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UNIVERSITY OF MAIDUGURI (OFFICE OF THE REGISTRAR) UTME ADMISSION 2016/2017 SESSION COLLEGE OF MEDICINE MBBS S/No. REGISTRATION No. NAME 1 65012453FG PAUL LIZZY-ROSE OILONYE 2 65241316DD THOMAS TIMOTHY CHINDA 3 65988663FA HARUNA USMAN 4 65880541EI IBRAHIM KUBAIDU 5 66531268IJ UDECHUKWU FRANKLYN CHUKWUEMEKA 6 65305578ID DAUDA ADAMU ADAMU 7 66546199BD MUKTAR USMAN MODIBBO 8 65989125CC ADEBAYO ABRAHAM SUNDAY OMEIZA 9 65759941DI ORLU-OMA CHIMELE 10 65021759HE AKIN VICTOR SAMARI 11 65488101HJ LUKA SHELLE 12 65859958AI TERHEMBA JERRY SAANIYOL 13 65875581IH UMAR ABUBAKAR 14 65891180EE BUBA BASHIR A 15 65295774AH NUHU RHODA ALKALI 16 66546503HB ANDREW MELCHIZEDEK 17 66550295EE AHMAD SHAMSUDDEEN 18 65198536EC ECHE MOSES ALAJE 19 65904453JC OCHE PRINCESS EHI 1 20 65299718AJ ABDULMUMIN ABUBAKAR 21 65459752FH OBI SOMTO 22 65780434FH JATTO ISA ENERO 23 66200732GG MICHAEL BLESSING 24 66299464BB MICHAEL KISLON SHITNAN 25 65903857DH USMAN ADAMA 26 66215998FC GWASKI ISAAC DIKA 27 66496897JB MOHAMMED ADAMU DUMBULWA 28 65243376GB TAHIR MUHAMMAD ARABO 29 66048182HA JERRY LEAH 30 65885079BE AHMED ABBA 31 65858960JC GAMBO LAWI 32 66246168ED SAMAILA BITRUS VISION 33 65919477CI OBI PETER CHIGOZIE 34 65548790IB GADZAMA JANADA YOHANNA 35 66193123AB MOSES MATTHEW TAIYE 36 65780170HD AERNAN SEDOO 37 65786350GA ZAKARIYYA ABDULMUMIN SANI 38 66324429JH OJIMADU CHIDINDU GODSWILL 39 65527190IF MBAYA ENOCH SAMUEL 40 65199053ED GAGA TERNGUNAN ERIC 41 65534793HB ROBERT RAKEAL 42 65305105EH YAK'OR TONGRIYANG DAWEET 43 65299765GC GONI AISHA UMAR 44 65136595BD AFOLABI ABDULWAHAB TAIWO 45 66050220GH AHMAD SALISU MUHAMMAD 46 66203236CD MUMZUMI WOKANISU BAKEN 47 65060226AG CHARLES ANIYIN 48 65485935HI MUHAMMAD SULAIMAN 49 66179245CC ABDULKADIR ASMAA 50 65303559CJ ABDULMUMINI NURADDEEN 2 51 65881856IA BULAMA HAUWA MUHAMMAD 52 65048996DH ABDU ALIYU HARUNA 53 66214996FB IBRAHIM ABUBAKAR TIMTA 54 65297938BE YUSUF SARAH NOEL 55 65041688DJ GAJERIMA GUJBAWU LAWAN 56 65276472AE OJEWALE JOY OLUWASEYI 57 65091348FB 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115 65103130BD ABUBAKAR FARIDA RILWAN 116 65014427FB BUKAR ABUBAKAR MOHAMMED 117 65278770JE MODU AISHA GANA 118 65278649GJ GREMA MAIMUNA AHMAD 119 65987970JC MAMMAN UMAR 120 65134269AH KAIGAMA UMAR 121 66214689AC TIJJAMNI FADILA TAFIDA 122 65276073DH CHARLES HIRHYEL MALGWI 123 65902854DJ SHEHU MUHAMMAD SHUAIBU DENTISTRY S/No. REGISTRATION No. NAME 1 66388676JF DERA NGUUMA 2 66195844ID GAMBO TIJJANI 3 65277582GJ DAHIRU IBRAHIM 4 65013725CD IBRAHIM AMINA AL-FAKI 5 65032747JA ADAMU ABDULHAKIM 6 66026414JD MUSA FAIZA ABUBAKAR 7 65275448GJ BUKAR YUSUF DAWAYO 8 65528895BE MUHD YUSUF PINDIGA 9 65013935HC MUHAMMAD JUBRIL BALA 5 ANATOMY S/No. REGISTRATION No. NAME 1 65195224IE WABBA JADUWA SHAI 2 66077898GF WAKIL JAJI 3 66196689HA ZANNA ILIYASU 4 65278932JD IBRAHIM JUMMAI 5 66491763HA HAMMED AMID OPEYEMI 6 66191902HF YUSUF HAJARA YAKE 7 66007855JC AHMAD HUSSAINI 8 65251835AB OMAR ALEEYU SADEEQ 9 65486567CF SAIDU MUSA 10 66318933JF SUNDAY SILAS 11 65634649DJ ALIYU MUHAMMED BELLO 12 66060648BH 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ABBA TAR 36 66216523CJ MODU KACHALLA 37 65990147GA SHERIFF MOHAMMED BASHIR 38 65480955IA SHUAIBU MUHAMMAD NURA 39 65879230AE TIJJANI ABUBAKAR 40 65275564BC JIBRIL FALMATA BALLAMA 41 65277282JG AUDU ZAINAB YUSUF 42 66262363FF GIMBA PHILIP LUKA 43 65280086CG ABUBAKAR FARUQ MUHAMMAD 44 65102573DF YAHAYA ABDULLAHI BISHARAFI 45 66216238BB ABORE MARK BITRUS 46 65990324BE ABATCHA SHERIFF DARMAN 47 65033439FB VANDI NA'OMI TIDLAVE 48 65989389AG BALUMI ZARA 49 66194889DI MUSA ABUBAKAR 9 50 66215237AH ABBA KHADIJA KYARI 51 65278761CE ALKALI KAUMI 52 65763394FI ADAMU ABDULKADIR DOGO 53 65304898IG ABDULLAHI IBRAHIM BULAMA 54 65253791FA MAGAJI ZAINAB SALIHU 55 65483414HF ABDULLAHI SULAIMAN 56 65014331EI SAIDU FATIMA 57 65226871AJ ABDULKARIM KABIRU OGBOSE 58 66216219GI ABUBAKAR HALIMA JATAU 59 65100852FH TACHIA MATTHEW TYOVER 60 65275308AE SULEIMAN AYUBA ABUBAKAR 61 65988822FI ISHAKU ISA 62 65763763BI ISAH LAWAN MUSA 63 65298190DE ZANNA FATSUMA UMAR 64 65485260GG TIJJANI JALO MARYAM 65 65992028ED JIKARHYEL OBADIAH 66 65014009EE UMAR ZARA BABAKURA 67 65989521JF BAPETEL USMAN MOHAMMED 68 65013949DA ALHASSAN FARIDA ABDULLAHI PHYSIOTHERAPHY S/No. REGISTRATION No. NAME 1 65253911HI JAMES PRECIOUS 2 65280715HJ SOLADOYE MIFTAHU ABIODUN 3 66034570GJ IBRAHIM ABDULSALAM 4 65002729DB ABBA TAWFIQ MUHAMMAD 5 65252703BG MUHAMMAD NAFISA HASSAN 6 65239253BE ISA FATIMA WAGINI 7 66215682DA MUSA HAFIS 8 65805254JD OBAJE ELVIS OCHE 10 9 65013512IA UMAR JAAFAR JAAFAR 10 65276585FD MAMZA MOSES EMMANUEL 11 66625449BA ABUBAKAR IBRAHIM ATIKU 12 65991236JB BADA AISHA LAWAN 13 65013964IC MUHAMMAD AISHA UMAR 14 66216611FG ADAMU ISA 15 65276015BH
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