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KIDATO CHA KWANZA 2021 LONGIDO.Pdf MKOA WA ARUSHA HALMASHAURI YA WILAYA YA LONGIDO WANAFUNZI WALIOCHAGULIWA KUJIUNGA KIDATO CHA KWANZA 2021 C. SEKONDARI ZA KUTWA/HOSTEL 1. SHULE YA SEKONDARI ENDUIMET I.WAVULANA NAMBA YA S/N PREM JINA LA MTAHINIWA SHULE ATOKAYO SHULE AENDAYO DARAJA 1 20141491590 HASSANI SHAIBU LAIZER ELERAI ENDUIMET A 2 20141491604 SOLOMONI ISAYA MMARI ELERAI ENDUIMET A 3 20141540640 BRAYAN SIMON TERI OLMOLOG ENDUIMET A 4 20141540634 ABEL WILSON MAKITO OLMOLOG ENDUIMET A 5 20155033061 MICHAEL BENEDICT MELUBO OLMOLOG ENDUIMET A 6 20141436455 BRAITONI JACKSONI MOLLEL LERANG'WA ENDUIMET B 7 20141301193 SHEDRACK EZEKIEL MBILINYI ELERAI ENDUIMET B 8 20141832938 DAVID RAMADHANI HAIMALEY ELERAI ENDUIMET B 9 20141436464 IMANI SAITAKWENI LAIZER LERANG'WA ENDUIMET B 10 20141436456 BRIAN JOSHUA MOLLEL LERANG'WA ENDUIMET B 11 20141491583 ELISHA AMONI MSIGWA ELERAI ENDUIMET B 12 20141491579 AMANI SHAIBU LAIZER ELERAI ENDUIMET B 13 20141491582 EDWARD THOMASI LAITAYOK ELERAI ENDUIMET B 14 20141436458 DANIELI NGAAI MOLLEL LERANG'WA ENDUIMET B 15 20141436468 MESIACK JOSEPH LAIZER LERANG'WA ENDUIMET B 16 20141436453 BARAKA SIMONI MOLLEL LERANG'WA ENDUIMET B 17 20141540642 DAVIS ISAYA NOEL OLMOLOG ENDUIMET B 18 20141491603 SAIMONI ISAYA SHAKILIMA ELERAI ENDUIMET B 19 20141491586 ERICK MICHAEL MBISE ELERAI ENDUIMET B 20 20141491600 MOSSES SELEMANI LYMO ELERAI ENDUIMET B 21 20141436454 BENEDICT EMMANUEL FUNGAMALI LERANG'WA ENDUIMET B 22 20141540643 GIFT WILLIAM MBILINYI OLMOLOG ENDUIMET B 23 20141491588 GASPA ZAKAYO TWEVE ELERAI ENDUIMET B 24 20141491602 PRAYGOD EZEKIELI MBILINYI ELERAI ENDUIMET B 25 20141540660 SARUN PARIT PARTERI OLMOLOG ENDUIMET B 26 20141540639 BERNARD YASIN ABDALA OLMOLOG ENDUIMET B 27 20141436463 FRED JOHN MOLLEL LERANG'WA ENDUIMET B 28 20141436470 NELSON PRAYGOD MOLLEL LERANG'WA ENDUIMET B 29 20141540647 JOSEPH ISACK NGAZI OLMOLOG ENDUIMET B 30 20141540644 ISACK FESTO BALTAZARI OLMOLOG ENDUIMET B 31 20141436475 ROBERT KILIMBEI LAIZER LERANG'WA ENDUIMET B 32 20141436459 EMMANUEL SAITAKWENI LAIZER LERANG'WA ENDUIMET B 33 20141436457 DANIELI ISACK MOLLEL LERANG'WA ENDUIMET B 34 20141436461 FARAJA DAUDI MOLLEL LERANG'WA ENDUIMET B 35 20141491594 JONSON MELAU LAIZER ELERAI ENDUIMET B 36 20141540652 MAPI MIRISHI KOREKA OLMOLOG ENDUIMET B 37 20141540637 ALLEN IKWASA MBAZI OLMOLOG ENDUIMET B 38 20141540657 PAULO LENDESE LENG'ADE OLMOLOG ENDUIMET B 39 20141301985 GEORGE NYANGA MWATWINZA ELERAI ENDUIMET B 40 20141491581 CORNELIO CLEMENCE MAKAUKI ELERAI ENDUIMET B 41 20141540655 MICHAEL BLESS FESTO ELERAI ENDUIMET B 42 20141540653 MATHAYO PERIA MORISI OLMOLOG ENDUIMET B 43 20141540638 BARAKA SIMEL YOHANA OLMOLOG ENDUIMET B 44 20141436480 THOMAS ANGOLA LAIZER LERANG'WA ENDUIMET B 45 20141436474 RIZIKI BARAKA MOLLEL LERANG'WA ENDUIMET B 46 20141540659 RAJABU SAID DULE OLMOLOG ENDUIMET B Page 1 of 32 47 20141436469 MICHAEL ALAIS MOLLEL LERANG'WA ENDUIMET B 48 20141491593 JOELI EZEKIA LAIZER ELERAI ENDUIMET B 49 20141540650 LOISHIYE WILSON LEMAWE OLMOLOG ENDUIMET B 50 20141540645 ISAYA DICKSON CLEMENS OLMOLOG ENDUIMET B 51 20141436460 EZEKIELI ALAIS MOLLEL LERANG'WA ENDUIMET B 52 20141540661 SEKEI SAKIMBA KUYONI OLMOLOG ENDUIMET B 53 20141491592 JACOB JOHN MWALIAMBE ELERAI ENDUIMET B 54 20141436478 SISTI EMMANUEL NJUU LERANG'WA ENDUIMET B 55 20141491599 LAMASARE MOSINGO LAITAYOK ELERAI ENDUIMET B 56 20141491580 BARAKA PETRO LAIZER ELERAI ENDUIMET B 57 20141540636 AHMED SALA OMAN OLMOLOG ENDUIMET B 58 20141491591 IBRAHIM YOHANA MBWILO ELERAI ENDUIMET B 59 20141491598 KIRAHO LIAKWI LAIZER ELERAI ENDUIMET B 60 20141436472 PETER SAITOTI MOLLEL LERANG'WA ENDUIMET B 61 20141491601 PETRO LANGANGO MOLLEL ELERAI ENDUIMET B 62 20141436473 RICHARD PAULO MOLLEL LERANG'WA ENDUIMET B 63 20141540662 SENDEKA JOSEPH SIMEL OLMOLOG ENDUIMET B 64 20141540663 SHEDRACK KENEDI NDOROSI OLMOLOG ENDUIMET B 65 20141540646 JAMES PETER LUKA OLMOLOG ENDUIMET B 66 20141540658 PETRO ALFAYO JOFREY OLMOLOG ENDUIMET B 67 20141540664 THOMAS NJAKAI NDEESE OLMOLOG ENDUIMET B 68 20141491597 KENEDI ISRAEL MOLLEL ELERAI ENDUIMET B 69 20141436462 FRANSISCO DEOGRATIUS FUNGAMALILERANG'WA ENDUIMET B 70 20141491584 EMANUELI KIKOLONI LAITAYOK ELERAI ENDUIMET B 71 20141436477 SILVANO GREGORY EMMANUEL LERANG'WA ENDUIMET B 72 20141491587 FRANK MUSA KIULA ELERAI ENDUIMET B 73 20141540648 KARIMU MOHAMMED HAJI ELERAI ENDUIMET B 74 20141436452 ANDARSON YUSUPH ABDALLAH LERANG'WA ENDUIMET B 75 20141540651 MANG'ANDA LOLEKORI SHOKOINE OLMOLOG ENDUIMET B 76 20141471216 LUKA YONA LENARD KITENDENI ENDUIMET B 77 20141471213 LEMAYANI DANIEL LEMBALAI KITENDENI ENDUIMET B 78 20141471214 LENGAI TAYAI MISEYEKI KITENDENI ENDUIMET B 79 20141471215 LONG'IDA NAANYU LETIKAI KITENDENI ENDUIMET C 80 20141540654 MEPUKORI NDOIKA LESABORE OLMOLOG ENDUIMET C 81 20141491585 EMANUELI MARIAS NGIDONGI ELERAI ENDUIMET C 82 20141436476 SANINGO SARUNI LAIZER LERANG'WA ENDUIMET C 83 20141436471 PAULO OITESOI MOLLEL LERANG'WA ENDUIMET C 84 20141436479 THOBIKO SAMWEL MOLLEL LERANG'WA ENDUIMET C 85 20141471201 BARIKI LOGOLIE MOLLEL KITENDENI ENDUIMET C 86 20141471203 EZEKIEL LOBULU LENARD KITENDENI ENDUIMET C 87 20141471202 EBENEZA SIMON MOOKOI KITENDENI ENDUIMET C 88 20141471211 KONENE MELIYO LEMBUYA KITENDENI ENDUIMET C 89 20141471206 JOSHUA MEBUKO LETIMAMU KITENDENI ENDUIMET C 90 20141471208 KAIKINYI PARMERT LORMUNYEI KITENDENI ENDUIMET C 91 20141471207 JULIUS MELEJI MOLLEL KITENDENI ENDUIMET C 92 20141436481 YOHANA LENGAI LAIZER LERANG'WA ENDUIMET C 93 20141471212 LEKULE NANGELEA SYAITI KITENDENI ENDUIMET C 94 20141471220 NEWTON CHARLES HATOY KITENDENI ENDUIMET C 95 20141471210 KONENE MARIAS LEGARIMO KITENDENI ENDUIMET C 96 20141471219 MUSA NAIGERO MOLLEL KITENDENI ENDUIMET C 97 20141471200 BARAKA GERALD JOSEPH KITENDENI ENDUIMET C 98 20141471217 MICHAEL JULIUS LESANARE KITENDENI ENDUIMET C II: WASICHANA Page 2 of 32 NAMBA YA S/N PREM JINA LA MTAHINIWA SHULE ATOKAYO SHULE AENDAYO DARAJA 1 20141436530 SILVIA ALEX MOLLEL LERANG'WA ENDUIMET A 2 20141436519 OLIVER JUDICA URIO LERANG'WA ENDUIMET A 3 20141436500 IRENE JUDICA URIO LERANG'WA ENDUIMET B 4 20141436524 SAKAI PARSHINA MOLLEL LERANG'WA ENDUIMET B 5 20141540708 ROSEMERY BARAKAEL KUYONI OLMOLOG ENDUIMET B 6 20141540678 HAWA EMANUEL CHACHA OLMOLOG ENDUIMET B 7 20141540683 JOYCE JEREMIA NAHOM OLMOLOG ENDUIMET B 8 20141471245 TOTO MORONDI LEKUNONI KITENDENI ENDUIMET B 9 20141540715 SHARON SADIKI TIMOTH OLMOLOG ENDUIMET B 10 20141540721 SINYATI MALUKU LEKEN OLMOLOG ENDUIMET B 11 20141540671 BRENDA SIMON TERI OLMOLOG ENDUIMET B 12 20141540667 ABIGAEL HENDRY MWAKITALU OLMOLOG ENDUIMET B 13 20141436523 ROSE APOLINARY PAULO LERANG'WA ENDUIMET B 14 20141540724 THERESIA MEWA JOHN OLMOLOG ENDUIMET B 15 20141436526 SAYUNI LEKSHONI MOLLEL LERANG'WA ENDUIMET B 16 20141491608 HAWA BAHATI IHENANGU ELERAI ENDUIMET B 17 20141540717 SIATO MELEJI LENDATAI OLMOLOG ENDUIMET B 18 20141540672 CLARA MELITA LEKSEYA OLMOLOG ENDUIMET B 19 20141540681 JACKELINE SIMON LUKA OLMOLOG ENDUIMET B 20 20141540704 NOSIMU MENG'ATI SAKINOI OLMOLOG ENDUIMET B 21 20141436502 JACKLINE LONING'O MOLLEL LERANG'WA ENDUIMET B 22 20141436491 FLORAH MATHAYO MOLLEL LERANG'WA ENDUIMET B 23 20141436497 HAPPNESS ZELOTH MOLLEL LERANG'WA ENDUIMET B 24 20141491619 SISILIA EMANUELI MBWIGA ELERAI ENDUIMET B 25 20141540673 DEBORA BARAKAEL FESTO OLMOLOG ENDUIMET B 26 20141540712 SABITINA IDDI KHALIFA OLMOLOG ENDUIMET B 27 20141436487 ELIZABETH WILLIAM MOLLEL LERANG'WA ENDUIMET B 28 20141436489 ESTER ISSAYA LAIZER LERANG'WA ENDUIMET B 29 20141540719 SILVIA GOODLUCK GODIFREY OLMOLOG ENDUIMET B 30 20141540680 IRINE EBENEZER LUKA OLMOLOG ENDUIMET B 31 20141540675 EVALINE MICHAEL LENGIOK OLMOLOG ENDUIMET B 32 20141540726 UPENDO PARESOI SHUAKA OLMOLOG ENDUIMET B 33 20141540722 THERESIA LEPARAKWO LAZARO OLMOLOG ENDUIMET B 34 20141436533 SILVIA GAUDENCE SILAYO LERANG'WA ENDUIMET B 35 20141436490 EVALINE JOSEPH LAIZER LERANG'WA ENDUIMET B 36 20141436514 MARY SAMWEL MOLLEL LERANG'WA ENDUIMET B 37 20141436484 ANNA MARKO LAIZER LERANG'WA ENDUIMET B 38 20141540682 JANETI MELEJI LENDATAI OLMOLOG ENDUIMET B 39 20141540684 LAISHA HALID MWARABU OLMOLOG ENDUIMET B 40 20141436528 SHARIFA ADAMU SALIMU LERANG'WA ENDUIMET B 41 20141302017 MARY ALFONSI CHAULA ELERAI ENDUIMET B 42 20141491609 HELENA KIDIRI LAITAYOK ELERAI ENDUIMET B 43 20141540687 MERY LEKENI MALUKU OLMOLOG ENDUIMET B 44 20141436504 JESKA RAJABU AYUBU LERANG'WA ENDUIMET B 45 20141491622 VAILETH ALEX SANGA ELERAI ENDUIMET B 46 20141540685 LUCIA SAITOTI SANDAM OLMOLOG ENDUIMET B 47 20141540700 NGOYEYO MILIARA LEKOILE OLMOLOG ENDUIMET B 48 20141540690 NAOMI GODIFREY MILIA OLMOLOG ENDUIMET B 49 20141540692 NAOMI GOODLUCK GODFREY OLMOLOG ENDUIMET B 50 20141491618 SAFINA BENSON MWANZIHERE ELERAI ENDUIMET B 51 20141436512 LIGHTNESS DAVID LAIZER LERANG'WA ENDUIMET B 52 20141436488 ESTER ALPHAYO MOLLEL LERANG'WA ENDUIMET B 53 20141436485 ANNA PAULO LAIZER LERANG'WA ENDUIMET B Page 3 of 32 54 20141491615 MONICA SHONGONI MOLLEL ELERAI ENDUIMET B 55 20141436511 LEAH ALAIS LAIZER LERANG'WA ENDUIMET B 56 20141491616 REHEMA FABIANI MWANZANGA ELERAI ENDUIMET B 57 20141491614 MESIA KALANGA LAITAYOK ELERAI ENDUIMET B 58 20141491617 RIANDO TETU LAITAYOK ELERAI ENDUIMET B 59 20141436516 MARY SHIPAPA LAIZER LERANG'WA ENDUIMET B 60 20141540694 NAOMI ONING'OI LENGIOK OLMOLOG ENDUIMET B 61 20141540689 NAMAYAN NGOPIRO LEKEDOKI OLMOLOG ENDUIMET B 62 20141540669 AMINA YOHANA WAMBUA OLMOLOG ENDUIMET B 63 20141540679 HELENA DULA PARESOI OLMOLOG ENDUIMET B 64 20141540696 NEEMA ELIFURAHA NOEL OLMOLOG ENDUIMET B 65 20141302018 MARY JULIAS MBOMA ELERAI ENDUIMET B 66 20141491613 LUCIA MASIAYA LAITAYOK ELERAI ENDUIMET B 67 20141491606
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