ADEDAYO ADEBIYI
277 NCS/C04/34369 JOHN OLANREWAJU FAKEYE
1 NCS/C04/341345 UWEM NSIKAN BASSEY 10 NCS/C04/78972 OLUWASEYI OBAFEMI
278 NCS/C04/847448 OLUWASESAN AKEEM QUADRI
2 NCS/C04/178330 ABDULLAHI ILIYASU MUHAMMAD 11 NCS/C04/159948 JULIUS OLUWAFISAYOMI BAMIGBOSE
279 NCS/C04/415003 KEHINDE AZEEZ ADESOYE
3 NCS/C04/206869 GREAT DIEMURAYE ADJARHO 12 NCS/C04/682234 OMOWUNMI GBADURA ALAKE
280 NCS/C04/443962 EBIMOBOWEI STEPHEN EJUTUWA
4 NCS/C04/553302 JOHN OGABA 13 NCS/C04/572985 GENTLE ANOKUTE OKORO
281 NCS/C04/557564 SALIU OLUWAGBENGA MUSA
5 NCS/C04/776382 NGUKURAN FAITH IORWUESE 14 NCS/C04/5081 IMMACULATE UGOCHI EJIKE
282 NCS/C04/392643 NURUDEEN SOLOMON KAZEEM
6 NCS/C04/908761 GOODNESS AJAH OKORO 15 NCS/C04/656118 SHARON CHIBURUOMA ODUM
283 NCS/C04/199057 ADEGBOYEGA AKINLOYE ADERIBIGBE
7 NCS/C04/634297 16 NCS/C04/871684 JESSICA EZINNE UGWUEKE
284 NCS/C04/707254 ROFIAT ABIDEMI ADELEKE HAPPINESS CHIAMAKA NWAMINI
8 NCS/C04/713010 17 NCS/C04/745702 LOVETH CHINAGOROM OKECHUKWU
285 NCS/C04/541709 TEMITAYO CHRISTIANA ADENIJI MUHAMMED ABDULKADIRI
18 NCS/C04/284737 SYLVANUS SALAKI
286 NCS/C04/98023 9 NCS/C04/650039 MICHAEL CHIGOZIE AJOGWU
OLUSHOLA NATHANIEL ADEBAYO 19 NCS/C04/356436 YAHAYA SALIHU
287 NCS/C04/46933 10 NCS/C04/539606 JAMILU GARBA DANTATA
RIDWAN ADEWALE OYEGBENRO 20 NCS/C04/429439 FATIU GBOLAHAN MUSA
288 NCS/C04/79358 11 NCS/C04/13155 GLORIA ONYINYECHI OGBEDI
ADESOJI LEKAN-BADMUS SPORTS
289 NCS/C04/605823 IKEOLUWA TELEOLA ADEGBENGA 12 NCS/C04/448434 OGOCHUKWU PERPETUA ODI
S/N APPLICATION ID FIRST NAME MIDDLE NAME LAST NAME
290 NCS/C04/641982 OPEYEMI GIDEON OMILEKE 13 NCS/C04/705456 ONYEKACHI SHIPHRAH ONONIWU
1 NCS/C04/905452 DIVINE CHISOM ENUKA
291 NCS/C04/52206 TEMITOPE IMOLEAYO ODEDELE 14 NCS/C04/518802 AUWAL SALEH
2 NCS/C04/787066 MUSTAPHA IBRAHIM AMINU
292 NCS/C04/731437 GBOLAHAN ADEFEMI OYELOWO 15 NCS/C04/825038 ABDULRASHEED ONIMISI SUBERU 3 NCS/C04/455374 ANNA ENEWA ODOH
293 NCS/C04/826430 SHERIF ABDULRAZAK 16 NCS/C04/594728 KEHINDE LINUS ILESANMI 4 NCS/C04/162578 BABAKYARI YUSUF MUAZU
294 NCS/C04/9064 OLUWATOSIN DORCAS ADELEKE 17 NCS/C04/433393 AHMAD SAIDU 5 NCS/C04/539617 EZEKIEL OGHENRO NATHANIEL
295 NCS/C04/663541 OLAMIDE VICTOR OJO 18 NCS/C04/770507 OLAWAYE BOLARINDE ADEWUMI 6 NCS/C04/44494 OCHUKO DANIEL ESIEGBE
296 NCS/C04/565048 SAMSON CHOLLOM YAKUBU 19 NCS/C04/142014 ADEKUNLE EMMANUEL ODEMONIFILA 7 NCS/C04/462822 IBE ABUCHI AGU
297 NCS/C04/154623 NAOMI ANGAU ADITIK 20 NCS/C04/645251 ADEDAPO VICTOR ALABA 8 NCS/C04/380009 IBRAHIM MOHAMMED
298 NCS/C04/487310 AARON EZEKIEL NYAM 21 NCS/C04/403148 KOLAWOLE JOSEPH OKEOWO 9 NCS/C04/312971 MUHAMMAD ADAMU INUWA
299 NCS/C04/859803 KEFAS MUSA BALA 22 NCS/C04/5465 CHOMO NYAM MICHAEL 10 NCS/C04/180353 MANSUR SAMBAWA MAINASARA
300 NCS/C04/350240 RAIYANU UMAR 23 NCS/C04/844128 NANPEN KROMSING ROHVEN 11 NCS/C04/529883 VINCENT MICHAEL OBALAIYE
301 NCS/C04/617641 BENJAMIN JOSEPH GENKA 24 NCS/C04/885084 QUEEN CHIDI EKPONE 12 NCS/C04/616461 DAVID TAYO OLOWOOKERE
302 NCS/C04/324996 HEZEKIAH NANJUL WAZHI 25 NCS/C04/571179 MAHMUD WAZIRI ALIYU 13 NCS/C04/23637 HAMMED KOLAWOLE YUSUF
303 NCS/C04/75006 NANVEN YARO 26 NCS/C04/710935 BLESSING BASSEY UMOH 14 NCS/C04/731235 TAIWO HASSAN ADEWUYI
304 NCS/C04/623261 JULCIT JOEL 27 NCS/C04/480643 ABDULLAHI LAWAL BALA 15 NCS/C04/662021 OYINDAMOLA IBRAHIM
305 NCS/C04/554557 DIUKWE ABINAMI IPEGHAN 28 NCS/C04/615184 FATIMA OREMEYI SALIHU 16 NCS/C04/901318 OLUWADARASIMI TOLUWANI AJAGBE
306 NCS/C04/669320 PRECIOUS VINCENT YOPELE 29 NCS/C04/713274 IBRAHIM OLAKUNLE ADENIJI 17 NCS/C04/875686 ALABA OLUKUNLE AKINTOLA
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18 NCS/C04/906436 ENOCH OBALOLUWA ADEGOKE 13 NCS/C03/133646 ANOINTING CHUKWUEMEKA BENJAMIN 53 NCS/C03/378964 SAFIYANU DATTIJO MOHAMMED
19 NCS/C04/715766 ALVIN EMMANUEL 14 NCS/C03/634486 MATHEW CHUKWUKA ONONYE 54 NCS/C03/121820 OGHENERO DAVID SODJE
20 NCS/C04/397154 KAMIL SALE
15 NCS/C03/851270 NEHEMIAH DAMISA SANI 55 NCS/C03/902352 MUSTAPHA DODO AHMAD
21 NCS/C04/104918 ABDULLAHI ALI
22 NCS/C04/124376 IBRAHIM AHMAD MUSA
16 NCS/C03/877200 OSAGHAE DARLINGTON OSAHON 56 NCS/C03/386148 IDA EDACHE SIMON
23 NCS/C04/761416 IBRAHIM ABDULLAHI 17 NCS/C03/116535 MANDELA-PRIME ENDURANCE OMOROGBE 57 NCS/C03/308577 DAVID EKONG IBANGA
24 NCS/C04/752359 ABDULRAHAMAN ADOGU 18 NCS/C03/73993 OKOLI HUMPHREY CHINAZA 58 NCS/C03/604073 YUSUF EKPO IDRISU
25 NCS/C04/197932 ABDULRASHID OMOGBOLAHAN ADEYI 19 NCS/C03/244322 ABDULLAHI KOBO MUHAMMAD 59 NCS/C03/606630 JEFFREY EMEKA EZEH
26 NCS/C04/895963 JUBRIL OLALEKAN AKINTOMIDE 20 NCS/C03/241244 JOSHUA OLUWAGBENGA EGBODOFO 60 NCS/C03/565756 OKON ESSIEN ABRAHAM
STORES
21 NCS/C03/523131 OLUMIDE PETER BOLUTAYO 61 NCS/C03/506521 CALEB TERNGU GABRIEL ASOGO
S/N APPLICATION ID FIRST NAME MIDDLE NAME LAST NAME
1 NCS/C04/737417 CHIMDI JOHN KANU
62 NCS/C03/15945 HENRY HENDIEM TSENKUS
2 NCS/C04/866369 IGBENECHE PERPETUAL IGWE CLERICAL ASSISTANCE 63 NCS/C03/333548 BASIRU IDRIS MUHAMMAD
3 NCS/C04/672578 NYAKNO ANIEFIOK EKPENYONG S/N APPLICATION ID FIRST NAME MIDDLE NAME LAST NAME 64 NCS/C03/353102 JAMES IKEDI EMEAHU
4 NCS/C04/112849 JOSEPH CHUKWUKA AJEMBA 1 NCS/C03/54570 PEACE ISIKE 65 NCS/C03/501708 DAVID IORKOHOL AERFAA
5 NCS/C04/566441 CHUKWUDI DANIEL UDEAGBARA 2 NCS/C03/154831 ADAMU MANGA 66 NCS/C03/669363 MOHAMMED ITARI ALIYU
6 NCS/C04/592122 TARILAYEFA SATURDAY
3 NCS/C03/806832 ENDURANCE OMOKARO 67 NCS/C03/300426 JAMES JAMES ORIM
7 NCS/C04/847271 ELIJAH OKANG IKI
8 NCS/C04/386142 LEKAM AKPAMA LEKAM
4 NCS/C03/841913 OSAMEDE ENABULELE 68 NCS/C03/465432 OLUSEGUN JEREKRE AGBAGA
9 NCS/C04/356768 IFEANYICHUKWU MAXWELL AMA 5 NCS/C03/578092 DAMILOLA AROWOLO 69 NCS/C03/250768 JAMIU MAIADDA ABDULKARIM
10 NCS/C04/882640 EFOSA OSARENKHOE 6 NCS/C03/29032 SILAS UZODINMA 70 NCS/C03/911211 ANDREW MBAYA ELISHA
11 NCS/C04/194327 SEMILORE PEACE AFOLALU 7 NCS/C03/61041 NAJIB IBRAHIM KUBALU 71 NCS/C03/868448 ONYEDIKACHI MICHAEL AGBANYIM
12 NCS/C04/65133 EMMANUEL OLAYIWOLA OLAYINKA 8 NCS/C03/489404 SHU\'AIBU ABDULMUMINI 72 NCS/C03/700776 SUNDAY MICHAEL OBODO
13 NCS/C04/377820 ADEFEMI FELIX ILESANMI
9 NCS/C03/571947 DILLON NNADI 73 NCS/C03/437415 AHMED MUHAMMAD AWANA
14 NCS/C04/638916 EMMANUEL ANTHONY CHUKWUMA
15 NCS/C04/829884 HASSAN KABIRU
10 NCS/C03/268378 YUSUF MUHAMMAD 74 NCS/C03/130891 OLADELE OLANIYAN BETIKU
16 NCS/C04/635098 SAMUEL ELEOJO DANJUMA 11 NCS/C03/419998 SUNUSI MOHAMMAED SANI 75 NCS/C03/145497 AFEEZ OLAYODE OLAOYE
17 NCS/C04/2839 ABDULLAHI ALHAJI AMIDU 12 NCS/C03/475770 ATINE OSHI EBEGYE 76 NCS/C03/836027 DAVID OLUWAGBEMIGA ADEPOJU
18 NCS/C04/64198 OLUWASEUN ADENUGA 13 NCS/C03/98781 HUSSAINI RABIU 77 NCS/C03/326485 WILLIAMS OWONIPA OLOWOSAYE
19 NCS/C04/830030 MAMUDA BUHARI 14 NCS/C03/564029 ADEBISI ADELEKE 78 NCS/C03/467660 RIDWAN OYEKUNLE OYERINDE
20 NCS/C04/835401 MAI UMAR MOHAMMED
15 NCS/C03/429019 FREDRICK OPURUM 79 NCS/C03/315672 IFEOLUWA PETER ORABIYI
21 NCS/C04/631206 ABDULHAMEED YAHUZA MUHAMMAD
TAILORING
16 NCS/C03/148731 OBEKAOMA IFEANYI- OSOH 80 NCS/C03/595341 BABATUNDE ROBIU EJALONIBU
S/N APPLICATION ID FIRST NAME MIDDLE NAME LAST NAME 17 NCS/C04/593302 GARBA ALHASSAN 81 NCS/C03/450289 JOHN SATI JONAH
1 NCS/C04/551030 GOODNESS CHINONSO OGBONNA 18 NCS/C03/676167 SANDRA ONYEMAECHI 82 NCS/C03/335877 NAFIU SULEIMAN YUNUS
2 NCS/C04/246843 UGOCHI OBIALO ONUOHA 19 NCS/C03/452805 SULEIMAN ADAMS ISA 83 NCS/C03/684638 STEPHEN TAYO OYEGADE
3 NCS/C04/80368 YAKUBU MADU 20 NCS/C03/901903 HAMZAT USMAN 84 NCS/C03/755582 ISAAC TERNGU TONDU
4 NCS/C04/538927 PATRICIA TORKWASE KENE 21 NCS/C03/44719 OYINDAMOLA ALICE OSONUGA 85 NCS/C03/784724 SAMUEL TOCHUKWU ANI
5 NCS/C04/297177 DAVID KATOR UBENDE
22 NCS/C03/899724 JULIANA AWUCHI ADANKPA 86 NCS/C03/617364 JOSHUA WAZIRI WAKIL
6 NCS/C04/349072 AONDOFA FELIX YIASE
7 NCS/C04/592958 COMFORT OREVA IDIERUKEVBE 23 NCS/C03/690833 QUEEN BARIDETON EMMANUEL 87 NCS/C03/626425 PAUL ZWAVE MTSWENEM
8 NCS/C04/876392 FAVOUR OGOCHUKWU OZONGWU 24 NCS/C03/866915 SUNDAY BEKETOBO SIMEON
9 NCS/C04/406710 YAKUBU DIKKO 25 NCS/C03/379200 ABDULLATEEF BOLAKALE USMAN ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING
10 NCS/C04/37232 SODIQ OPEYEMI AKANDE 26 NCS/C03/374880 CHINEDU CHIDIEBERE JAMES S/N APPLICATION ID FIRST NAME MIDDLE NAME LAST NAME
11 NCS/C04/340247 SALOME UCHECHI NNAJI 27 NCS/C03/77980 SIMEON CHIOMA ESUH 1 NCS/C03/716623 CHRISTIAN ERIC
12 NCS/C04/631766 AMINU MADA MUKHTAR
28 NCS/C03/662416 MAUREEN C CHISOMNAZU MAMAH 2 NCS/C03/147620 UTIBE-ABASI ABIA UDOH
13 NCS/C04/513460 BASHIR IBRAHIM
14 NCS/C04/211840 ABDULRAHEEM KAYODE AMOO 29 NCS/C03/179162 SULEIMAN DAHIRU MUHAMMAD 3 NCS/C03/713734 UKEDU EMMANUEL ENEMA EMMANUEL
30 NCS/C03/869387 AMOS ELOHO GODWIN 4 NCS/C03/566912 OKECHUKWU GODWIN ISAIAH
GRADE LEVEL 03 31 NCS/C03/581670 OLUCHI ESTHER EKPE 5 NCS/C03/316712 OLABODE ISAIAH OLADIMEJI
ACCOUNTS
32 NCS/C03/876809 GLORY ETIM UDO 6 NCS/C03/731526 GINIKA JANE AMAUBOSI
S/N APPLICATION ID FIRST NAME MIDDLE NAME LAST NAME
33 NCS/C03/854047 OBONO EWA OMINI
1 NCS/C03/583059 VICTORY ERUGO
34 NCS/C03/560366 KUROTIMI FRANKLIN AWEKE GENERAL DUTY
2 NCS/C03/533887 SOPHIA CHIZI TASIE
35 NCS/C03/582685 NSIBIET IBEREDEM ELIJAH S/N APPLICATION ID FIRST NAME MIDDLE NAME LAST NAME
3 NCS/C03/576890 OBINNA COLLINS KORIE
36 NCS/C03/597949 AKUHWA JOSEPH AKUME 1 NCS/C03/307484 JOHN CLEMENT ORIAKU
4 NCS/C03/120173 UMAR FARUQ IDRIS 37 NCS/C03/808506 NGOZI JULIET OKOYE 2 NCS/C03/873245 NASIRU BUBA
5 NCS/C04/813678 CHINEDU KINGSLEY IWUOHA 38 NCS/C03/720838 UMOH KINGSLEY UMOH 3 NCS/C03/627301 SANUSI SAIDU
6 NCS/C03/73134 SOLOMON OLUWAFEMI ADENIYI 39 NCS/C03/515060 SAHEED MORENIKEJI FALOLA 4 NCS/C03/371999 LOT BULUS HICKSON
7 NCS/C03/782989 IFEANYI PASCHAL ANI 40 NCS/C03/781201 FRANCIS NWACHUKWU EMERUEM 5 NCS/C03/216125 ABDULRASHEED ISHAKU
8 NCS/C03/313632 ADELEYE TIMOTHY ADEDOKUN 41 NCS/C03/520470 THEOPHILUS OKORONKWO OGBOJI 6 NCS/C03/106081 JOEL DANLADI
42 NCS/C03/826829 HAMMED OYAWALE IBRAHIM 7 NCS/C03/869980 JOSEPHINE AMINU
AUDIT 43 NCS/C03/840823 FAGBAMIGBE SAMUEL OLUWASEUN 8 NCS/C03/341640 ZUBAIRU ABUBAKAR
S/N APPLICATION ID FIRST NAME MIDDLE NAME LAST NAME 44 NCS/C03/579408 SAMUEL SOLOMON FRANCIS 9 NCS/C04/287286 HABIBU MUSA
1 NCS/C03/225793 BUHARI IBRAHIM 45 NCS/C03/218082 BOSE TOMI OLUPEKA 10 NCS/C04/869454 INNOCENT ALI
2 NCS/C03/716252 OLUWASEUN JANET OLAJIDE 46 NCS/C03/694918 BLESSING UJOMA ONAH 11 NCS/C04/223054 ALIYU AHMED
3 NCS/C03/621260 YUSUF MOHAMMED ALHAJI 47 NCS/C04/858704 ADEOLA VICTORIA COLE 12 NCS/C03/871189 UBONG AKPAN
4 NCS/C03/606146 VICTORIA ORITSEYEMI IGIOGIO 13 NCS/C03/142793 DONALD ONWI
5 NCS/C03/853066 GODSWILL VINCENT YARBAWA COMMUNICATIONS 14 NCS/C04/407051 UMAR IBRAHIM
S/N APPLICATION ID FIRST NAME MIDDLE NAME LAST NAME 15 NCS/C04/129405 WISDOM JAMES
BAND 1 NCS/C03/631490 OLABISI ADEOYE 16 NCS/C03/849805 SAMUEL OKAFOR
S/N APPLICATION ID FIRST NAME MIDDLE NAME LAST NAME 2 NCS/C03/142272 NAZIF ABDULHAMID 17 NCS/C03/691946 EBERECHUKWU ONWURAH
1 NCS/C03/411396 SAMUEL EMOKIDI 3 NCS/C03/713244 AKPENKAAN MAYANGE 18 NCS/C04/127602 EZRA OKOYE
2 NCS/C03/568965 MBURSA HAMIDU 4 NCS/C03/749678 MARK BENTIMA DINSHIYA 19 NCS/C03/150306 SANI MANGA
3 NCS/C03/479159 DESIRE CHINUMEZI NYENKE 5 NCS/C03/413791 PEACE IME SAMUEL 20 NCS/C03/405289 ABDULLAHI ADAMU
4 NCS/C03/842889 TOLULOPE EKUNAYO ADENIYAN 6 NCS/C03/555124 EMMANUEL NNAMDI ODU 21 NCS/C03/176053 IDRIS MUSA
5 NCS/C03/699130 CHIJIOKE IHUNANYACHUKWU IHEBOM 7 NCS/C03/227166 MUSA OLABISI BIDMUS 22 NCS/C04/192181 ABUBAKAR SADIQ HASHEEM
6 NCS/C03/600116 OLUWATOMISIN KOLADE OLUTANYESE 8 NCS/C03/357166 OLADOTUN SOLOMON OLAJUWON 23 NCS/C04/153877 ADAMU MUAZU
7 NCS/C03/776909 SAMSON MIRI TIMOTHY 9 NCS/C03/435412 FELIX TUNDE ABRAHAM 24 NCS/C04/258899 MUHAMMAD JIBRIN
8 NCS/C03/367751 DAVID OBICHUKWU OKONKWO 25 NCS/C03/507029 AKUSU DAMAS
9 NCS/C03/449075 EMMANUEL OLUWADAMILARE AWOTAYO DRIVING 26 NCS/C03/308695 SAINT CHRISTOPHER WERILABOFA
10 NCS/C03/570391 CHIMA OMINYI ONAH S/N APPLICATION ID FIRST NAME MIDDLE NAME LAST NAME 27 NCS/C03/788113 ANDREW ZUANAH
11 NCS/C03/450836 MUHAMMEDTOSHO TOSHO IBRAHIM 1 NCS/C03/256682 ISHAYA DANIEL 28 NCS/C04/25767 AMEH DENNIS
2 NCS/C03/439360 HARUNA MOHAMMED 29 NCS/C03/363916 MOSES MATTHEW
BUILDING 3 NCS/C03/606511 IBRAHIM NASIR 30 NCS/C04/50436 ONYOWOICHO OGLI
S/N APPLICATION ID FIRST NAME MIDDLE NAME LAST NAME 4 NCS/C03/411117 NUYONG DABANGSHI 31 NCS/C03/161289 ALI ABATCHA
1 NCS/C03/349494 SADIQ USMAN 5 NCS/C03/886587 SAIFULLAHI MUHAMMED 32 NCS/C03/75588 ALHAJI GARBA NUHU
2 NCS/C03/597003 SUNDAY HABILA 6 NCS/C03/505155 IMRANA ILIYASU 33 NCS/C03/226071 ISHAKU BITRUS
3 NCS/C03/73261 ABBA SULE 7 NCS/C03/501132 UMAR YUSUF 34 NCS/C03/374566 IDRISA IBRAHIM
4 NCS/C03/525599 IFEANYI NZEI 8 NCS/C03/866827 AHMED HASSAN 35 NCS/C03/474380 BABA GANA ADAM
5 NCS/C03/198837 CHIBUIKE ADINDU 9 NCS/C03/614957 SALEH ADAMU 36 NCS/C03/161945 HUSSANI UMAR
6 NCS/C03/296295 MU\'AZU ABDULLAHI 10 NCS/C03/62981 BOLOU CRISTO ZIWARI 37 NCS/C03/446447 MOHAMMED BUKAR I
7 NCS/C03/803074 HAGGAI IBRAHIM 11 NCS/C03/881556 NYIGWA TERMS SIMON 38 NCS/C03/705947 ALHAJI ABATCHA BUKAR
8 NCS/C03/200224 ABBAS UMAR 12 NCS/C03/497545 SALEMFAN YAAYA 39 NCS/C03/244229 BABAGANA TIJJANI
9 NCS/C03/627123 ALHASSAN ALFA 13 NCS/C03/70156 YUSUF HUSSAINI 40 NCS/C04/415192 MUSTAPHA MUSA
10 NCS/C03/708671 BENJAMIN EDWARD 14 NCS/C03/302003 MOSES EMMANUEL 41 NCS/C04/824384 UMAR MOHAMMED
11 NCS/C03/293531 MUSA ABDULLAHI 15 NCS/C03/703295 INNOCENT AILABEVBO 42 NCS/C04/823298 SAGIR MOHAMMED SHERIFF
12 NCS/C03/278134 ABDULSALAM BASHI 16 NCS/C03/763719 BENJAMIN JAWOLUSI 43 NCS/C04/577193 ABUBAKAR MOHAMMED
13 NCS/C03/585457 NAFIU ABUBAKAR ASHIRU 17 NCS/C03/252414 SOLOMON MAIKEFFI 44 NCS/C04/842700 BASHIR AHMED
14 NCS/C03/711806 ANAS ABUBAKAR IDRIS 18 NCS/C03/483733 ABUBAKAR ADAMU 45 NCS/C04/815043 UMAR ABUBAKAR
15 NCS/C03/318186 MUHIZ ADEKUNLE ABDUL-AZEEZ 19 NCS/C03/810507 DANIEL ANARUWA 46 NCS/C03/307840 DANIEL OSANG
16 NCS/C03/641505 ANUOLUWAPO AKINTAYO IJAROTIMI 20 NCS/C03/915520 AMINU MAMMAN MURI 47 NCS/C03/175411 BLESSING OZEGBE
17 NCS/C03/331200 PIPELOLUWA AYOBAMI ADEPOJU 21 NCS/C03/59374 RUMANA MUSA 48 NCS/C03/858948 AKPEVWE EBRESAFE
18 NCS/C03/800205 HENRY DUNIYA PETER 22 NCS/C03/883402 MUHAMMAD AUWAL HASSAN 49 NCS/C03/549495 ATSERUBOM CHRISTAIN
19 NCS/C03/427643 CHIJIOKE EMMANUEL AMAECHI 23 NCS/C03/887865 ISYAKU SALEH 50 NCS/C04/334897 DAVID MISA
20 NCS/C03/570814 CLIFFORD EMMANUEL OKO-JAJA 24 NCS/C03/735485 ABDULRAHMAN SADI 51 NCS/C04/822687 MIRACLE ORAEGBU
21 NCS/C03/667517 PAUL ERNEST ELISHA 25 NCS/C03/169637 LAWAN ABDULLAHI 52 NCS/C04/855081 CHIBUZOR ALLANAH
26 NCS/C03/422337 ABDULMUMINI IBRAHIM 53 NCS/C04/319991 BELIEVE LADU
22 NCS/C03/473908 THANKGOD GOBARA YAS
27 NCS/C03/190213 UMAR KASIMU 54 NCS/C04/666111 OFRAGENE DAFENONE
23 NCS/C03/630003 RILWAN HAMZA SHARIFF
28 NCS/C03/399902 DANLAMI SULE 55 NCS/C04/728384 BLESSING OJERE
24 NCS/C03/97182 EMEKE HAPPINESS ACHA
29 NCS/C03/477348 ISAH BELLO 56 NCS/C03/909342 FAVOUR EDE
25 NCS/C03/158519 ESAOBEBH OBEIN OBEIN
30 NCS/C03/576208 MUHAMMED ABDULLAHI 57 NCS/C03/805386 MATHIAS IMANLENDENOKHIN
26 NCS/C03/728713 JOHNSON OCHE OMALE
31 NCS/C03/476127 MUSTAPHA ISMAIL 58 NCS/C03/910814 TINA ERHOMOSELE
27 NCS/C03/714172 SHERIFF OLAMILEKAN OLAITAN
32 NCS/C03/109449 SANUSI MOHAMMED 59 NCS/C03/536447 EMMANUEL AMILEGBE
28 NCS/C03/246224 ABEL OLUWASEYIFUNMI RABIU
33 NCS/C03/4134 LATEEF ORIYOMI SHITTU 60 NCS/C04/643818 ABDULRAHMAN IZIBILI
29 NCS/C03/807275 ABIDEMI OMOTOLANI AFOLAYAN
34 NCS/C03/439158 AMOS SELNAN 61 NCS/C04/568116 IMUETINYAN IFUEKO
30 NCS/C03/399372 SIMEON OPEYEMI OLATOYE
35 NCS/C03/252079 SULEIMAN AHMED 62 NCS/C03/666633 MARY AGBEDAHUNSI
31 NCS/C03/705706 OLUMIDE PROMISE OLAIFA
36 NCS/C03/435423 ABUBAKAR ABDULKADIR 63 NCS/C04/433465 TEMITAYO OPA-AJE
32 NCS/C03/525399 CELESTINE UCHE AGHA
37 NCS/C03/622191 UMAR MUHAMMED 64 NCS/C04/111323 IFESINACHI UDE
33 NCS/C03/535868 AYODEJI VICTOR OSOKO
38 NCS/C03/248423 SALISU YAU 65 NCS/C04/1861 ONYEBUCHI ENEJERE
CAMERA HANDLING/PHOTOGRAPHY 39 NCS/C03/163080 HAMZA LADAN 66 NCS/C04/585976 EMMAUNEL MICHAEL
S/N APPLICATION ID FIRST NAME MIDDLE NAME LAST NAME 40 NCS/C03/75999 BASHIR RABIU 67 NCS/C04/499276 MOSES AMAH
1 NCS/C04/635506 SALMAN ABUBAKAR ISAH 41 NCS/C03/709144 KEBIRU YUSUFU 68 NCS/C04/390470 RABO DAVID
2 NCS/C03/175942 HAMZA MUHAMMAD 42 NCS/C03/672039 IDRISS MUHAMMED LADDO 69 NCS/C03/332128 MATHEW LAKWAMBA
3 NCS/C03/209712 ISYAKU RABIU 43 NCS/C03/649442 ABDULRAZAK ABDULLAHI GARBA 70 NCS/C04/538330 ABUBAKAR UMAR IMAM
4 NCS/C03/731708 PAUL OLADEJO 44 NCS/C03/252052 ABUBAKAR ABUBAKAR ABDULLAHI 71 NCS/C04/373372 MUHAMMAD FALALU BAMAMA
5 NCS/C03/542436 HARRY VICTOR 45 NCS/C03/323381 AMINU ADAMU UMAR 72 NCS/C03/874921 VICTOR UZOUKWU
6 NCS/C03/346961 KASIMU MUNO YUSUF 46 NCS/C03/460841 TIMILEYIN ADEMOLA OYINLOYE 73 NCS/C03/862863 CHIMEZIE IHEMBA
7 NCS/C03/814299 ADEDIJI ADEMOLA DANIEL 47 NCS/C03/837363 PHILEMON AKACHUKWU ONYEBARA 74 NCS/C03/169725 IBRAHIM HARUNA IBRAHIM
8 NCS/C03/70047 STEPHEN ADENIYI ADETAYO 48 NCS/C04/606141 MUSTAPHA ALLAHHUKKUMU ABDULLAHI 75 NCS/C03/837057 INUWA AWEISU
9 NCS/C03/768499 ADIO AFEEZ ADEOYE 49 NCS/C03/292190 EMEDIONG ANIETIE NATHAN 76 NCS/C03/601733 ALIYU MUHD ALIYU
10 NCS/C03/326914 USMAN ALFA LAWAL 50 NCS/C03/777288 KENNETH CHIDINMA OMABI 77 NCS/C03/775681 SHUAIBU YAKUBU
11 NCS/C03/841599 SHARAFA ANDREW DAVID 51 NCS/C03/32690 GOODNEWS CHIDIUKWU ANYALEWECHI 78 NCS/C03/491837 FARUK ABBA
12 NCS/C03/732688 DANIEL AONDOWASE AJOGA 52 NCS/C03/673152 SOCHIMA CHIDOZIE MEGWALU 79 NCS/C03/418710 SULAIMAN ADAMU
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80 NCS/C03/461744 SAMIR TAFIDA 206 NCS/C03/403547 ANAS ABDULRAHMAN 332 NCS/C04/539641 THEOPHILUS CHIKA CHUKWU
81 NCS/C03/552854 KABIRU UMAR 207 NCS/C03/693734 MUSTAPHA UMAR 333 NCS/C04/872252 GODWIN CHINEDU ODOHABUCHI
82 NCS/C03/420945 ASHIRU MAGAJI 208 NCS/C03/773463 MUSTAPHA IBRAHIM ZAKO 334 NCS/C03/647804 EMMANUEL CHINEDU NWABUGWU
83 NCS/C03/224903 ABBA ABUBAKAR 209 NCS/C03/401574 ISMAIL IDRIS 335 NCS/C04/155556 BRIGHT CHINEMEREM EBERE
84 NCS/C03/524080 MAGAJI YUSUF 210 NCS/C03/696399 ABUBAKAR SADIQ YUSUF 336 NCS/C04/179446 PRECIOUS CHINONSO ATUEGBU
85 NCS/C03/798258 SADIKU LAWAN 211 NCS/C03/470894 ASAHAYYU IBRAHIM 337 NCS/C04/128987 CHUKWUMA CHISOM EZEH
86 NCS/C04/221999 ABDULLAHI ABUBAKAR 212 NCS/C04/466612 MUNTARI IBRAHIM 338 NCS/C04/751514 KELVIN CHIZARAM CHINAEGBO
87 NCS/C04/771054 SANI JIBRIN 213 NCS/C04/165859 HASSAN ISAH 339 NCS/C03/745601 CHRISTIAN CHUKWUEBUKA OBETA
88 NCS/C04/796712 USMAN ISIAKU 214 NCS/C04/616724 BILYAMINU ISMAILA 340 NCS/C04/214636 JERRY CHUKWUEMEKA NWAUZOR
89 NCS/C04/798311 NURA UMAR 215 NCS/C04/674235 ADAMU DAHIRU 341 NCS/C03/815910 JOY DAI JOSEPH
90 NCS/C04/738095 MUSTAPHA ALHASSAN 216 NCS/C04/237451 ISIYAKU UMAR 342 NCS/C03/897295 ELIJAH DAMILARE OGUNBOWALE
91 NCS/C03/701161 ABDULMALIK MUHAMMAD 217 NCS/C04/380369 JIBRIN GARBA 343 NCS/C04/792417 OYENIKE DAMILOLA AYOOLA
92 NCS/C03/750013 JOEL ADAMU 218 NCS/C04/180584 AWAL SAIDU 344 NCS/C03/45106 CHIDERA DANIEL CHRIS
93 NCS/C03/879222 JEREMIAH HABILA 219 NCS/C04/781387 ISIYAKU AMADU 345 NCS/C04/896964 FAITH DAZEH PAM
94 NCS/C03/243571 MUKHTAR YAKUBU 220 NCS/C04/230716 MAHMOOD SADIQ 346 NCS/C04/426866 ERNEST DENNIS ILOLOMA
95 NCS/C03/465605 SHITU SHEHU 221 NCS/C04/804402 ABBAS BELLO 347 NCS/C04/389725 TEMITOPE DORCAS ODUBEKUN
96 NCS/C03/364513 ABUBAKAR MOHAMMED 222 NCS/C04/616228 ABUBAKAR A. ABUBAKAR 348 NCS/C04/870585 JUSTIN EDET IKOEDEM
97 NCS/C03/843969 NURA ABDULLAHI 223 NCS/C03/188480 SULE MOHAMMED AUTA 349 NCS/C03/520933 IBORO EFFIONG MICHAEL
98 NCS/C04/726962 JOHN JONATHAN 224 NCS/C03/316641 HENRY DANBAUCHI 350 NCS/C04/815827 WILLIAM EFFIONG WILLIAM
99 NCS/C03/499998 AHMAD MUHAMMAD S FULANI 225 NCS/C03/308589 GOWON FRANCIS 351 NCS/C03/645047 MFONOBONG EFFIONG UDOUMOH
100 NCS/C03/188680 MUHAMMAD SALISU 226 NCS/C03/866051 MARK DANJUMA 352 NCS/C04/863161 CHRISTIAN EJOR OMANKOR
101 NCS/C03/523205 MAHADI ISMA\\\'IL 227 NCS/C03/201011 SALIHU ABUBAKAR 353 NCS/C03/536535 SUNDAY EKPE NKAM
102 NCS/C03/374980 ABDULKARIM HASSAN 228 NCS/C04/466995 HADIZA NATHAN 354 NCS/C03/704554 IKECHUKWU ELVIS OKELEKE
103 NCS/C03/723626 YUSUF SAFE 229 NCS/C04/603948 MIRACLE CALEB HARUNA 355 NCS/C03/339099 ABDULLAHI ELYAKUB KHALID
104 NCS/C03/490464 MUSA ALI 230 NCS/C03/803595 MOHMMED USMAN 356 NCS/C03/399528 UMEADI EMMANUEL OKEZUO
105 NCS/C03/504408 GHALI ALHASSAN 231 NCS/C03/453514 ABUBAKAR HARUNA 357 NCS/C03/606110 SAMSON EMMANUEL MAKINDE
106 NCS/C03/41934 SAMAILA SANI 232 NCS/C03/341274 USMAN MUSA 358 NCS/C04/604050 TIMILEHIN EMMANUEL OSHINOWO
107 NCS/C03/98113 MUSA LERAMA YUNUSA 233 NCS/C03/274142 MUHAMMAD MUHAMMAD 359 NCS/C04/703027 ADENIYI EMMANUEL TAIWO
108 NCS/C03/230321 AUWAL IDRIS 234 NCS/C03/301740 ABUBAKAR GARBA CHANDANG 360 NCS/C04/775 EMMANUEL EMMANUEL OLADEJO
109 NCS/C03/489603 YUSUF ABDULLAHI 235 NCS/C03/195159 BILAL GAMBO 361 NCS/C03/77755 TAYO EMMANUEL OLUWANIYI
110 NCS/C03/503191 ALIYU SA\\\'ADU ADO 236 NCS/C03/256267 TIJJANI ALHAJI SHITU 362 NCS/C03/746603 EFE EMUAKPOR AKWARA
111 NCS/C03/113520 OKASHATU ALIYU ABUBAKAR 237 NCS/C03/188205 IBRAHIM LEWAMI 363 NCS/C03/777403 FATIMOH ENIOLA RAHEEM
112 NCS/C03/740530 YUNUS IBRAHIM SULEIMAN 238 NCS/C04/840128 MUSA ALI 364 NCS/C03/693102 CHUKWUEBUKA EPHRAIM NWAMUO
113 NCS/C04/22019 IBRAHIM MOHAMMED 239 NCS/C04/440461 TASIU MAMMAN 365 NCS/C03/536043 OSARIYEKEMWEN ETIN-OSA OSAZUWA
114 NCS/C04/218311 YUNUS BASHIR 240 NCS/C03/421052 YAKUBU ABDULLAHI 366 NCS/C04/473104 UCHECHUKWU EVIDENCE UGOALA
115 NCS/C04/465288 GARBA IBRAHIM 241 NCS/C03/298178 MUKTAR SANI HARUNA 367 NCS/C04/426812 BASSEY EYO UFE
116 NCS/C04/394715 SUNUSI USMAN 242 NCS/C03/701144 MUBARAK ABDULLAHI 368 NCS/C04/405225 ALBERT EZEKIEL SAM
117 NCS/C04/192898 MUHAMMAD ALIYU 243 NCS/C03/169247 AHMAD AMINU 369 NCS/C04/822709 JAYNE EZINNE NSOFOR
118 NCS/C04/248108 SULAIMAN SHUAIBU 244 NCS/C03/112073 YAHUZA MUSA 370 NCS/C04/445118 OLUWATOYIN FAITH AGBOOLA
119 NCS/C04/111062 YUSUF NASIR 245 NCS/C03/160167 AHMAD HAMZA 371 NCS/C04/120292 CHINYERE FAVOUR CHUKWU
120 NCS/C04/911879 UMAR MUHAMMAD 246 NCS/C03/159968 ASHIRU ABDULLAHI 372 NCS/C04/585087 AMADI FRANCIS AGWU
121 NCS/C04/586180 AHMAD KHALIL IBRAHIM 247 NCS/C04/769418 IBRAHIM LAWAL 373 NCS/C04/880732 JULIANA FUNMILAYO SUNDAY
122 NCS/C04/885915 UMAR MUHAMMED 248 NCS/C04/465704 NAFIU A SANI 374 NCS/C04/772419 DAMILOLA FUNMILAYO OYERINDE
123 NCS/C04/163234 MUSBAHU USMAN MUHAMMAD 249 NCS/C04/435118 ABDULMALIK RABIU 375 NCS/C04/767845 LUPER GABRIEL NOR
124 NCS/C04/492940 SANI ADAMU YUNUSA 250 NCS/C04/495689 MUNIR SALIS ISHAK 376 NCS/C04/745380 AYOMIDE GABRIEL ATOYEBI
125 NCS/C04/285116 MUAZU BAKO 251 NCS/C04/823860 MUSA USMAN 377 NCS/C04/684906 INNOCENT GAJERE JAMES
126 NCS/C04/327398 ILIYASU AHMAD ILIYASU 252 NCS/C03/265850 BLESSING CHINEMEREM MBAH 378 NCS/C04/383794 TERAH GAMJARI PHIBIGER
127 NCS/C03/456096 ABUBAKAR KABIR 253 NCS/C04/180403 USMAN MUHAMMED 379 NCS/C04/723182 SAMA\'ANA GARBA SALIHU
128 NCS/C03/158174 SHAMSU TIJJANI 254 NCS/C03/841699 ABDULAZIZ IBRAHIM 380 NCS/C03/525813 MUSA GARBA ABUBAKAR
129 NCS/C03/724613 SHAMSU DAHIRU 255 NCS/C03/379311 BENEDICTA IGHODALOH 381 NCS/C04/320162 SUNDAY GBEYOYON ASOGBA
130 NCS/C03/481149 YAHAYA DANLADI 256 NCS/C03/496955 ABDULRASHID UMAR 382 NCS/C04/68866 OKIRI GODLOOK RENNER
131 NCS/C03/403727 MUSTAPHA HARUNA ABDU 257 NCS/C03/447390 USMAN SULAIMAN 383 NCS/C04/912364 CHUKWUEMEKA GREGORY OBIEKEZIE
132 NCS/C03/267166 OTHMAN TAJUDEEN 258 NCS/C03/222383 IBRAHIM ABUBAKAR 384 NCS/C04/144418 GWOM GYANG DANJUMA
133 NCS/C03/789139 AUWAL ABUBAKAR USMAN 259 NCS/C03/719407 SULAIMAN MANNIR 385 NCS/C03/828245 ZAHARADDINI H UMAR
134 NCS/C03/481795 MUNTARI ABUBAKAR 260 NCS/C03/330656 UMAR A. TIJJANI 386 NCS/C04/49364 OLALEKAN IBRAHEEM AWOPETU
135 NCS/C03/414991 MURTALA KABIR 261 NCS/C03/196587 ABDULLAHI UMAR 387 NCS/C04/334356 SHERIFF IBRAHIM KACHALLA
136 NCS/C03/667311 ADDAU ABDULLAHI 262 NCS/C03/391335 ABDULLAHI YUNUS ABUBAKAR 388 NCS/C03/310939 YASIR IBRAHIM ABDULWAHAB
137 NCS/C03/876623 ABDULRAZAK KABIRU 263 NCS/C03/251993 BISHIR YUSUF 389 NCS/C03/774016 AYOMIDE IBRAHIM UMAR
138 NCS/C03/500392 SALIM MAGAJI 264 NCS/C03/516461 JUNAIDU MUHAMMAD 390 NCS/C04/889489 DOLAPO IBUKUN FALEYIMU
139 NCS/C03/167265 HUSSAINI AMINU 265 NCS/C03/839891 ABDULLAHI MUSA 391 NCS/C04/771331 KANAYO IFECHUKWU NWAGULU
140 NCS/C03/274121 AHMAD SANUSI 266 NCS/C03/62428 MUHAMMAD-HADI GIMBA A 392 NCS/C04/631235 OLUWATOSIN IFEOLUWA FATOBA
141 NCS/C03/284839 MURTALA JAMILU 267 NCS/C03/235464 HAMZA ABUBAKAR IBRAHIM 393 NCS/C03/308585 STEPHEN IGBEKELE OYEKANMI
142 NCS/C03/204056 IBRAHIM JAFAR 268 NCS/C03/756407 ISIAKA HASHIMU 394 NCS/C04/371067 OBUMNEME IKECHUKWU NWODO
143 NCS/C03/224774 ABUBAKAR UMAR 269 NCS/C03/780319 JIBRIL SANI 395 NCS/C03/65054 ANTHONY IKENNA ONWUMA
144 NCS/C03/753611 BUHARI BATURE 270 NCS/C03/788834 AKILU MUHAMMAD 396 NCS/C03/755537 CHRIS IKOBI BISONG
145 NCS/C03/294464 YUSUF HARUNA 271 NCS/C03/711165 ADAMU - MOHAMMED 397 NCS/C03/718676 OCHOHEPO IKWULONO USMAN
146 NCS/C03/28335 ABUBAKAR AMINU 272 NCS/C03/489223 SULAIMAN A YUSUF 398 NCS/C04/422731 JOSHUA IMOLEAYO AKINTOYE
147 NCS/C04/659104 AUWAL SANI 273 NCS/C03/173037 ABDULRAHMAN A A BELLO 399 NCS/C03/722210 MOHAMMED INUWA INUWA AHMED
148 NCS/C04/441683 KABIR IBRAHIM 274 NCS/C04/710616 PRINCEWILL ABAYOMI ALABI 400 NCS/C03/868120 OBINNA ISAAC NWEKE
149 NCS/C04/196193 UMAR YAHAYA 275 NCS/C04/739006 ISMA\'IL ABDULLAHI IBRAHIM 401 NCS/C03/200841 SHUAIBU ISAH UMAR
150 NCS/C04/791549 YAKUBA ABUBAKAR 276 NCS/C04/722341 ZAINAB ABIDEMI LAWAL 402 NCS/C04/392304 IBRAHIM ISHAQ MUSA
151 NCS/C04/645996 MUSA LAWAL 277 NCS/C03/275712 KHAMISU ABUBAKAR SALEH ABUBAKAR 403 NCS/C03/622020 HAMMED ISHOLA HASSAN
152 NCS/C03/222078 IBRAHIM ABUBAKAR 278 NCS/C04/617569 KABIRU ABUBAKAR ADAMU 404 NCS/C04/873758 SAIDI IYANU RAMONI
153 NCS/C03/281625 ISAH BAKO 279 NCS/C03/634021 TOLULOPE ADEBAYO DAHUNSI 405 NCS/C03/305191 EKWUTOSI JACINTA CHIDUME
154 NCS/C03/802701 MUSTAPHA BALA 280 NCS/C04/815091 TAIWO ADEBAYO ADEYEMO 406 NCS/C03/875973 ODUDU JAMES JEREMIAH
155 NCS/C03/440520 LUKUMAN SULEMAN SAMBO 281 NCS/C03/767479 ABDULAKEEM ADEBAYOR ABDULRAFIU 407 NCS/C03/197478 ADEWUSI JAMES JAMES OLUSHOLA
156 NCS/C03/500201 IBRAHIM M MUHAMMAD 282 NCS/C04/184622 HAMEED ADEBOWALE BALOGUN 408 NCS/C03/641058 RUTH JAMES ADAMU
157 NCS/C03/708838 ISMAILA ZAKARIYYA 283 NCS/C04/368862 TAIWO ADEDEJI ADESOKAN 409 NCS/C04/584041 STEPHEN JATAU SAMUEL
158 NCS/C03/309845 GRACE ISAH HARUNA 284 NCS/C03/127856 NOFISAT ADEDOYIN ADEYEMI 410 NCS/C04/907316 BENJAMIN JEREMIAH UTUKUBOK
159 NCS/C04/474314 SALIHU SANI 285 NCS/C03/593882 OLUWAKEMI ADENEYE ADESOYE 411 NCS/C04/569434 TOCHUKWU JOHN ELOM
160 NCS/C04/390920 AHMAD FAROUK RUGGA 286 NCS/C03/654898 ISLAMIYAH ADENIKE JIMOH 412 NCS/C03/791657 NSONGURUA JOHNSON ISONG
161 NCS/C04/824559 NURUDEEN SANI ABDULWASIU 287 NCS/C04/757206 SULAIMON ADEOLA YUSUF 413 NCS/C03/841960 ODEY JOSEPH OFANA
162 NCS/C04/764393 BITRUS SULE 288 NCS/C04/656189 LUQMAN ADESINA ADEOYE 414 NCS/C03/239055 ORADUEN JOSEPH IORYILA
163 NCS/C04/267818 MAHMUD ALIYU 289 NCS/C03/375974 ABDULSAMAD AGAJI AHMAD 415 NCS/C04/251880 CHINEDU JOSHUA NGWU
164 NCS/C04/771861 IBRAHIM HARUNA 290 NCS/C04/18252 JACOB AGBO OGAH 416 NCS/C04/859261 GLADYS JUMOKE ADELAKUN
165 NCS/C04/833429 MARWANU ABDULLAHI 291 NCS/C04/541676 ADENEYE AINA ADEOLA 417 NCS/C03/553635 SAMUEL JUWON MOSES
166 NCS/C04/834495 AL\'AMIN GARBA 292 NCS/C04/808057 MIRABEL AISOSA AIMUFUA 418 NCS/C04/833602 ALIYU KABIRU RABIU
167 NCS/C03/835987 ABUBAKAR ADAMU 293 NCS/C04/542574 ALIU AKANNI AJAYI 419 NCS/C03/863186 CHINWENDU KATE IHEANACHO
168 NCS/C03/561600 IDRIS MURTALA 294 NCS/C03/565034 AZEEZ AKINGBADE AKINGBADE AJIBOLA 420 NCS/C04/358041 OKPAVI KELVIN ELLISON
169 NCS/C04/607368 ALHASSAN ISIAKA 295 NCS/C04/510921 MOSES AKINTUNDE ATUMO 421 NCS/C03/210019 AHMAD KOKO ISAH
170 NCS/C04/812542 JOHN ISRAEL 296 NCS/C04/909821 SAMSON ALANI JONATHAN 422 NCS/C03/622623 SULAIMAN KUNKYAM YUSUF
171 NCS/C04/846479 ABDULQUDUS IDRIS 297 NCS/C04/19032 ADAM ALAO OLANREWAJU 423 NCS/C03/208475 ABBA LAWAN ISA
172 NCS/C04/851924 MARIAM ODUSANYA 298 NCS/C04/687351 HUSSAINI ALHAJI MOHAMMED 424 NCS/C04/119738 RAHMON LEKAN SALAMI
173 NCS/C04/730803 MATHEW EMMANUEL 299 NCS/C03/272535 ABUBAKAR ALHAJI BUBA BABAYOLA 425 NCS/C04/763427 MALIK LUCKY NUHU
174 NCS/C03/254294 MUHAMMAD IDRIS 300 NCS/C04/601654 ALIYU ALI GONI 426 NCS/C03/506740 OSINAKACHUKWU M IBE
175 NCS/C03/841839 ISMAIL ISHIAKU 301 NCS/C03/93121 MUSTAPHA ALI USMAN 427 NCS/C04/260047 ABDULLAHI MAJEE ABUBAKAR
176 NCS/C03/224572 MOSES ADAMA 302 NCS/C03/581167 JAMES AONDOFA IGBANA 428 NCS/C03/231878 MALAH MALLAM MAI
177 NCS/C03/124112 MUSA YAHAYA 303 NCS/C03/33273 ALFRED APOLLOS AGGREY 429 NCS/C03/754487 CHINELO MARYANN ANIBUEZE
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180 NCS/C03/831166 RAHAB CHRISTOPHER 306 NCS/C04/703697 ROFIAT AYOBAMI WAHAB 432 NCS/C04/487723 UCHENNA MICHAEL CHUKWUDI
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187 NCS/C04/240665 SALE NASIRU 313 NCS/C04/459579 SHEHU BABATUNDE BALOGUN 439 NCS/C04/876539 JIMIRE MUSA LABARAN
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193 NCS/C03/353138 HAMMED USMAN 319 NCS/C04/549469 SAMUEL BASSEY EFFIONG 445 NCS/C03/285415 IYAMU NOSAGIEAGBON PRECIOUS
194 NCS/C04/163756 ADEKUNLE OLAYIWOLA 320 NCS/C03/830585 AMANDA BASSEY ITON 446 NCS/C03/653883 SAMUEL OBASI NNACHI
195 NCS/C03/233320 LONGMAN TANIMU BIWET 321 NCS/C03/185836 ABUBAKAR BAYA ADAMU 447 NCS/C03/651270 ABRAHAM ODALIKO OHABA
196 NCS/C03/561729 KUBI EKINE 322 NCS/C03/792810 CHIDIMMA BLESSING OKOYE 448 NCS/C03/178018 OGBAN ODOM UKAM
197 NCS/C03/776159 ESSOR UZOMA 323 NCS/C04/851028 BOSE BLESSING ALIYU 449 NCS/C04/892882 ELIZABETH OFFIONG EDEM
198 NCS/C03/809787 MICHEAL FAITH 324 NCS/C03/860098 BUKOLA BOSEDE BALOGUN 450 NCS/C03/789695 ALBERT OFODILE OBIOZOR
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200 NCS/C03/117346 EGEREBU NEEBEE 326 NCS/C03/900888 ELIJAH BUCHAM BUCHAM 452 NCS/C04/825051 ERNEST OGHENEOCHUKO EFEKORO
201 NCS/C04/870832 VICTOR UDEH 327 NCS/C03/398165 SHAFIU BUNZA UMAR 453 NCS/C04/733690 CHARLES OKECHUKWU OVAGA
202 NCS/C04/320722 OBELE BROJOE 328 NCS/C03/854698 HARRISON C OKEKE 454 NCS/C03/329549 OYOR OKEY NGBADA
203 NCS/C04/716799 ENDWELL WELI 329 NCS/C04/532022 CHRISTIAN CHIBUNNA ABIAZIEM 455 NCS/C04/860826 RASAQ OKUNLOLA ISMAILA
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462 NCS/C04/358714 MUSTAQIM OLANREWAJU EESUOLA 504 NCS/C03/373883 IBRAHIM SANI HUSSAINI 3 NCS/C03/234916 PAUL CHRISTOPHER
463 NCS/C04/27585 SAMAD OLATUNJI JIMOH 505 NCS/C03/856695 ABUBAKAR SANI MUHAMMAD 4 NCS/C03/439082 IRMIYA PAUL
464 NCS/C04/322139 RIDWAN OLATUNJI TAJUDEEN 506 NCS/C03/99195 AMINU SARKIN KASUWA TANKO 5 NCS/C03/468186 AHMED RUFAI ADAMU
465 NCS/C03/583388 TEMITAYO OLUMIDE JOLAYEMI 507 NCS/C04/659158 ADENIYI SEGUN OGUNYOKU 6 NCS/C03/584353 EMMANUEL TAMUNOTONYE
466 NCS/C03/713971 AMIDU OLUWASAYO LAWAL 508 NCS/C03/877060 NAZIRU SHAGARI SHUAIBU 7 NCS/C03/764743 JOSEPH ODU
467 NCS/C04/905913 JOSEPH OLUWATEMITOPE BANKOLE 509 NCS/C04/622108 AHMAD SHEHU ABDULLAHI 8 NCS/C03/552536 HYELASINI JULDE
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480 NCS/C03/217682 ABDULRAHMAN OYEYINKA OYEYODE 522 NCS/C04/390158 SAMUEL UMAH ONYEANI 21 NCS/C03/535085 YAKUBU ISA
481 NCS/C03/156293 KELVIN OZUANJEME ABU 523 NCS/C04/732426 SAMAILA UMAR YUSUF 22 NCS/C03/909811 SULEIMAN BELLO
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483 NCS/C04/502597 DAVID PATRICK IGWE 525 NCS/C04/913662 HAMISU UMAR ALIYU 24 NCS/C03/325708 IKECHUKWU ENUDI
484 NCS/C03/458475 MONDAY PAUL AKINSANYA 526 NCS/C04/870885 IBRAHIM USMAN AHMED 25 NCS/C03/502195 SOLOMON ADARA ADARA AYIKU
485 NCS/C04/294344 PEACE PEACE IHEANACHO 527 NCS/C04/579584 DISEOTU VICTOR ALIYA 26 NCS/C03/435604 ADETAYO AFEEZ BADEJOKO
486 NCS/C04/747811 TOLUWALOPE PETER ODEBODE 528 NCS/C03/471917 WISDOM WISDOM CHINASA 27 NCS/C03/738441 PHILIP AGU AGWU
487 NCS/C04/472397 GODWIN PIUS IDUO 529 NCS/C03/909483 SYLVANUS YAKUBU BATO 28 NCS/C03/113230 HASSAN ALIYU DALHATU
488 NCS/C03/682312 AWUNCIN PIUS EDEM 530 NCS/C03/260654 MUBASHSHA YUNUS MUHAMMAD 29 NCS/C03/228265 SHAHEED AUWAL AUWAL ABDU
489 NCS/C04/914014 CHIKA PRECIOUS OFOEGBU 531 NCS/C04/485843 USMAN YUSUF YUSUF 30 NCS/C03/278470 OYELEKE AZEEZ OLOYEDE
490 NCS/C04/689146 CHINYEREMAKA PRECIOUS NLEMCHI 31 NCS/C03/680636 AYOMIDE BAMIDELE OJUMU
491 NCS/C04/586706 AGHOGHO PRINCESS AJAYI HEALTH ASSISTANCE 32 NCS/C03/549713 PETER BWANKWAT MICHAEL
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494 NCS/C03/182518 DOLAPO ROKEEB OLAGUNJU 2 NCS/C03/904783 FATIMOH ABOLAJI ATOYEBI 35 NCS/C03/868487 IRENE EJI AKONG
495 NCS/C03/618308 MICHAEL ROTIMI MATHEW 3 NCS/C03/886424 ABDURRAZZAQ ALI UBA 36 NCS/C03/164730 FEMI ENOCH OGUNDIRAN
496 NCS/C03/563148 AYISA RUTH JOHN 4 NCS/C03/743454 DEBORAH HARUNA YAKUBU 37 NCS/C03/484773 IJEOMA ESTHER ONWENUKA
497 NCS/C03/182124 HAMZA SABO MUHAMMAD 5 NCS/C03/835516 DEBORAH ONYINYE EMEREOLE 38 NCS/C03/705084 OSWARD EZONBOWEI ABADA
498 NCS/C04/343001 MURTALA SALISU MUHAMMAD 6 NCS/C03/669493 SIMISOLA PRECIOUS TIJANEE 39 NCS/C03/111721 UGOCHUKWU HENRY ODUMEGWU
499 NCS/C03/556803 OYEINS SAM CLINTON 7 NCS/C03/588883 MOTUNRAYO TITILAYO ALONGE
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4 NCS/C03/46795 YAHAYA ISMAILA 10 NCS/C03/864944 CHIYERE ONYEISI DAVID
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MEDICAL LABORATORY ASSISTANCE
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Candidates are expected to report to the screening venues with the following;

i. Original and photocopies of credentials for verification.

ii. One White Short knicker and Vest (Male).
iii. One Brown Trouser and white Vest (Female).
iv. One Pair of White Canvas Shoes.
v. 2 Passport Photographs.
vi. Face Mask.
vii. Hand Sanitizer.
viii. Nationally Accepted Means of Identification (i.e. National ID Card, Voters Card, Driver's License, International
Passport).

Candidates are requested to strictly adhere to the above arrangement and be of good conduct through-out the
exercise as any unruly behavior will lead to instant disqualification and immediate eviction from the screening venue.

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(199) SUDOKU>>
How to play: The number 1 through 9 will appear once only in each row,
column, and 3 x 3 zone. There are 9 such zones in each sudoku grid. There is
EASY CROSSWORD>>

only one correct Solution to each sudoku.

Good luck!

199 Solution to Sudoku 198

SNAPSHOT>>
Across 67. Zodiac sign 10. Regret
1. Old hat 68. Ages and ages 11. At all times Mum of twins slammed
6. Nays 69. Oh, dear! 12. Curve
10. Songstress ____ McEntire 70. Embankment 13. Starting bet after tattooing one so she
14. Edgar ____ Poe 71. Leg hinge 19. Now and ____
15. Eye suggestively
16. Divisible by two
72. Took off
73. Toboggans
21. Perceive
24. Try out
can tell them apart
17. Journalist ____ Sawyer 26. Terrible fate
18. Handling Down 28. Fort ____, FL
20. Rave 1. Juan’s father 30. High
21. Look 2. Assumed name 31. Native minerals
22. Crowd 3. Slope 32. Entreaty
23. Manor 4. Capital of New Mexico (2 33. Goals
25. Passover meal wds.) 34. Food regimen
27. Touch 5. Wind dir. 35. Mirth
29. Continuous 6. Short message 37. Numero ____
33. Borders 7. Monstrous giants 41. Only
36. Detroit product 8. ____ school 42. Emerald ____
38. Aristocrat 9. Dead ____ Scrolls 45. Get worse again
39. Nothing 48. Attire
40. Giant wave SOLUTION TO CROSSWORD (198 50. Acapulco coin
43. Grant’s rival 52. Browning’s “before”
44. Stag 54. Lucifer
46. Fragrance 56. Martini garnish

A
woman who was struggling to tell her twins apart had one
47. Mexican sauce 57. Swiftness tattooed, leaving her mother-in-law furious. The 31-year-
49. Church tower
58. Snaky letters old mum had her two little boys Adam and Jack after five
51. Sharp bark
53. Nasty looks 59. Nerd years of trying for children. But because Jack was born with a
55. Rest 60. Stratford-upon-____ condition that requires him to be injected once a week, she decided
59. Parties 61. Bowling alley to get him tattooed so she could administer the medication to
63. “____ we forget” the right baby, reports Daily Star. Explaining what forced her to
62. Valley
66. Untrained make this decision, she said that when she went back to work,
64. “Heidi” setting
her mother-in-law offered to babysit, but during that time she
65. Turn into gas 67. Roker and Pacino
accidentally injected Adam instead of Jack. “She gave the shot
SIGN LANGUAGE>> to the wrong kid,” she said. “Now they may be fraternal but they
look identical. I’ll be honest my husband and I even mix them
Funny sign that prove COVID will never take our sense of humor up sometimes. Everyone does. “She immediately noticed her
mistake called 911 and they were transferred to hospital. “By
the time I got there Adam had been given the reversal agent and
they were both happily sipping on juice loving the attention.”
Mother-in-law was beside herself. “I tried to ease her worry but
she refused to babysit so to daycare they went.” To stop it from
happening again, she said her doctor recommended a medical
tattoo - a freckle, no bigger than the end of a pencil eraser, on
an area of skin that’s easily seen, while the child is under mild
sedation similar to dental offices. And in two to three years -
when the babies have developed more personal features - it will
begin to fade. But as soon as her mother-in-law discovered what
she had done, she ‘lost her s**t’. The parent went on: “I tried to
explain but she just freaked out so I put both kids on the floor
and told her to pick up Jack and find the tattoo. “She picked up
Adam So I handed her Jack and after 20 minutes still couldn’t
find it. Stripped him to his skivvies.” The mum shared the post
to Reddit in the hopes that readers would assure her she did the
right thing - and they were very understanding.

— twistedsifter.com
- mirror.co.uk
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Doctors urge Nigerians to accept COVID-19 vaccine FCT

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From Ado Abubakar Musa, Jos it showed that the vaccine relevant bodies, including the virus, especially as advocated Police arraign 2 bizmen over
was safe and that therefore NCDC and the presidential by the Federal Ministry of

T
he Medical and
Dental Consultants
Association of Nigeria
(MDCAN), yesterday, called
on Nigerians to accept the
COVID-19 vaccine when
available in the country,
saying, “The benefits of the
vaccine far outweigh any
perceived risks.”
The group said the
information available to
NCC, AEPB to enforce
hawking of pirated
people should not be scared
to accept it, explaining that
all hands must be on deck to
fight against the disease.
In a press briefing in
Jos, Professor Ken Ozoilo,
the President of MDCAN,
said they had observed
“with dismay the failure of
many Nigerians to adhere
to the non-pharmaceutical
methods of COVID-19
prevention as espoused by
task force.
“This is despite the raging
second wave of the disease
and the emergence of newer
and deadlier strains of
the organism with greater
infectivity and mortality.
We caution all Nigerians to
endeavour to comply with
all the non-pharmaceutical
measures put in place
for the prevention of the
transmission of the COVID-19
Health, the Nigeria Centre for
Disease Control (NCDC) and
The Presidential Task Force
(PTF) on COVID-19."
Prof Ozoilo, however,
called on the government
to be mindful not to
unduly divert attention and
resources from other disease
conditions, both infectious
and non-infectious, afflicting
Nigerians.
theft of birds worth N1.4m
The police, on Thursday, arraigned
two businessmen, Hosea Chetukpo
and Adebayo Akali, before a Zuba
upper area court, Abuja, for stealing
480 birds valued at N1.4 million.
Chetukpo (35) and Akali (45),
were arraigned on a two-count
charge of criminal conspiracy and
theft.
The Prosecutor, Chinedu Ogada,
told the court that the complainant,
Fattah Lugman Temi Intergrated
Farm, of Sabon Anagada Village
in Zuba, reported the matter the
police on December 3, 2020.
He said the defendants stole the
complainant’s 480 birds, valued at

works in FCT
From Adelanwa Bamgboye
The Nigerian Copyright
Commission (NCC) and the Abuja
Environmental Protection Board
(AEPB) have struck a pact to boost
copyright protection through joint
enforcement in the Federal Capital
Territory (FCT) against street
hawking of copyright protected
works like books, CDs, VCDs and
DVDs.
The Director General of NCC,
Mr John O. Asein, and the Director
of AEPB, Dr Hassan Abubakar,
who disclosed this at a meeting in
Abuja, reiterated that street sales
of copyright materials were illegal
and would be checked in line
with the relevant copyright and
environmental laws.
Speaking during a courtesy visit
at the AEPB headquarters in Abuja,
the NCC DG expressed displeasure
at the indulgence of persons posing
as newspaper vendors but who in
actual fact engaged in street sales of
pirated books.
He also called for proactive
partnership of NCC and AEBP to rid
the streets of widespread peddling
of other copyright works such as
CDs, CDs and DVDs.
He said, “This unwholesome
practice of selling copyright works
on the streets is an open show
of lawlessness which portrays a
negative image of the country. Most
of the people engaged in this illegal
activity use the sales of newspapers
and magazines as a decoy to
perpetrate acts of copyright piracy.”
Responding, the AEPB director
pointed out that the call for
partnership was a renewal of an
existing inter-governmental synergy
between both government agencies
considering that the AEPB had been
clamping down on the activities of
book hawkers and sellers of CDs,
VCDs and DVDs on the streets of
Abuja.
He noted that raids by AEPB
operatives had resulted in large
seizures while the offenders were
being prosecuted for environmental
nuisance.
 Members of the Coalition of Nigerian Youth/Student demanding the
immediate implementation of the massive establishment and equipping
of primary healthcare centres across the Country, during a rally at the
Federal Secretariat in Abuja yesterday
Banditry: Nasarawa willing to work with, support hunters
From Ibraheem Hamza Muhammad,
Lafia
Nasarawa State Governor,
Abdullahi Sule, has
expressed willingness to
work with and support
hunters in the state towards
addressing banditry and
kidnapping.
Gov Sule made this known
while hosting members
of the Hunters Group of
Nigeria in the state at the
government house.
According to the governor,
though hunters in the state
have been jointly working
with security agencies
to tackle banditry and
kidnapping, his dream is
to see how government
can work closely with the
Court remands 2 for attempted murder
From Hameed Oyegbade, Osogbo
A magistrates’ court sitting
in Osogbo, the Osun
State capital, yesterday,
remanded two persons,
Adenle Mujeem and
Olagunju Kamilu, at the
correctional centre in Ilesa
for attempting to kill a
woman, Fatimah Suleiman.
Photo: NAN
hunters so that they can be
compensated for putting
their lives on the line.
The governor, however,
called on the group to co-
opt other hunters that were
not part of the association
for easy coordination.
He said, “It's normal to
have splinter groups in such
associations, but I will call
on you, to see how to co-
opt all those people we are
working with. We really have
a lot of respect for them.”
The governor recalled that
few months back he visited
some of hunters that got
wounded and were receiving
treatment at a hospital.
He said, unlike states in
the South West where they
have the Amotekun security
The Prosecutor,
Inspector Akintade Jacob,
earlier told the court that
the accused committed
the offence on February 2,
2021, at about 12:00pm at
the Isosu area in Ede town.
He said the offence was
contrary to and punishable
under Sections 516 and 509
of the Criminal Code of
outfit, Nasarawa had
since adopted community
policing, with most of the
members trained in Makurdi
in Benue State, noting that
some hunters were part of
the community policing
team.
He told the hunters that,
“I'm looking forward to how
we can work with you in
Nasarawa State.”
Earlier, the Commandant
General of the Hunters
Group of Nigeria,
Ambassador Joshua
Shateme, said they were at
the government house to
familiarise themselves with
the governor over his feat in
tackling security issues, as
well as look for avenues to
work with him.
Osun State 2002.
The accused pleaded
not guilty and their lawyer,
Sunday Abolade Ismail,
urged the court to grant
them bail.
The Magistrate, Ishola
Omishade, thereafter
remanded them and
adjourned the case to
February 17, 2021.
N1.4m, noting that the offences
contravened Sections 97 and 287 of
the Penal Code.
The defendants, however,
pleaded not guilty
The Judge, Gambo Garba,
granted the defendants bail in the
sum of N500,000, with a surety each
in like sum.
Oyo
Court dissolves marriage
over threat to life
The President of Mapo
Customary Court in Ibadan,
Chief Ademola Odunade, on
Thursday, dissolved an 18-
year-old marriage between one
Tokunbo Adejimi and his wife,
Modupe, over threat to life.
Odunade pronounced the
marriage dissolved after both
Adejimi and Modupe testified and
agreed to the dissolution.
The judge said neither of the
couple was willing to give up their
ego, hence the need to allow each of
them to go in the interest of peaceful
living.
He awarded custody of the two
children of the union to Modupe
and ordered Adejimi to pay N10,000
as monthly feeding allowance, in
addition to being responsible for
their education and other basic
needs. (NAN)
Plateau
Court jails man 5 years for
trafficking Tramadol
The Federal High Court sitting
in Jos, on Thursday, sentenced a
22-year-old man, Ike Chibuize,
to five years for trafficking 2.5kg
of Tramadol and 10.25kg of
diaphragm.
Earlier, the National Drug Law
Enforcement Agency (NDLEA)
charged Chibuize who was
arrested on December 3, 2020,
on the Lafia-Shendam Road with
drug trafficking and Chibuize
pleaded guilty to the charge and
begged for mercy.
However, Justice Musa Kurya
sentenced the Chibueze and gave
him an option to pay N500,000.
(NAN)

CRIME
Police probe abuse, torture of girls in Bauchi
From Hassan Ibrahim, Bauchi
T
he Bauchi State
Police Command
has launched an
investigation into a video
clip in which some boys are
seen beating up some girls
in the state.
Our correspondent who
watched the video saw how
the girls, numbering about
10, were confined in an
 From right: Lagos State Commissioner of Police (CP), Mr. Hakeem Odumosu; Attorney General &
Commissioner for Justice, Mr. Moyosore Onigbanjo (SAN) and Commissioner for Information and
Strategy, Mr. Gbenga Omotoso, during a press briefing on the position of the State Government on
the planned #EndSARS Protest (#OccupyLekkiTollGate) in Lagos yesterday
NSCDC arrests man for impersonating his wife
From Hameed Oyegbade, Osogbo
A man was arrested on
Wednesday while impersonating
his wife during an aptitude test
for applicants seeking teaching
job in public schools in Osun
State.
The man, Aremu Adekunle,
was caught at the test centre at
the Ilesha College of Education
and handed over to men of
the Nigeria Security and Civil
Police arrest 41 over kidnapping, murder, robbery
From Jeremiah Oke, Ibadan
The Oyo State Police
Command has paraded 26
suspected kidnappers who
have been terrorising Ibadan
and Ibarapa areas of the
state.
Some of those paraded are
alleged to have murdered
their victims after collecting
ransom from their families.
uncompleted building being
brutalised and harassed.
The command’s
spokesman, DSP Ahmed
Mohammed Wakil, in
a statement, said, “The
attention of the Bauchi
State Police Command
has been drawn to a viral
multimedia clip (audio and
video) of a torture scene in
which a gang of hardened
young boys are seen cruelly
Defence Corps (NSCDC).
Adekunle was apprehended
because his photograph did
not match with the photo of
the applicant, Oyinade Sade
Adegbite.
Spokesperson of the Ministry
of Education, Roseline Olawumi,
who witnessed the incident,
confirmed the arrest.
The Commissioner for
Education, Mr Folorunsho
Oladoyin, condemned the act,
Also paraded were 13
suspected armed robbers;
a 72-year-old pastor of
Cherubim and Seraphim
Church, Jimoh Odunayo, who
allegedly defiled a 13-year-
old girl; and a 56-year-old
lawyer, Remi-Oladiti, who
also defiled a 14-year-old girl.
The state’s Commissioner
of Police (CP), Ngozi
Onadeko, who paraded the
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inflicting severe pain and demeaned the ladies by of the perpetrators.
violent treatment on a group using razor blades to cut off He further said, “Such open
of young ladies in their late their hair while using vulgar violation of human dignity
teens and early 20s. words to further harass is not only alarming, but an
“The video shows the them.” act that amounts to gender-
syndicate confining the DSP Wakil said the police based violence,” adding
group of the captured ladies command sympathised that, “Our men have swung
numbering about 10 to an with the victims of the into action, investigations
unkempt and uncompleted unfortunate incident, have earnestly commenced
building as they brutally noting that the victims had and the syndicate involved
and oppressively beat the been invited to give vital will be apprehended and
girls with intensive strokes information that would lead arraigned before a court of
of the whip. They further to the arrest and prosecution competent jurisdiction.”
NDLEA arrests 8, recovers
282kg of cannabis in FCT
The National Drug grammes of cannabis
Law Enforcement sativa respectively.
Agency (NDLEA) said “Nura Alhassan
it has arrested eight was arrested at Karu
suspects and recovered with 12.3 grammes of
282.243 kilogrammes of cannabis sativa and
cannabis sativa in the Manasseh Christopher
Federal Capital Territory was arrested at
(FCT). Gwarimpa with 28.3
The FCT Commander grammes of cannabis
of NDLEA, Lawan sativa. Hamza Adamu
Hamisu, told the News was arrested at Dutse
Agency of Nigeria (NAN) Makaranta with
on Thursday that five of 253.5 kilogrammes
the suspects were found of cannabis sativa.
with exhibits, while Nazeer was found with
three were at the scene 19.6 kilogrammes of
of the crime. cannabis sativa at FO1
He noted that the by Kubwa Extension,
three suspects arrested but escaped and the
at the crime scene were search for him is on.”
being profiled as no Hamisu, however,
drugs were found on said the agency’s outing
them, saying they would to Tomato Market, Dei-
be put on the watch list Dei; Kasuwan Dere,
to determine the next Gwagwalada; as well
action against them. Kuchigoro/Ruga by
He explained that, City Gate recorded
stressing that it was shameful “On February 3, 2021, we minimal success as the
and embarrassing that a raided Karu Abbattoir; operatives seized small
prospective teacher could be 1st Avenue, Gwarimpa; quantities of cannabis
found committing such crime. Dawaki behind News sativa.
Mr Oladoyin said, “It is Engineering; Baban He noted that those
shameful that somebody Bola Pantaker Area and whose cases had been
who wants to teach students Police Sign Post, Dutse sustained had been
academically and morally Makaranta and Fo1 charged accordingly,
could be involved in fraudulent Kubwa Extension. saying that others found
malpractice; what example is “Zubairu Mohammed with smaller quantities
such a person going to set for and Umar Sani were and found to be users
the students? This is rather arrested at Dawaki with or first offenders were
unfortunate.” 2.8 grammes and 100 referred for counselling.
suspects on Wednesday, said Sherifat Adisa, a member of the kidnapping and murder
some of them participated in the Independent Petroleum of their boss.
the kidnapping and murders Marketers (IPMAN) in Speaking on the murder
of Oluwole Agboola in Ibarapa area, was killed. of the business woman, the
Akinyele Local Government Speaking with Daily CP said, “The prime suspect,
Area; and a local government Trust, the two aged security Jare Mohammed, inserted his
Chairman, Hon Adeleke men, Tiamiyu Isah and SIM card in the Nokia phone
Jacob Olayiwola. Rasak Ramon, said it was of the deceased, Alhaja Adisa
Others arrested are two coincidence that they were Sherifat, which was taken
security officers who were absent from work on the from her during the armed
absent from work on the same day, adding that they robbery operation that
day their employer, Alhaja did not know anything about claimed her life.”
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ISLAMIC FORUM
The religion with Allah is Islam Q3:19 QUR’AN:“Allah will raise those who believe HADITH: If Allah intends goodness for a
person, He gives him the understanding of
among you and those who were given
Afis A. Oladosu knowledge, by many degrees. And Allah is the religion
08122465111 (sms only)
All-Aware of what you do
At the mercy of terrorists, (Surah Al-Mujadila, 58:11) [Sahih Bukhari]
bandits and violent herders (II)
Continued from last week

D amaturu was peaceful. It had not, as at that period,

completely lost its innocence. The Boko Haram
was then like a storm gathering momentum at the inner
depths of the ocean. Only very few people knew that terror
was lucking in the corner.
That trip ended on the same note with which it began
- of happiness and sense of fulfilment. But it also marked
the beginning of another. Not long thereafter, we had to
make another journey to Sokoto.
Traveling round the country at that time would leave
you with no sense of foreboding, no apprehension.
Wherever you might be in the country, you were sure that
most parts of the country were safe and secure.
The roads were free of agents of Beelzebub. In fact,
people preferred travelling round the country during that
time at night. You were sure of travelling from the extreme
regions of the north to the other extreme without the fear
of having your life cut short by those who have lost theirs
to the denizens of hell.
The sight of the big, hot kettle and the dark colour of the
spiced tea on sale usually leave you with that unforgettable
memory of how ‘sweet’ life could be. You would also want
 People gather to commemorate prominent Lebanese activist and intellectual
to savour the pleasurable noise of young and nubile Photo: AFP
Lokman Slim at place de la Sorbonne in the French capital Paris yesterday
female hawkers jostling on the road side trying to sell Fura

French activists denounce state charter ‘imposed on Muslims’

de Nunu. You would always want to travel in line with.
Suddenly, all of the above have virtually, if not

O
completely become a thing of the past. I shudder to think
ver 500 French Muslim
that they have become past perfect. This is because our
community leaders and
nation is now held in the jugular by at least three noxious
activists have signed a letter
luciferous agents all of which now threaten its corporate
denouncing a government charter
existence. In the beginning it was the Boko Haram (BH)
that state-approved French
terrorists whose activities and notoriety have occasioned
Muslim leaders have signed.
panoply of studies and works all around the world. The BH
The signatories include 100
emerged from parts of the Northeast and have ensured
imams, 50 teachers in Islamic
that the north has lost its peace and sleep. Since whatever
sciences, 50 presidents of
happens in the north does not stay in the north, the
associations and 300 students in
terror in the methodology of violent extremism has since
Islamic sciences.
become a national tragedy. Damaturu lost its innocence
The letter takes aim at a charter
in order that Adamawa and Niger might lose their sanity
signed by the the state-approved
and conscience. Thus, teenage girls have become women
French Council for Muslim
at seven; boys who have barely left their mothers’ bosoms
Worship which denounces
have since become gun-bearers and agents of death. Men,
accusations of racism against
aged fifty and above now rape toddlers who do not know
where they are nor to what use their genitals could be put.
Life has simply lost its sanctity. The north appears to have Harvard Law Review elects its first Muslim president
lost innocence. Then from nowhere emerged what they The Harvard Law Review in the
now refer to as bandits. The latter reminds you of that United States has elected Hassaan
era in classical Arab history known as the Jahiliyyah- an Shahawy, a Los Angeles born and
era when brigands would establish authorities over large bred Egyptian American, as the
swathes of land and pursue the villainous pleasure not of first Muslim president in its 134-
the celestial but the terrestrial. Bandits they are because year history.
they rob. Bandits they are because they kill. Unlike the Jennifer Heath, the programme
BH that initially pleaded the establishment of an uncanny administrator and information
suzerainty of Islam the like of which is even unknown to systems manager at the publication,
Prophet Muhammad (s.a.w), the bandits in the northwest confirmed that Shahawy is the first
of this country do not lay any claim to preternatural Muslim president.
knowledge of Islam. Rather, their sole agenda is to be in Founded in 1887 by former
charge of the natural resources of the land. They desire to U.S. Supreme Court Justice Louis
be in control of bread, water and fire. Brandeis, the Harvard Law Review
While the nation was busy grappling with how to rein is a student-edited law journal with
these elements in and impose some order on the disorder
in the polity, the third angle in the triangle of infamy
have emerged. Here reference is to the violent herder.
Cleric urges parents to guide wards in marriage
The herder who uses his cattle as a warrant to perpetrate By Abbas Jimoh
odious criminality. The herder of today who now bears
Kalashnov and AK 47. The herder of today who now The Chief Imam of al-Huda
sees his host as boon and the latter’s land as that which Masjid Byazhin-Kubwa, Abuja,
can be desecrated and destroyed at will and without Dr. Rafee’ Owonla Busayree
compunctions. His criminal activities have functioned in Al-Ijebuwi, has urged Muslim
calling to question our unity as a nation. That the ordinary parents to guide their children in
herder has achieved notoriety for criminality has also, choosing partners for marriage.
unfortunately, widened the geography of ignorance and This is contained in his 258th
prejudice among a section of the Nigerian elites who now Jumuah khutbah (sermon) titled
consider all Fulanis as land-grabbers and kidnappers. “Your Family, O Muslim!”.
France, pledges to recognise
“equality between men and
women,” and to combat “political
Islam.”
The letter states: “These steps
were carried out without any
consultation with imams or the
Muslim community, on whom
certain people want to once
again impose a way of organising
themselves, even though many
initiatives on the ground already
exist with promising results.
A simple consultation of the
interested parties would have
made it possible to identify the
the largest circulation of any law
journal worldwide, according to
Harvard University.
A second-year law student at
Harvard Law School, Shahawy first
served as a general editor for the
law review for six months before
he decided to run for president this
past January.
“It’s very humbling of course, to
have a Muslim elected in a positive
way,” Shahawy said.
He currently works at the
MacArthur Justice Center
providing legal representation
“Fear Allah with regards to your
children. Show a keen interest in
letting each of your family be a
stable castle making up a good
society based on the rightness of
individuals; truly actual, instead
of merely desiring.
“A proper family is the building
foundation of any good human
society. A foundation’s strength
depends on how its materials
real needs and expectations of
Muslims, far removed from the
instrumentalisation and political
escalation that we are witnessing.”
A few weeks ago the French
Council for Muslim Worship,
which is approved by the state to
represent Islam in France, formally
approved a “charter of principles”
for Islam in France.
The text, demanded by
President Emmanuel Macron in
November as part of his offensive
against “separatism,” also affirms
the compatibility of Islam with
secularism.
to incarcerated individuals in
criminal appeal cases. Shahawy’s
passion for criminal justice reform
stems from his experience as
an undergraduate at Harvard,
where he visited and worked with
incarcerated individuals in local
jails in Boston who were working to
earn college credit.
After graduating Harvard in
2016, Shahaway was selected as
a Rhodes Scholar and majored in
Oriental Studies and specialized in
Islamic Law at Oxford University.
interlock. Individual members
of a family are its building
materials,” Al-Ijebuwi said.
The cleric stressed the
importance of choosing a pious
spouse, saying: “The aim is to
encourage ourselves on fixing
the Muslim family. The care
starts from the contraction of
legal marriage between man
and woman, not adultery or
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Zoning is a party affair. Party discipline requires that you sit down and discuss issues. You advance
your reasons and another person will also advance his. And then the party as a family will take a
position — Governor David Umahi of Ebonyi State

Why church should be involved in politics — Ekweremadu

By Abdullateef Salau Politics and Democratic Nation-Building’, exclusion in the task of nation-building,” in our country and created the insecurity
which he delivered at the Standing Ekweremadu was quoted as saying in which we now experience.”

A
former Deputy Senate President,
Senator Ike Ekweremadu, has
described the indifference of
churches and devout Christians toward
politics as self-exclusion from nation-
building.
He said the active involvement of church
in politics would foster development,
national identity and create stability in
society.
Ekweremadu stated this in a paper titled
‘The Role of the Church and Politician in
Committee forum of the Church of Nigeria
(Anglican Church), which held at the All
Saints Cathedral, Onitsha, Anambra State
on Thursday.
The senator, who was represented by
a Senior Advocate of Nigeria, Professor
Offornze Amucheazi, equally enjoined
Christians in politics to be exemplary and
lead by biblical principles.
“Oftentimes, you hear Christians say
that the church should not be involved
in politics. That, by extension, is self-
a statement by his media aide Uche
Anichukwu.
He said: “It is important that the
church does not remain aloof, but should
play a decisive role in the task of nation-
building. In doing so, she helps to foster
development, national identity, and create
stability in society.
“It is this lack of national identity and
instability that has brought our country to
where it is today. It is the lack of national
identity that has fostered the divisiveness
Ekweremadu said the church could
participate in politics and nation-building
without being partisan by engaging in
political education, mass mobilisation
for political participation, encouraging
obedience to constituted authorities and
rule of law, counselling and nurturing of
political leaders, capacity building and
peer review opportunities for leaders, and
acting as watchdog of the polity by calling
out leaders, when they fail, but encouraging
them where they have done well.

Membership: No APC member will be left out — Gov Buni
By Ibrahim Baba Saleh (Damaturu), Hamisu
Kabir Matazu & Saawua Terzungwe
(Abuja)
Yobe State Governor and
Chairman of the All Progressives
Congress (APC) national caretaker
and extraordinary convention
planning committee, Mai Mala
Buni has said no member of the
party would be left out in the on-
going membership registration
and revalidation exercise of the
party.
The Buni-committee had
declared the nationwide
exercise to update and validate
membership registers across its
chapters.
Dust has been trailing the
exercise across the country with
the pioneer National Chairman
of the party, Chief Bisi Akande,
describing the exercise as an
aberration. The leader of the
party, Aiswaju Bola Tinubu and
Comrade Adams Oshiomhole
have supported Akande’s position
on the exercise.
Speaking after revalidating his
membership in Bunigari, Gujba
LGA, Yobe State, Buni maintained
that the exercise was within the
confines of the law under Article
(9) 4 of the party.
“Article (9) 4 of our party is very
Stakeholders meet over Delta crisis
 Yobe State governor and Chairman APC Caretaker Extraordinary
Convention Planning Committee, Mai Mala Buni revalidated his
membership of the party at Buni Gari ward yesterday
clear about what we are doing; we
cannot do anything outside the
constitution. I am assuring all our
party members that no one would
be left unregistered.
“The exercise is going according
to plan, as expected and would avail
the party the chance to wax stronger
by having more membership in the
country,” he said.
Meanwhile, the Presidential
Support Committee (PSC), has
urged officials of the APC carrying
out the revalidation exercise to
execute the exercise dutifully,
transparently and with the fear of
God.
Doing that, according to a
statement by the National Facilitator
of the PSC, Gideon Sammani, will
enable the party to produce an
authentic membership register.
The committee also advised the
leadership of the party to refrain
from anything that would scuttle or
tarnish the exercise.
“The exercise should be seen to
be free, fair and transparent and no
one should attempt to hijack it at
any level,” Sammani urged.
Stakeholders meet over Delta
crisis
Also, yesterday, stakeholders
of the APC met at the party’s
national secretariat in Abuja, and
deliberated on how to resolve
the crisis rocking the Delta State
chapter of the party over the
registration exercise.
The party had suspended the
exercise in the state following the
intense crisis rocking the chapter.
Addressing newsmen, Niger
State governor and chairman of
the APC national membership
registration and revalidation
exercise, Sani Bello, said the
meeting agreed on a workable
method to move the party forward.
“It is not unusual in a political
process that you have differences,
opinions and what have you. So,
Delta State is a very important
state for us in the South-South.
And we have been able to agree on
a workable method to move the
party forward.
“So I hope that going forward,
we won’t have to come here from
Delta State. They should be able to
resolve their issues back home,” he
said.
Seek APC presidential
ticket, women
leaders tell Okorocha
By Saawua Terzungwe
Women leaders across the
six geo-political zones in the
country have asked a former
governor of Imo State, Sen.
Rochas Okorocha, to seek
the presidential ticket of
the ruling All Progressives
Congress (APC) in 2023.
The women, under the aegis
of Woddi Women Voices led by
Okorocha’s wife, Dr. Nneoma
Okorocha, made the demand
when they paid him a visit
yesterday, at his private office
in Abuja.
Speaking at the event,
Okorocha’s wife, Dr. Nneoma,
said, “These women you
are seeing here are not here
because of political party or
religion or ethnicity; they are
here because they want a good
Nigeria. We cannot afford to
fold our hands anymore.”
Women leaders who spoke
at the event were; Betty
Oluntede (South-West), Hadiza
Ibrahim (North-Central), Joyce
Osaro (South-South), Zainab
Musa (North-West), Honor
Onyebuchukwu (South-East)
and Fatima Saleh (North-East).

APC reconciliation: Jaji refutes N100m Yari/Marafa deal
By Saawua Terzungwe who was a key player in the Marafa
faction, told newsmen yesterday
A former governorship aspirant in Abuja that the claim was a
on the platform of the All campaign of calumny aimed at de-
Progressives Congress (APC) in marketing APC in the state ahead
Zamfara State, Rep Aminu Sani of the 2023 elections.
Jaji, has refuted claims that a The Governor Mai Mala Buni-
former governor of the state, led Caretaker/Extraordinary
Abdulaziz Yari, gave the Senator Convention Planning Convention
Kabiru Marafa-led defunct had last week, invited and
faction of the party N100 million reconciled Yari and Marafa at the
to collapse its structure into the APC National Secretariat, putting
mainstream APC in the state. an end to the long-standing feud
Jaji, a former chairman, House over the control of party structure
Committee on Internal Security in the state.
Jaji, while refuting the N100
million claim, said the Kabiru
faction sheathed its sword to allow
peace to reign in the state chapter
of the party and enable the APC to
reclaim power in the next election.
He explained that during
the meeting with the national
leadership of the party, it was
agreed that Yari remained the APC
leader in the state, while Marafa
was requested to withdraw his
pending litigation in court and
collapse his structure into the
mainstream.
Group condemns smear campaign against N/Assembly clerk
By Itodo Daniel Sule
A group, Professional Mediators
and Conciliators, has raised an
alarm over alleged desperate
moves to tarnish the image
of the Clerk of the National
Assembly, Arch. Ojo Amos
Olatunde, through unfounded
allegations of shady dealings.
An NGO known as Equity
and Transparency Development
Initiative had in a petition urged
the Independent Corrupt Practices
and other Related Offences
Commission (ICPC) to investigate
Olatunde over interference in ICT
contract award.
A statement issued, yesterday,
by Comrade Igbotako Nowinta,
Executive Director of the group,
maintained that the clerk is a
man of impeccable character with
unblemished record of service,
and wondered why the group is
accusing him of abetting espionage
as well as influencing award of ICT
contract in the National Assembly
to a company in which he has
interest.
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Protest hits Lagos-Abeokuta expressway
as vehicle kills female student
From Peter Moses, Abeokuta
C
ommuters and
travellers plying the
Lagos-Abeokuta
Expressway were on
Thursday stranded around
Itori and Wasimi villages
as protesting secondary
school students blocked
the road.
The students of United
Comprehensive High
School, Wasimi in Ewekoro
Local Government Area
were protesting against the
alleged killing of a female
student.
The victim was said to
have been knocked down
and died in front of the
school by a truck.
They prevented vehicles
from both sides of the
road from moving, as they
created barricades along the
expressway to express their
anger.
Motorists had to divert to
bush paths and abandoned
roads which crisscrossed
villages around Wasimi
village.
The development affected
the free flow of vehicles both
inward Lagos and outward
Abeokuta as vehicles were
stranded for hours.
Some people were also
reportedly injured during
the protest.
The Sector Commander,
Federal Road Safety Corps
(FRSC) in Ogun, Ahmed
Umar, confirmed the
incident.
He said: “A Toyota Space
Bus without number plates
suspected to be ‘Tokunbo’
hit a Senior Secondary
School girl who died
immediately.
“As a result of this
incident, some boys set
the vehicle ablaze, while
two policemen who came
to quell the crisis were
wounded.
“Patrol operatives had
earlier evacuated the body
of the dead student to the
morgue of the General
Hospital, Ifo before the
crisis erupted.
“The Area Commander,
the DPO in the area with the
Acting Unit Commander
have put the issue under
control assuring that the
police will investigate the
matter.
“Normalcy has returned
to the area as the irate
youths have left the road
and traffic is now flowing
without interruption.”
 Workers at the
construction site of
the ongoing Kaduna-
Eastern Bye-Pass
Project, in Kaduna
State yesterday.
Photo: NAN
NEWS
Prof Abdur-
Rahman takes
over as new
FULafia VC
From Ibraheem Hamza Muhammad
Professor Shehu Abdur-Rahman
has taken over the reigns in Federal
University of Lafia (FULafia) from
Professor Muhammad Sanusi Liman
as the third vice-chancellor of the
institution.
Speaking after he took over, Prof.
Shehu said he was prepared for
his new assignment by the process
that saw him emerge as the vice-
chancellor, describing the process “as
very tedious and reflected integrity,
innovation and excellence.”
He thanked the members of the
governing council of the university,
led by Emeritus Professor Munzali
Jibril, for making it possible for the
best candidate to emerge as vice-
chancellor and “all the developments
witnessed in the institution, especially
in the last five years.”
He charged workers to discharge
their functions with sincerity, bearing
in their mind the need to develop the
university to make it compete with
older ones in Nigeria.
In his speech, former Vice-
Chancellor Liman said he was leaving
behind a fast developing university,
adding he felt privileged to have
headed the institution.
He called on members of
the governing council, senate,
management team and staff to
“cooperate with Abdur-Rahman as
you have all cooperated with me to
make FULafia greater.”

Insecurity: Leaders of conscience want speedy implementation of ranching 400-level medical student
From Abdullateef Aliyu, Lagos called on governments in Nigeria to
immediately adopt cattle ranching
The group also announced 1st of
May, 2020 as the commencement
emerges winner of Kebbi
The leadership of the National
Consultative Front, NCFront,
instead of cattle grazing.
NCFront’s Head of Public Affairs
date of the independent People’s
Constitutional Conference for Nigeria
Qur’anic Recitation
yesterday hailed the Northern Bureau, Dr. Tanko Yunusa, said the initiated by Leaders of Conscience From Aliyu M. Hamagam, Birnin Kebbi
governors and the Nigerian Senate position of the Northern Governors’ to prevent civil war and anarchy in
over their position on Cattle Ranching Forum if well implemented in good Nigeria. A 400-level medical student of
as against grazing to douse the time, “will reduce farmers-herders The conference coordinating Usmanu Danfodio University Sokoto,
heightening ethnic strife and violence clashes and also expose criminal and team is to be anchored by Dr Olisa Kabiru Sani, has emerged as the overall
in Nigeria. unauthorized elements, whether Agbakoba, SAN, Dr Hakeem Baba winner in the male category in Kebbi
It will be recalled that the Leaders alien or local using our bushes and Ahmed, Dr Mrs Tokunbo Awolowo State Qur’anic recitation competition.
of Conscience of NCFront in their forest to wreak havoc on innocent and Dosunmu, and Dr Obadiah Mailafia, Sani, who emerged the best in
national address on February 2, 2021, unsuspecting Citizens of Nigeria.” among others. memorisation of 60 hifz of the Holy
Qur’an, got a prize of a tricycle.
Kalu challenges governors on Edo resident doctors tackle Under the female category for the
recitation of 60 hifz of the Holy Quran,
rising insecurity Obaseki over graft claim an Islamic Teacher, Hamida Bala,
emerged the overall winner and went
From Joseph Amedu, Lokoja were worrisome, stressed away with the same prize as her male
that the governors From Usman A. Bello, Benin drawn from the State Hospitals counterpart.
Senator Orji Uzor Kalu has remained the best leaders Management Board, Edo Speaking at the closing ceremony of
told the governors of the that could effectively use The Association of Resident Specialist Hospital, Edo Primary the competition on Thursday in Birnin
36 states of the federation their positions to remedy Doctors (ARD) branch in Edo Healthcare Agency and the Kebbi, the state governor, Abubakar
that they have the greatest the situation. State Hospital Management Ministry of Health at the Atiku Bagudu, said there was a plan in
role to play to tackle the Responding, Governor Board has denied the allegation government house. the offing to invest over N250 million
rising insecurity in Nigeria Bello expressed delight of corruption against doctors Responding, the ARD in in Islamic schools in the state.
ahead of the federal with the encouragement in the employment of the state a statement signed by Dr Bagudu added that each of the
government. and motivation extended government made against them Osayande Edorisiagbon and Dr selected 504 schools would access the
The former governor to him by Senator Kalu to by Governor Godwin Obaseki. Ovbiagele Uaboi, president and sum of N500,000 out of the proposed
of Abia State spoke, lead the state on the right Governor Obaseki had on secretary-general respectively, fund.
yesterday when he paid a path since he came on Monday condemned what after an emergency meeting, Bagudu, who was represented by his
courtesy visit to Governor board. he described as high-level described Obaseki’s comments as Chief of Staff, Suleman Mohammed
Yahaya Bello of Kogi On the ongoing APC corruption in the healthcare unsubstantiated. Argungu, said the proposed fund
State at Lugard House in membership registration system in the state, saying his The body said they were would be spent on renovation and
Lokoja. and validation exercise, administration would insist on a unaware of any independent equipping of the schools.
Senator Kalu, who said he disclosed that the party new order and that doctors must panel set up by the government He said out of the N500,000 for each
the alarming cases of was making progress as render services to Edo people to where any doctor was indicted for of the schools, the sum of N100,000
kidnapping, banditry and no fewer than 25 million justify their salaries. any form of financial impropriety cash would be given to them while the
armed robbery across the people had joined the Obaseki made the allegation and challenged the government remaining amount would be used in
country in recent times largest party in Africa. during a meeting with doctors to make its findings public. renovating the schools.
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UMEZE OLUCHUKWU EMMANUELLA
now wish to be known and addressed as
OBUZOR OLUCHI EMMANUELLA. All
former documents remain valid. Banks
and general public take note.
OGUCHE: I formerly known as
OGUCHE ANAZUO BLESSING now
wish to be known as OGUCHE FRIDAY
ANAZUO BLESSING, all former
documents remain valid authority concern
and general public should take note.
JOHN: I formerly known
as Cecilia Eje Ana now wish to be
known as John Cecilia, all former
documents remain valid authority
concern and general public should
take note.
JOSEPH: The name captured during
registration for my National Identity card
was wrongly captured as Joseph Emmanuel,
instead of Joseph Sunday and the date of birth
is 22th December 1992 not 1st February 1999.
All former document remain valid, Authority
concerned and general public should take note
I, formerly known as
MUHAMMAD YAKUBU now wish to be
known and addressed as MUHAMMED
YAKUBU and my correct date of birth
is 17/07/1968. All former documents
remain valid. General public take note.
.AMINU : I formally known as
LAMI HASSAN, now wish to be known
and addressed as UMMU HASSAN
AMINU, All former documents remain
valid, Authorities concerned and
general public should please take note
DAWU : I formally known as
ABDULGAFFAR NASIR MOHAMMED
now wish to be known and addressed
as ABDULGAFFAR NASIR DAWU,
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should please take note.
KOFARMATA: I formally known
as NASIRU SANI .K. MATA, now
wish to be known and addressed as
NASIRU SANI KOFARMATA, All former
documents remain valid, Authorities
concerned and general public should
please take note.
HALADU : I formally known
as AUDU HARUNA, now wish to be
known and addressed as AUWALU
HALADU, All former documents remain
valid, Authorities concerned and
general public should please take note.
SULEIMAN : I formally known
as HUSSIENA SULE,now wish to be
known and addressed as HUSSEINA
SULEIMAN, All former documents
remain valid, Authorities concerned and
general public should please take note..
YUSUF: I formally known as
SUKURA HASHIMU now wish to be
known and addressed as SHUKURA
HASHIM YUSUF, All former documents
remain valid, Authorities concerned and
general public should please take note.
.SAIDU : I formally known as
NEHEMIAH SHUAIBU now wish to
be known and addressed as HARUNA
SAIDU,All former documents remain
valid, Authorities concerned and
general public should please take note.
.AYUBA : I formally known as
CHONGDAH IBRAHIM,now wish to be
known and addressed as ABIGAIL
AYUBA, All former documents remain
valid, Authorities concerned and
general public should please take note.
ALI: I formerly known as
ZARA MOHAMMED, now wish to
be known and addressed as ZARA
MOHAMMED ALI. All former
documents remain valid, general
public take note
SIRAJO: I, formerly known and
addressed as MOHD SIRAJO SULEIMAN,
now wish to be called and addressed as
SIRAJO SULAIMAN MUHAMMAD, and
correct DOB is 11-08-1987. All former
documents remain valid, constituted authorities
and the general public should please take note.
ALI: I formerly known as
YAKUBU ABAU, now wish to be
known and addressed as MAMMAN
ABUBAKAR ALI. All former
documents remain valid, general
public take note
KALA: I formerly known as
JIDDA AMBADDI, now wish to
be known and addressed as JIDDA
AMBADDI KALA. All former
documents remain valid, general
public should please take note
SAMAILA: I, formerly known and
addressed as SAMAILA SABO, now wish
to be called and addressed as SAMAILA
IBRAHIM SABO. All former documents
remain valid, constituted authorities and
the general public should please take
note.
MARYAM: I, formerly known and
addressed as MARYAM ABUBAKAR
BOKO, now wish to be called and
addressed as MARYAM MUHAMMAD.
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constituted authorities and the general
public should please take note.
IBRAHIM: I, formerly known and
addressed as MAL IBRAHIM HASSAN,
now wish to be called and addressed
as IBRAHIM HASSAN. All former
documents remain valid, constituted
authorities and the general public should
please take note.
RABI’ATU: I, formerly known and
addressed as RABI’ATU MUHAMMAD,
now wish to be called and addressed
as RABI’ATU MUHAMMAD AUWAL.
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constituted authorities and the general
public should please take note.
HAJARA: I, formerly known
and addressed as HAJARA UMARU
OLAWALE, now wish to be called
and addressed as HAJARA UMARU.
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constituted authorities and the general
public should please take note.
KABIRU: I, formerly known and
addressed as KABIRU BELLO, now wish
to be called and addressed as KABIRU
BELLO WAZIRI. All former documents
remain valid, constituted authorities and
the general public should please take
note.
ABDULLAHI: I formerly known as
MUHAMMAD KAWWJI ABDULLAHI,
now wish to be known as MIJINYAWA
ABDULLAHI. All former documents
remain valid. Authorities concerned and
general public should take note.
ESTHER: I formerly known
as DAVOU ESTHER DAVOU, now
wish to be known as DAVOU JOHN
ESTHER. All former documents
remain valid. All Authorities and
general public should take note.

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ESTHER: I formerly known
as ESTHER GOTOM, now wish to
be known as ZAMMEH, ESTHER
KWOTNA’AN. All former documents
remain valid. All Authorities and
general public should take note.
MAUREEN: I formerly known
as LEBECHI MAUREEN BARNABAS,
now wish to be known as AMOBI
LEBECHI MAUREEN. All former
documents remain valid. All Authorities
and general public should take note.
ELIZABETH: I formerly
known as MICHAEL ELIZABETH
ESSIEN, now wish to be known as
UTO ELIZABETH ESSIEN. All former
documents remain valid. All Authorities
and general public should take note.
JAMILU: I formerly known as ABUBAKAR
JAMILU, now wish to add the name ‘ALHASSAN’
to my existing name ‘ABUBAKAR, JAMILU’ to be
known as ABUBAKAR, JAMILU ALHASSAN and my
date of birth was captured on BVN as 1st January,
1992 instead of 1st January, 1997. All former
documents remain valid. All Authorities and general
public should take note.
SUNDAY: I formerly known
as FUMAND SUNDAY, now wish to
be known as SUNDAY YOP JANG.
All former documents remain valid.
All Authorities and general public
should take note.
MARTHA: I formerly known
as MARTHA GOWOK, now wish to
be known as EMMANUEL ROSE.
All former documents remain valid.
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should take note.
MARFE: I formerly known
as JOHN MARFE MERCY, now
wish to be known as MARFE JOHN
BALI. All former documents remain
valid. All Authorities and general
public should take note.
AJIJI: I formerly known as
AGYEM AJIK captured on BVN,
now wish to be known as ITSE
AJIJI. All former documents remain
valid. All Authorities and general
public should take note.
VERONICA: I formerly
known as ADAMU ZELIHA, now
wish to be known as ADAMU
VERONICA. All former documents
remain valid. All Authorities and
general public should take note.
PEACE: I formerly known
as PEACE EZEKIEL BOYI, now
wish to be known as BOYI PEACE
ASENA. All former documents
remain valid. All Authorities and
general public should take note.
CHRISTIANA: I formerly known
as THOMAS CHRISTIANA TONGJAB,
now wish to be known as NATENG
CHRISTIANA NGWAI. All former
documents remain valid. All Authorities
and general public should take note.
CHIDIMMA: I formerly known
as OKWUOSA CHIDIMMA JULIET
and OKWUOSA CHIDIMMA REBECCA,
now wish to be known as ONWUKIKE
CHIDIMMA REBECCA. All former
documents remain valid. All Authorities
and general public should take note.
PATRICIA: I formerly known
as MISS. PATRICIA IJEOMA
OKWUDIMMA and PATRICIA IJEOMA
IKE, now wish to be known as MRS. IKE,
PATRICIA JOY. All former documents
remain valid. All Authorities and general
public should take note.
WAKILI: I formerly known
as ATANG ATSEN, now wish to be
known as BABAYO WAKILI. All
former documents remain valid. All
Authorities and general public should
take note.
MUSA, I formerly known as
SAIDU MUSA now wish to be called and
addressed as MUSA SAIDU. All former
documents remain valid. Authorities
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public should please take note.
SUNUSI, I formerly known as
SUNUSI ALIYU A now wish to be called
and addressed as SUNUSI AJINGI
ALIYU. All former documents remain
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note.
IBRAHIM, I formerly known
as IBRAHIM MUKHTAR now wish to
be called and addressed as IBRAHIM
GAMBO MUKHTAR. All former
documents remain valid. Authorities
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public should please take note.
SALISU, I formerly known as
SALISU ABDURRAHAMAN now wish
to be called and addressed as ALHAJI
SALISU BASIRU. All former documents
remain valid. Authorities concerned and
members of the general public should
please take note.
ABBAS, I formerly known as
ABBAS SANI KABIRU YAKASAI now
wish to be called and addressed as
ABBAS SANI YAKASAI. All former
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UMAR, I formerly known as
UMAR ALI AHMAD now wish to be
called and addressed as UMAR ALI
AHMED. All former documents remain
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note.
UMAR, I formerly known as
UMAR AMINU JIBRIN now wish
to be called and addressed as UMAR
AMINU. All former documents remain
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note.
I Formerly known as IBRAHIM
USMAN MUHAMMADU now
wish to be called and addressed
as IDRIS IBRAHIM. All former
documents remain valid Authority
concern and general public note
KAMAL, I formerly known as
KAMALUDEEN ABUBAKAR now wish
to be called and addressed as KAMAL
ABUBAKAR. All former documents
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members of the general public should
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SAFIYA, I formerly known
as SAFIYA ABDULLAHI MUSA now
wish to be called and addressed as
SAFIYA MUSA ABDULLAHI. All former
documents remain valid. Authorities
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EDNA, I formerly known as
ELISHA EDNA now wish to be called
and addressed as EDNA EMOEFE
AGBRO. All former documents remain
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note.
DANLADI, I formerly known as
USMAN DANLADI now wish to be called
and addressed as DANLADI USMAN
IBRAHIM. All former documents remain
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I Formerly known as
ABUBAKAR ALHASSAN now
wish to be called and addressed
as YUSUF IBRAHIM. All former
documents remain valid Authority
concern and general public note
I Formerly known as Jibrin
Kabiru Muhammed now wish to
be called and addressed as Jibrin
Kabiru. All former documents remain
valid Authority concern and general
public note
I formaly known as ZAINAB
MUHAMMAD DANEJI,DOB 1 JAN
1981 now wish to be known and called
as SUMAYYA KAMILU,DOB 01 JAN
1981. All former documents remain valid
Authority concern and general public note
I Formerly known as Rabiu
abdullahi now wish to be called
and addressed as rabiu abulayi .
All former documents remain valid
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public note
I Formerly known as
MOHAMMED MUDANSIR now wish to
be called and addressed as MUDANSIR
YAU GIRBOBO. All former documents
remain valid Authority concern and
general public note
I Formerly known as Sadiq Sagir
Nuhu adams Adams now wish to be
called and addressed as SADIQ SAGIR
NUHU. All former documents remain
valid Authority concern and ministry of
Education Science &Technology General
Public to take Note
I Formerly known as
LABARAN IBRAHIMnow wish to
be called and addressed asLAMARA
IBRAHIM NAKANO. All former
documents remain valid Authority
concern and general public note
I Formerly known as RABIATU
DAHIR ABULRAHMAN 07/08/1981
now wish to be called and addressed as
RABAITU DAHIR ABDULLAHI. DOB
7/8/1980. All former documents remain
valid Authority concern and general public
note
BINTA, I formerly known as
HADIZA SALISU now wish to be
called and addressed as BINTA MUHD.
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NAFISAT, I formerly known
as NAFISAT YAKUB ABDULKADIR
now wish to be called and addressed
as NAFISAT YAKUBU ABDULKADIR.
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USMAN, I formerly known as
HARUNA ABBA MUHAMMAD now wish
to be called and addressed as USMAN
HAMZA. All former documents remain
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note.
I was formerly known as ZAKARI
INUWA now wish to be known and
called as ZAKARI MUHAMMAD
INUWA. All my former documents
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general public should please take note
I was formerly known as ASIYA
ADAMU now wish to be known
and called as ASIYA AHMAD. All
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MUHAMMAD : I formerly known
and called MUHAMMAD ABDULMINI
DANYAYA now wish to be known and
addressed as ABDULMUMINU MUHAMMAD
DANYAYA. All former documents remain
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public to please take note.
YAHAYA, I formerly known as
HASSAN ALASAN now wish to be called
and addressed as YAHAYA ALASAN
USAINI. All former documents remain
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AISHATU, I formerly known as
AISHATU IBRAHIM USMAN now wish
to be called and addressed as AISHATU
AHMAD IBRAHIM. All former
documents remain valid. Authorities
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MUHAMMAD, I formerly known as
MUHAMMAD ABUBAKAR now wish to
be called and addressed as MUHAMMAD
SANI ABUBAKAR. All former documents
remain valid. Authorities concerned and
members of the general public should
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ABDULWAHAB, I formerly
known as ALKALI ABDULWAHAB now
wish to be called and addressed as
ABDULWAHAB ZAKAR. All former
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SANI, I formerly known as SANI
IBRAHIM now wish to be called and
addressed as SANI IBRAHIM ADAM.
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MUHAMMAD, I formerly known as
MUHAMMAD ILIYASU ABDULLAHI DOB
= 18/5/2000 now wish to be called and
addressed as MUHAMMAD ILIYASU DOB
= 1/5/2003. All former documents remain
valid. Authorities concerned and members of
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VERIFICATION OF NAME
, I formerly known as UMAR UMAR
USMAN now wish to be called and
addressed as UMAR USMAN. All former
documents remain valid. Authorities
concerned and members of the general
public should please take note.
MUSA, I formerly known as
MUKTARI MUSA now wish to be called
and addressed as MUSA MOHAMMED
SANI. All former documents remain valid.
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CHANGE OF NAME, I formerly
known as MUSA MAI DIKUMA now wish
to be called and addressed as MUSA
MAINA ADA. All former documents
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ADAMA, I formerly known as
ADAMA MUHAMMAD ABUBAKAR
now wish to be called and addressed as
ADAMA MUHAMMAD TAHIR. All former
documents remain valid. Authorities
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public should please take note.
MUSA, I formerly known as MUSA
MOHAMMED now wish to be called
and addressed as MUSA MOHAMMED
KARAGE dob:30/11/1990. All former
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SANI, I formerly known as
MOHAMMADU SANI MOHAMMADU
now wish to be called and addressed
as SANI MUHAMMAD. All former
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ALIYU., I formerly known as
ALIYU IDRIS now wish to be called
and addressed as ALIYU. IDRIS GIWA.
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MUHAMMAD, I formerly known
as MUHAMMAD SALISU DAKATA
now wish to be called and addressed as
MUHAMMAD SALIHU ADAM. All former
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INUSA, I formerly known as
MUSA MUHAMMAD now wish to
be called and addressed as INUSA
MOHAMMED. All former documents
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ALKASIM, I formerly known as
ALKASIM BALA HUSINI now wish to
be called and addressed as ALKASIM
BALA MAKWARARI. All former
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ADENIKE: I formerly known as
Miss ADENIKE GRACE IJAOLA now
wish to be called and addressed as Mrs
ADENIKE GRACE TIAMIYU all former
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SUWAIBA: I, formerly known
as SUWAIBA AHMED DAHIRU, now
wish to be known and called SUWAIBA
BUHARI MASHKOOR.All former
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please take note
MUHAMMED: I, formerly known as
MUHAMMED AISHAT OLAMIDE, now wish
to be known and addressed as MUHAMMED
AISHAT OJOCHIDE. Address : 6,idiroko
street etegbin lagos.All former documents
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authority concerned to please take note
SANI: I formerly known as
SANI HASSAN SAMAILA now
wish to be called and addressed as
SANI HASSAN all former documents
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SHEM: I formerly known as
ELISHA MICHAEL CHEM now wish
to be called and addressed as SHEM
ILESHA all former documents remain
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CATHERINE: I, formerly known
as CATHERINE AKUBOR, now wish to
be known and addressed as CATHERINE
OJOCHENEMI JOHN.All former
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DAHIRU: I formerly known as
DAHIRU IDRIS now wish to be called
as DAHIRU IDRIS ADAMU all former
documents remain valid wrongly date
of birth 1/1/1979 correct date of birth
15/1/1992 general public all authority
concern should please take note
JENNIFER: I have been bearing
TABITHA JENNIFER EZEKIEL since
birth but now wish to be known and
addressed as JENNIFER EZEKIEL.
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HADIZA: I formerly known as
HADIZA YANGYADI YAHAYA now
wish to be called as HADIZA SANI
YAHAYA all former documents remain
valid general public all authority
concern should please take note
ABRAHAM: I, formerly known and
addressed as ABRAHAM MONDAY
DAVID . Now wish to be known and
addressed as ABRAHAM MONDAY
ANU. All former documents remain valid.
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CHIBUOGWU: I, formerly known
and addressed as CHIBUOGWU IFEOMA
ORAKWUE . Now wish to be known and
addressed as CHIBUOGWU IFEOMA
AGULEFO. All former documents remain
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MEDLINE: I, formerly known and
addressed as MEDLINE AMAUCHE
EZE . Now wish to be known and
addressed as MEDLINE UCHENNA
NWABUEZE. All former documents
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SHOBOWALE: I, formerly known
and addressed as BALOGUN RUKAYAT
ADEOLA . Now wish to be known and
addressed as SHOBOWALE RUKAYAT
ADEOLA. All former documents remain
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LUCAS: I, formerly known and
addressed as ADEBAYO VICTORIA
LUCAS . Now wish to be known and
addressed as LUCAS TEMITAYO
VICTORIA. All former documents
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DJOSSA: I, formerly known and
addressed as DJOSSA ABRAHAM
ISEYAN . Now wish to be known and
addressed as DJOSSA ABRAHAM
IFEOLUWA. All former documents
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APAH: I, formerly known
and addressed as APA RICHARD
OCHOLODADU . Now wish to be known
and addressed as APAH RICHARD
OCHOLODADU. All former documents
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FATADE: I, formerly known and
addressed as OPEISHA DORCAS
SOFIAT . Now wish to be known
and addressed as FATADE SOFIAT
DORCAS. All former documents remain
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OJUGBELE: I, formerly known and
addressed as BALOGUN MOYOSORE
MARIAM . Now wish to be known and
addressed as OJUGBELE MOYOSORE
MARIAM. All former documents remain
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ABIBAH: I, formerly known and
addressed as FOLAYEMI MOKEHINDE
ABEKE . Now wish to be known and
addressed as ABIBAH FOLAYEMI
MONAYAJO. All former documents
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BIOBAKU: I, formerly known and
addressed as ODUYEMI FUNKE TITILAYO .
Now wish to be known and addressed as BIOBAKU
MONSURAT ABIMBOLA. That I was born on
22nd day of February, 1978 not 24th day of May,
1990. All former documents remain valid. Authority
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ANIMASHAUN: I, formerly known
and addressed as AJAYI FUNMILAYO
FADEKEMI. Now wish to be known and
addressed as ANIMASHAUN FUNMILAYO
FADEKEMI. All former documents remain
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CORRECTION OF NAME ADELEKE : That
I ADELEKE ADENIKE KEMI is also the same
person as ADELEKE ADENIKE CHRISTIANAH.
Now wish to be known and addressed as ADELEKE
ADENIKE CHRISTIANAH. All former documents
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CORRECTION OF NAME AJOSE:
I, formerly known and addressed as
AJOSEH SETONJI SAMUEL . Now
wish to be known and addressed as AJOSE
SETON SAMUEL. All former documents
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OKOYEIGBO: I, formerly known
and addressed as Miss OSUYA JULIET
PRECIOUS . Now wish to be known and
addressed as Mrs OKOYEIGBO JULIET
PRECIOUS. All former documents
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FAFEMI-ABDULAZEEZ: I, formerly
known and addressed as FAFEMI MARIAM
OLUWAPELUMI . Now wish to be known
and addressed as FAFEMI-ABDULAZEEZ
MARIAM. All former documents remain
valid. Authority Concerned and General
public please take note.
IBRAHIM : I formerly known
and addressed as Aisha Ahmad
Tom . Now wish to be known and
addressed as Aisha Tom Ibrahim.
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ADEYEMI: I, formerly known and
addressed as OLAPADE MOTUNRAYO
IREMIDE . Now wish to be known and
addressed as ADEYEMI MOTUNRAYO
IREMIDE. All former documents remain
valid. Authority Concerned and General
public please take note.
BELLO: I, formerly known and
addressed as BELLO TUNDE MUFTAU
. Now wish to be known and addressed
as BELLO TUNDE MATTHEW. All
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ALAKPA: I, formerly known and
addressed as JOSHUA VICTORIA
MFON . Now wish to be known and
addressed as ALAKPA VICTORIA
MFON. All former documents remain
valid. Authority Concerned and General
public please take note.
ANNA: I, formerly known and
addressed as ANNA OGHENEKOME
IKALEGBE . Now wish to be known
and addressed as ANNA DANIEL
SOMUVIE. All former documents remain
valid. Authority Concerned, FCMB, UBA
and General public please take note.
KOLADE: I, formerly known and
addressed as ADETUNJI ROHEEMOT
OLUWADAMILOLA . Now wish to be known
and addressed as KOLADE ROHEEMOT
OLUWADAMILOLA. All former documents
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ASAOLU: I, formerly known and
addressed as AKINLADE MICHEAL
ADENIYI . Now wish to be known
and addressed as ASAOLU MICHEAL
ADENIYI. All former documents remain
valid. Authority Concerned and General
public please take note.
SALAKO: I, formerly known and
addressed as OMOGUNWA TOLULOPE
OLUWATOSIN . Now wish to be known
and addressed as SALAKO TOLULOPE
OLUWATOSIN. All former documents
remain valid. Authority Concerned and
General public please take note.
DAGAJI : I formerly known
as AISHA BULAMA. Now wish
to be known as AISHA DAGAJI
BULAMA. All former document
remain valid. General public should
take note.
SAIDU: I, formerly known as
ABDULLAHI SAIDU SAIDU now
wish to be known and addressed
as ABDULLAHI SAIDU. All former
documents remain valid. General
public should take note.
HABIBU: I, formerly known
as HABIBU UMARU SALISU now
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SPORT
Nadal laughs
off heckler;
Kenin’s title
defence end
in tearsPage
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48

Ahly sshock Palmeiras to take third at Club World Cup

African champion
champions Al Ahly penalties and Al Ahly captain said El-Shenawy. Mosimane.
Brazilia
shocked Brazilian giants Mohamed El-Shenawy saved It was a bitter defeat for South “We want to thank everybody...
Palmeiras to win the third- the final spot-kick from former American champions Palmeiras, even the groundsman who cut the
place play-off of the Club Juventus midfielder Felipe Melo to who won the Copa Libertadores grass. It’s a collective effort.”
World Cup in a penalty seal a 3-2 shoot-out victory. at the end of January by beating Egyptian side Al Ahly lost 2-0
shoot-out on Thu
Thursday. “It would have been better to Santos 1-0 in the final. to Bayern in Monday’s semifinal,
After a go goalless 90 play in the final, but you can see “Defeating the CONMEBOL thanks to two Robert Lewandowski
minutes, the game
g went how our performance showed even champions is a milestone,” said Al goals, while Palmeiras lost their
 Mohamed El-Shenawy straight to the doubters how we can play,” Ahly’s South African coach Pitso semifinal 1-0 to Tigres.

Confed Cup: Wike pledges N20m Kwara set to host

national junior

for Rivers United to beat Enyimba handball tourneys

By Olusola ‘Jide @jide_olusola
By David Ngobua The Handball Federation of Nigeria
(HFN) has announced a date for the

T
he Governor of Rivers
State, Nyesom Wike
has promised N20m
reward for players and
officials of Rivers United, if
they will beat fellow Nigeria
Professional Football
League side, Enyimba FC
in the first leg of the second
Preliminary Round of the
CAF Confederation Cup this
Sunday in Aba.
The governor made
the pledge yesterday at
the Government House,
Port Harcourt where he
presented two brand new
buses to Rivers United and
Rivers Angels Football club.
While Rivers United got
a state-of-the-art luxurious
bus, fitted with numerous
gadgets, Rivers Angels got
a 30-seater coaster bus, in
addition to the luxurious
bus that has been approved
for them.
Wike charged Rivers
United to go ahead and win
the CAF Confederation Cup,
assuring the players that
their lives would change
after the victory.
He, also, tasked Rivers
Angels to qualify for CAF
Women Champions
League and watch how
their lives would change
tremendously.
The governor went further
to motivate both teams by
promising them N10m for
 Sissoko Souleymane of Rivers United tries to dribble past Adekunle Adeniyi of Katsina
United
every away victory in their
quest to win all available
laurels in the continent and
local leagues.
The Rivers United football
club supporters were not
left out of the governor’s
magnanimity as he donated
a coaster bus to them.
While stating that sports
can serve as a catalyst
for development, Wike
commended both teams for
bringing a positive image to
the state.
On their part, the Rivers
State Commissioner of
Sports, Boma Iyaye and
president of Sports Writers
Association of Nigeria,
National U-18 and U-21 Handball
Championship 2021 which is slated
to be held in Ilorin, Kwara State.
The Secretary general of the
Handball Federation of Nigeria,
Alhaji Maigidansanma Mohammed
said in a statement that the National
cadet Championships will be held
from March 25 - April 2, 2021 at the
newly renovated handball courts in
Ilorin.
While thanking the Kwara State
government led by Governor
Abdulrahman Abdulrazaq for their
magnanimous decision to host the
Championship, he also revealed
that the HFN Technical Team will
visit Ilorin for inspection of the
facilities from February 24-26, 2021.
Meanwhile, the National U-18
Male Handball Team are preparing
earnestly ahead of the 16th Male
Africa Youth Championship holding
from March 16-21, 2021 in Agadir,
Morocco.
Twenty-five invited players are
presently in close camping since
February 7, 2021 at the Aguiyi Ironsi
Cantonment in Abuja under the
tutelage of experienced coaches,
Emeka Joseph and Sabo Musa Oji.
Some of the boys were discovered
SWAN, Honour Sirawoo
in previous National under age
commended Governor
Championships organised by the
Wike’s vision and drive for
Handball Federation of Nigeria.
sports development.
The National Cadet Male
Iyaye stated that the
Handball team won bronze at
best way for the teams to
the 14th edition of the youth
reciprocate the gesture of
continental Championship
the governor is to win all
organised by the Confederation
trophies on the local and
of Africa Handball (CAHB) held in
international scene.
Marrakech, Morocco in 2018.

Osimhen not at his best yet, says Gattuso

Napoli manager Gennaro
Gattuso has revealed Victor
Osimhen is far from his
best after featuring against
Atalanta in a Coppa Italia
game on Wednesday night.
The Nigeria international
was handed a starting role in
the encounter but struggled
to make much impact despite
playing for 79 minutes as his
side suffered a 3-1 loss in the
game.
Osimhen only recently
returned to the Parthenopeans
team after suffering a shoulder
injury while on international
duty with Nigeria in November.
The forward then contracted
coronavirus after visiting
the West African country to
celebrate his 22nd birthday
and the yuletide season.
Subsequently, Osimhen
did not play for the Stadio
San Paolo outfit for more than
90 days and after watching
the forward against Atalanta,
Gattuso revealed the forward is
still not at his best.
“It’s not easy to be at the top
of the game after being out for
94 days,” Gattuso told the club
website.
“He’s still lacking that
sharpness, which is his main
asset, but he’s gradually
making progress. He’s capable
of much more.”
Napoli paid a club-record
fee of 80 million to French
club Lille in order to secure
the signature of the Nigeria
international last summer.
The 22-year-old has
only made 13 appearances
across all competitions this
season, scoring two goals and
providing one assist.
Osimhen will hope to
deliver convincing showings
when Napoli take on Juventus
in their next league game on
Saturday.
Napoli are winless in their
last three games which ensured
they dropped to the sixth
spot on the league table after
gathering 37 points from 20
games.
Nigeria national team coach
Gernot Rohr will hope Osimhen
returns to his impressive form
before their 2022 Africa Cup of
Nations qualifiers in March.
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THE FRIDAY Jibrin IBRAHIM

The framework must be designed to
be mutually beneficial to pastoralists
Nadal laughs off heckler;
COLUMN jibrinibrahim@dailytrust.com and farmers. Any policy that does not Kenin’s title defence
take into consideration the welfare of
end in tears
Open grazing not sustainable BUT
both sides will most likely fail or meet
resistance by either side. It is clear
that pastoralism is not sustainable in

is ranching sustainable now?

Nigeria over the long term due to the
high population growth rate, expansion
of farming and loss of pasture and cattle

T
he fastest way to create the
greatest misery for the highest
number of Nigerians is to try to
break-up the country. For this reason,
I always re-read the quote from one of
the best historians we ever had that:
“There is no easy way to pull this
country apart. The problems arising
from such an exercise will be far bigger
than the problem of trying to keep
it going. The value of the size, the
market, and the varieties of cultures
been taken. It is easy to say let’s stop
open-grazing, it’s another to provide
the policy package, investment and
support to make it a reality.
Pastoralism is the main livestock
production system in much of Africa
where pastoralists live in semi-arid
zones. It is a historically developed
strategy to cope with the uncertainties
associated with climate change, build-
up of parasites and other related
challenges. It is above all an efficient
routes. At the same time, pastoralism
cannot end or be prohibited in the
short term as there are strong cultural
and political-economic reasons for its
existence. It is important, therefore, to
develop a plan for a transitional period
during which new systems would be
put in place.
Experts should be assembled to map
out the duration, strategy and timelines
for the transition plan. As there is no
 Rafael Nadal
miracle model for solving the problems,

etc. are important and should not be
neglected.” Professor Ade Ajayi
We should always remember this.
Nonetheless, there is always a risk that
in spite of the potential advantages
of staying together, the politics of
brinkmanship that we play could one
day throw us all into the abyss.
Following a number of eviction
threats against pastoralists in the
southern part of the country, the
Northern Governors Forum (NGF)
met this week to discuss the tension
generated by the eviction orders. They
correctly identified the current crisis as
one that could do serious damage to the
already fragile security situation in the
country. If reprisal attacks occur, they
would be followed by further re-reprisal
attacks and the situation could get out
of hand. According to the communiqué
they released on Tuesday, they called
for an urgent meeting of all the 36 state
governors to meet under the platform
of the Nigeria Governors Forum (NGF)
and discuss the issue holistically
with a view to resolving all areas of
misunderstanding and conflicts arising
from these threats and suspicion for the
sake of national unity.
The communiqué called on
political leaders to segregate between
criminality and social groups in
their domains with a view to treating
criminals as criminals. The 19 northern
governors announced that the
current system of herding, conducted
mainly through open grazing was
no longer sustainable in view of
growing urbanisation and population,
way to produce livestock at relatively
low prices through the use of non-
commercial feeding stock. A pastoralist
cow goes to market after four years of
open-grazing and sells for 150,000 to
250,000 Naira. It produces between one
and two litres of milk daily while other
African cows produce 15 to 20 litres
daily. It’s simple economics, our hardy
all-suffering cows cannot be fed with
commercial feed because the return
on investment will simply not exist. To
stop open grazing is possible, BUT only
if we develop an improved breed that
has much higher levels of productivity
than we have today.
The challenge for Northern governors
is not the easy one of announcing the
end of open grazing, it is what they
will do to improve the breed and over
what time span. It is actually dangerous
to announce the end of open grazing
without a plan on how to end it. It is also
dangerous not to seek a way out of open
grazing because Nigerians from all
sections of the country are associating
the growing insecurity in the country
to the pastoralists community and are
taking measures against them. In other
words, the most urgent task before the
country is to develop policy measures
that would address the issues that have
arisen.
As violence between herdsmen and
farmers has grown and developed
into criminality, rural banditry
and mass kidnapping for ransom,
popular narratives creating meaning,
context and (mis) understandings
have emerged. The narratives in
R
the plan should simultaneously pursue afael Nadal laughed off a
a number of models including: gesticulating heckler as he brushed
Ranching works best in areas with aside Michael Mmoh and continued
lower population densities. Some his quest for history at the Australian Open
people have in jest suggested Sambisa on Thursday.
Game Reserve in the North East, why On a day when defending women’s
not – defeat Boko Haram and transform champion Sofia Kenin departed in tears,
it into a major meat and milk producing but top-ranked Ashleigh Barty progressed,
zone. Nadal was impeccable on Rod Laver
Semi-intensive systems of animal Arena.
husbandry should be pursued Teenager Coco Gauff, 16, who beat
accompanied with requisite investment Naomi Osaka to reach the fourth round
in infrastructure, training, extension, last year, saw her challenge ended by Elina
marketing and animal health service Svitolina. But Nadal, who has complained
delivery in conjuncture with the private of a bad back as he seeks a record 21st
sector. Grand Slam title, swept past America’s
The traditional form of pastoralism 177th-ranked Mmoh 6-1, 6-4, 6-2.
should continue for a period to be
agreed upon with some improvements
(in the form of coordinated mobility
Bayern Munich win
between wet and dry season grazing
areas and effective management of
Club World Cup final
farmers and pastoralists relations).
We need to evaluate our grazing
reserves policy as most of them are
located in forests, which have today
become ungoverned territory housing
both pastoralists and armed bandits.
There has to be a new approach to
open up the forests for easy access
and surveillance while developing
the infrastructure that would allow
for intensive livestock breeding. In
so doing, we need to also think about
our ecology and the importance of
maintaining our green cover and
actually growing the green belt in the
Sahel.
Commercial feeding of cattle  Benjamin Pavard
requires developing sufficient capacity

adding that they will aggressively
sensitise herdsmen on the need to
adopt new methods of herding by
ranching or other acceptable modern
methods. The governors, therefore,
appealed to the federal government
to support states with grants to
directly undertake pilot projects of
modern livestock production that will
serve as springboard and evidence
for breaking resistance to the full
implementation of new methods of
livestock production. I agree with
this statement. The reality, however,
is that the transformation of livestock
production was first announced by
the Northern Regional Government
in 1965, over 55 years ago but the
steps to implement them have not yet
the media and in popular discourse
have become part of the drivers for
expanding conflicts in the country. The
protagonists have been associated into
ethno-religious categories that fuel
conflicts between two distinct groups
depicted as perpetrators and victims,
respectively. The result is negatively
stereotyping between “the one” and
“the other” that leads further to ethnic
and religious bigotry, which fuels the
hate process. We must get out of this
hate trap.
The federal government, working
with governors, needs to develop a
new comprehensive policy framework
that actually spells out the steps that
could lead to the modernisation of
livestock production in the country.
to produce high nutrient grasses in
order to meet the feeding needs of the
improved herds. Given the climate
crisis, we need to develop alternative
low water and drought-resistant grasses
to be used to sustain the new industry
of commercial feeding of the cattle.
Finally, let us not forget that there are
two narratives about pastoral-farmer
relations in Africa. In some countries
such as Nigeria, it has been left to
deteriorate almost to the point of no
return. In other countries such as Chad,
Ethiopia and Niger, the pre-existing
institutionalised and functional
mechanisms for pre-empting and
resolving conflicts between farmers
and pastoralists have been maintained
thereby reducing serious conflict.
B
ayern Munich beat Mexico’s Tigres
UANL 1-0 on Thursday thanks to
Benjamin Pavard’s winner on the
hour, to win the Club World Cup title
and earn their sixth trophy in less than
nine months. Pavard scored in the 59th
minute following a VAR review and
in front of around 12 000 spectators
allowed into Education City Stadium,
after Tigres keeper Nahuel Guzman had
stopped a Robert Lewandowski header.
The Germans, who also twice hit
the woodwork, won all domestic and
European titles they competed for in
2020 and are the first team to match
Barcelona’s sextuple from 2009.
It was also Bayern coach’s Hansi
Flick’s sixth trophy since he took over in
November 2019.

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