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Health Record Central CRSPHCDA LIST OF SHORTLISTED CANDIDATES FOR EXAMINATION HEALTH RECORDS Exam No AppCode Name LGA Health facility Exam Veneu CEN1 MYAQ121242 elemi akpongho eni Abi ABI :: AGBA H/P :: ITIGIDIGOVISCO IKOM CEN2 FONH123982 nkechi idaka elias Abi ABI :: AKAREFOR H/C :: EKUREKUGOVISCO 1IKOM CEN3 MYAQ121282 glory inyang nkongha Yakuur ABI :: ANONG H/C :: EDIBA/ANONGGOVISCO IKOM BAH CEN4 HBQE121152 nkamanu, blessing joseph Abi ABI :: EGBORONYI H/C :: EKUREKUGOVISCO IKOM 2 CEN5 MYAQ121296 james sunday okon Abi ABI :: IBALEBO H/P :: ADADAMAGOVISCO IKOM CEN6 MYAQ121131 mboto, blessing sylvanus Abi ABI :: IGBO -IMABANA MODELGOVISCO :: IMABANA IKOM 1 CEN7 MYAQ121180 eunice mike ideba Abi ABI :: IGBO -IMABANA MODELGOVISCO :: IMABANA IKOM 1 CEN8 MYAQ121117 ibangha bassey patrick Abi ABI :: LEHANGHA H/C :: IMABANAGOVISCO IKOM 2 CEN9 KGRW121972 ideba eda edu Abi ABI :: LEVACHIEL H/P :: ITIGIDIGOVISCO IKOM CEN10 MYAQ121294 ruth Abi ABI :: LEVACHIEL H/P :: ITIGIDIGOVISCO IKOM CEN11 IXYX252278 ekpo, ihuoma sunny Abi ABI :: PHC USUMUTONGGOVISCO :: USUMUTON IKOM WARD CEN12 MYAQ121250 okpa patience samuel Abi ABI :: PHC USUMUTONGGOVISCO :: USUMUTON IKOM WARD CEN13 MYAQ121201 egbe dorathy patrick Abi ABI :: PHC NGAREBE :: EKUREKUGOVISCO 2IKOM CEN14 GFEC229472 nkanu, alice elemi Abi ABI :: PHC ITIGIDI :: ITIGIDIGOVISCO IKOM CEN15 HJUY630210 esther esebonu ivara Abi ABI :: PHC ITIGIDI :: ITIGIDIGOVISCO IKOM CEN16 LEYU321192 daniel george ikpi Abi ABI :: PHC ITIGIDI :: ITIGIDIGOVISCO IKOM CEN17 MYAQ121067 etorti patience john Abi ABI :: PHC ITIGIDI :: ITIGIDIGOVISCO IKOM CEN18 MYAQ121121 elenda bassey ani Abi ABI :: PHC ITIGIDI :: ITIGIDIGOVISCO IKOM CEN19 MYAQ121186 elogbo ntomo john Abi ABI :: PHC ITIGIDI :: ITIGIDIGOVISCO IKOM CEN20 MYAQ121190 isu eni bassey Abi ABI :: PHC ITIGIDI :: ITIGIDIGOVISCO IKOM CEN21 MYAQ121238 lesoda aji eze Abi ABI :: PHC ITIGIDI :: ITIGIDIGOVISCO IKOM CEN22 MYAQ121280 obongha anari eke Abi ABI :: PHC ITIGIDI :: ITIGIDIGOVISCO IKOM CEN23 JJKR123422 ibangha blessing igwu Abi ABI :: PHC :: IMABANA 1GOVISCO IKOM CEN24 MYAQ121039 edu charity edom Abi ABI :: PHC :: IMABANA 1GOVISCO IKOM CEN25 CKGH121302 elemi, mercy aja Abi ABI :: PHC ADADAMA :: ADADAMAGOVISCO IKOM CEN26 MYAQ121142 joshua emu ekom Abi ABI :: PHC ADADAMA :: ADADAMAGOVISCO IKOM CEN27 LFMZ537299 igbor diana george Abi ABI :: PHC AFAFANYI :: AFAFANYIGOVISCO /IGONIGONI IKOM CEN28 MEBP127272 elizabeth Abi ABI :: PHC EBOM :: EBOM/EBIJEKARAGOVISCO IKOM CEN29 CRSL224182 achua, comfort anku Boki BOKI :: CHC BATERIKO :: ALANKUGOVISCO IKOM CEN30 IIIL851297 abang blessing mbua Boki BOKI :: CHC BATERIKO :: ALANKUGOVISCO IKOM CEN31 IMFA228012 banyo bruno obun Boki BOKI :: CHC BATERIKO :: ALANKUGOVISCO IKOM CEN32 MYAQ121107 aria florence anne Boki BOKI :: CHC BATERIKO :: ALANKUGOVISCO IKOM CEN33 MYAQ121277 omang roseline ukpepi Boki BOKI :: CHC BATERIKO :: ALANKUGOVISCO IKOM CEN34 MYAQ121037 bisongedam marvin muji Boki BOKI :: HC BAKUM :: ALANKUGOVISCO IKOM CEN35 MYAQ121265 agbor, helen anyipi Boki BOKI :: HC BAKUM :: ALANKUGOVISCO IKOM CEN36 MYAQ121098 okwe lucy ijia Boki BOKI :: HC BUANCHOR :: GOVISCOBOJE WARD IKOM CEN37 IQSB322982 alia patience onyiekwigi Boki BOKI :: HC OWAMBE :: BEEBO/BUMAJIGOVISCO IKOM CEN38 CDJM224062 bisong emmanuel bisong Boki BOKI :: HC KACHIE :: BOJEGOVISCO WARD IKOM CEN39 MYAQ121081 onabe charity mbua Boki BOKI :: HC KACHIE :: BOJEGOVISCO WARD IKOM CEN40 BQXL127232 etta paul etta Boki BOKI :: HP ABIJIA :: BEEBO/BUMAJIGOVISCO IKOM CEN41 CVAK117287 owan agatha ada Boki BOKI :: HP ARANGHA :: BOJEGOVISCO WARD IKOM CEN42 CJYD221362 ata theresa akwe Boki BOKI :: MCH ENYI BOJE ::GOVISCO BOJE WARD IKOM CEN43 DWLQ110253 afor stella ishie Boki BOKI :: MCH ENYI BOJE ::GOVISCO BOJE WARD IKOM CEN44 KOLW223842 abang deborah busong Boki BOKI :: MCH ENYI BOJE ::GOVISCO BOJE WARD IKOM CEN45 MYAQ121197 eban, abigail jaka Boki BOKI :: MCH ENYI BOJE ::GOVISCO BOJE WARD IKOM CEN46 IFOR224642 abubang evelyn agbo Etung ETUNG :: H/POST BIJAH ::GOVISCO ABIA IKOM CEN47 GOFI106231 ikum endurance michael Obubra ETUNG :: H/POST EKIMKAEGOVISCO :: BENDEGHE IKOM CEN48 MYAQ121137 ayuk esther mbeh Etung ETUNG :: HEALTH POST EFFRAYAGOVISCO :: IKOMEKIM CEN49 MYAQ121184 abung awu daniel Etung ETUNG :: HEALTH POST EFFRAYAGOVISCO :: IKOMEKIM CEN50 MYAQ121278 victoria eja isong Etung ETUNG :: HEALTH POST EFFRAYAGOVISCO :: IKOMEKIM CEN51 MYAQ121144 catherine enegbe onongha Etung ETUNG :: PHC ABIJANG ::GOVISCO ABIJANG IKOM CEN52 JJIE225842 enya, grace abeh Etung ETUNG :: PHC ITAKA :: PHCGOVISCO ITAKA IKOM CEN53 MYAQ121138 agbor, glory oyem Etung ETUNG :: PHC MKPOT :: MKPOTGOVISCO IKOM CEN54 IGLH557291 ben eggung ayo Ikom IKOM :: Abankang Health GOVISCOPost :: NKARASI IKOM CEN55 MYAQ121120 ngore jessica nteka Ikom IKOM :: Abankang Health GOVISCOPost :: NKARASI IKOM CEN56 BZDE227862 okpa, ekuma awak Ikom IKOM :: Agbaragba PHC ::GOVISCO OFUTOP 2IKOM CEN57 MKIK495299 acha lydia okom Ikom IKOM :: Akparabong PHC GOVISCO:: AKPARABONG IKOM CEN58 KOCS860293 etta, peace nenka Ikom IKOM :: Balep Health CentreGOVISCO :: AFI IKOM CEN59 AYMQ121432 favour mbong kekung Boki IKOM :: CHC Ikom :: IKOMGOVISCO 1 IKOM CEN60 CLXK667281 ibi ukam ibi Biase IKOM :: CHC Ikom :: IKOMGOVISCO 1 IKOM CEN61 GCQP122872 umari ruth iyaji Ogoja IKOM :: CHC Ikom :: IKOMGOVISCO 1 IKOM CEN62 IWON223892 ekligbor immaculata etta Ikom IKOM :: CHC Ikom :: IKOMGOVISCO 1 IKOM CEN63 MYAQ121243 oyi patience owui Etung IKOM :: CHC Ikom :: IKOMGOVISCO 1 IKOM CEN64 IIGM125582 akonjom etanaje nsing Yala IKOM :: Edor PHC :: ABANYOMGOVISCO IKOM CEN65 MYAQ121033 akong constance mkpegara Ikom IKOM :: Edor PHC :: ABANYOMGOVISCO IKOM CEN66 MJAW852872 eyam, edim nkpena Ikom IKOM :: Ekukunella1 HealthGOVISCO Post :: OFUTOPIKOM 2 CEN67 MYAQ121244 obun, anna etta Ikom IKOM :: Emangabe PHC :: GOVISCONNAM IKOM CEN68 GJHB352038 obi patience obin Ikom IKOM :: IKOM LGA COUNCILGOVISCO :: IKOM IKOM 1 CEN69 MLLK121912 agbor bertha ekuma Ikom IKOM :: IKOM LGA COUNCILGOVISCO :: IKOM IKOM 1 CEN70 MYAQ121231 amu deborah mankpe Ikom IKOM :: IKOM LGA COUNCILGOVISCO :: IKOM IKOM 1 CEN71 MYAQ121122 sunday beatrice agbor Ikom IKOM :: ISABANG H/P :: IKOMGOVISCO 2 IKOM CEN72 DDRJ768298 okpomi cybel koko Ikom IKOM :: Nkarasi Health postGOVISCO :: NKARASI IKOM CEN73 MYAQ121009 osim, choice Ikom IKOM :: Okosora Health PostGOVISCO :: OFUTOP IKOM 2 CEN74 BROW129882 lucy ovat obeten Obubra OBUBRA :: HEALTH CENTREGOVISCO OFODUA IKOM :: OFODUA WARD CEN75 MYAQ121103 ovat happiness daniel Obubra OBUBRA :: HEALTH CENTREGOVISCO OFODUA IKOM :: OFODUA WARD CEN76 MYAQ121134 ayo elizabeth philip Obubra OBUBRA :: HEALTH CENTREGOVISCO OFODUA IKOM :: OFODUA WARD CEN77 MYAQ121174 ayang, joy sunday Obubra OBUBRA :: HEALTH CENTREGOVISCO IYAMITET IKOM :: IYAMI WARD CEN78 EMOA222362 inyang rosemary enang Obubra OBUBRA :: HEALTH CENTREGOVISCO AHAHA IKOM :: OVONUM WARD CEN79 MYAQ121228 ebokpo, shelly amos Obubra OBUBRA :: HEALTH POSTGOVISCO IYAMITET IKOM 2 :: IYAMI WARD CEN80 AWGD755281 bassey, erena david Obubra OBUBRA :: HEALTH POSTGOVISCO OSAKAN ::IKOM OFUMBONGHA/ YALA CEN81 GOIP220452 esther ekpe odong Obubra OBUBRA :: MCH OBUBRAGOVISCO :: URBAN IKOM WARD CEN82 MYAQ121123 obeten utubu peter Obubra OBUBRA :: MCH OBUBRAGOVISCO :: URBAN IKOM WARD CEN83 MYAQ121196 ogwa victory titus Obubra OBUBRA :: MCH OBUBRAGOVISCO :: URBAN IKOM WARD CEN84 MYAQ121206 esther ekpe odong Obubra OBUBRA :: MCH OBUBRAGOVISCO :: URBAN IKOM WARD CEN85 MYAQ121264 enyi, ada sunday Obubra OBUBRA :: MCH OBUBRAGOVISCO :: URBAN IKOM WARD CEN86 ABCN229792 okey godwin edom Obubra OBUBRA :: MPHC ABEBENEGOVISCO :: ABEBENE IKOM WARD CEN87 MYAQ121245 arong, rose john Obubra OBUBRA :: MPHC ABEBENEGOVISCO :: ABEBENE IKOM WARD CEN88 IHTS224662 uji gladys Obubra OBUBRA :: NKUM YALA HEALTHGOVISCO CENTRE IKOM :: OFUMBONGHA/ YALA CEN89 MYAQ121215 thelma enayi ovat Obubra OBUBRA :: NKUM YALA HEALTHGOVISCO CENTRE IKOM :: OFUMBONGHA/ YALA CEN90 BIHJ223982 asira onyina ibiam Obubra OBUBRA :: OCHON PHC ::GOVISCO OCHON WARDIKOM CEN91 MYAQ121119 ovat helen ebeden Obubra OBUBRA :: OCHON PHC ::GOVISCO OCHON WARDIKOM CEN92 MYAQ121146 ekpenyong comfort edim Obubra OBUBRA :: OCHON PHC ::GOVISCO OCHON WARDIKOM CEN93 MYAQ121258 obeten faith john Obubra OBUBRA :: OFODUA WATER-SIDEGOVISCO HEALTH IKOM CENTRE :: OFODUA WARD CEN94 KXYR323022 ajogbor freda ijiba Obubra OBUBRA :: OGADA 1 HEALTHGOVISCO CENTRE IKOM :: URBAN WARD CEN95 MYAQ121085 ebangwu martha edim Obubra OBUBRA :: OGADA 1 HEALTHGOVISCO CENTRE IKOM :: URBAN WARD CEN96 BIRD471291 idabi okpa oleje Obubra OBUBRA :: PHC APIAPUMGOVISCO :: APIAPUM IKOM WARD CEN97 BMMX129432 asira onyina ibiam Obubra OBUBRA :: PHC APIAPUMGOVISCO :: APIAPUM IKOM WARD CEN98 MYAQ121189 agwu, peter agwu Obubra OBUBRA :: PHC APIAPUMGOVISCO :: APIAPUM IKOM WARD CEN99 MYAQ121288 anthony iru eroma Obubra OBUBRA :: PHC APIAPUMGOVISCO :: APIAPUM IKOM WARD CEN100 EZFP321382 ayami, gift simon Obubra OBUBRA :: PHC IYAMOYOUNGGOVISCO :: IYAMI IKOM WARD CEN101 MYAQ121050 ogar, linda ayang Obubra OBUBRA :: PHC OFUM NOGOVISCO 3 :: OFUMBONGHA/ IKOM YALA CEN102 JCVH823234 eno, philomini omini Yakuur YAKURR :: H/ P IJIMAN :: IJIMANGOVISCO IKOM CEN103 MYAQ121116 omini josephine john Yakuur YAKURR :: H/ P IJIMAN :: IJIMANGOVISCO IKOM CEN104 MYAQ121179 omini lucy williams Yakuur YAKURR :: H/ P IJIMAN :: IJIMANGOVISCO IKOM CEN105 MYAQ121214 ubi, franca arikpo Yakuur YAKURR :: H/ P IJIMAN :: IJIMANGOVISCO IKOM CEN106 MYAQ121101 faith linus omini Yakuur YAKURR :: H/P ADUMA :: GOVISCOMKPANI AGOI IKOM CEN107 HTDS622228 okpa, stephen nkanu Yakuur YAKURR :: H/P AFREKPE ::GOVISCO EPENTI/AFREKPE IKOM CEN108 MYAQ120993 eteng, egu ekwe Yakuur
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