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NLTF Intervention – Distribution of Sports The Presidency National Lottery Trust Fund Corporate Headquarters, Maitama District, Abuja NLTF 2014 INTERVENTION PROGRAMME IN SPORTS (SPORTS EQUIPMENT DISTRIBUTION) COMPREHENSIVE LIST OF BENEFITTING PRIMARY SCHOOLS IN NIGERIA S/N Geo-political State Beneficiary Sport Date Zone Allocated 1 North Central Benue LGEA Km2 Primary School, Gboko Rd Makurdi Football 9/29/2016 2 North Central Benue LGEA Primary School, Hiryam-Guma Athletics B 9/29/2016 3 North Central Benue NKST Primary School, Taaqahar Ushongo Athletics A 9/29/2016 4 North Central Benue St Patrick Primary School, Aloke Ubgoko Athletics A 9/28/2016 5 North Central Benue NKST Primary Sch, Nyihemba Buruku, Otukpa Volleyball 9/29/2016 6 North Central Benue LGEA Primary School, Akerior-Ushongo Badminton 9/23/2016 7 North Central Benue RMC Primary School, Abira Mbangen Athletics A 9/23/2016 8 North Central Benue LGEA Primary School, Mbahimin, Gwer East Football 9/23/2016 9 North Central Benue PCS Gboko Primary School, Police Barracks Basketball 12/1/2016 10 North Central Benue LGEA Primary School, Oyinyi Iyeche Oju Judo 11/1/2016 11 North Central Benue St Francis Primary School, Ahade-Gwer Table Tennis 11/3/2016 12 North Central Benue RCC Primary School, Akiraba Taekwondo 11/8/2016 13 North Central Benue LEA Primary School, Manor Ushongo Handball 11/22/2016 14 North Central Benue LGEA Primary School, Agbafu Otukpa, Oju Taekwondo 10/27/2106 15 North Central Benue Methodist Primary School, Ologba Agatu Badminton 9/29/2016 16 North Central Benue St Theesa Primary School, Naka, Gwer-West Volleyball 9/29/2016 17 North Central Benue LGEA Primary School,Efugo, Otukpa Volleyball 10/4/2016 18 North Central Benue LGEA Primary School, Klyombun,Konshika Volleyball 9/26/2016 19 North Central Benue NKST Primary School, Angwar Gboko Table Tennis 9/6/2016 20 North Central Benue LGEA Primary School, Katsina Ala Table Tennis 10/11/2016 21 North Central Benue LGEA Primary School, Ibolla-Oju Table Tennis 10/11/2016 22 North Central Benue LGEA Primary School, Wurukum Athletics B 9/7/2016 23 North Central Benue RCM Primary School, Mkpashila, Adi Buruku Athletics B 9/7/2016 24 North Central Benue LGEA Primary School, Guma Athletics A 10/5/2016 25 North Central Benue St Mary Primary School, Otukpa Athletics B 10/4/2016 26 North Central Benue RCM Primary School, Ipole Adoka, Otukpa Handball 10/4/2016 27 North Central Benue RCM Primary School, Agache Gwer-West Handball 9/29/2016 28 North Central Benue NKST Primary School, Apir Makurdi Basketball 7/6/2016 29 North Central Benue St Fancis Primary School, Otukpa Basketball 10/4/2016 30 North Central Benue LGEA Primary Sch, Ipole Oko.Orokam,Ogbodibo Football 10/19/2016 31 North Central Benue LGEA Primary School, Demekpe Football 9/7/2016 32 North Central Benue NKST Primary School, High Level, Makurdi Football 9/26/2016 33 North Central Benue LGEA Primary School, Adi Buruku Basketball 9/27/2016 34 North Central Benue LGEA Primary School, Agasha Athletics B 9/27/2016 35 North Central Benue LGEA Gbajimba Athletics B 9/27/2016 36 North Central Benue LGEA Owner Occupier Athletics B 9/27/2016 37 North Central Benue N.K.S T Primary School, Sai, Katsina Ala Athletics B 9/27/2016 38 North Central Benue RCM Primary School Lough Athletics B 9/27/2016 39 North Central Benue LGEA Primary School Ainu Centre Oju Athletics B 9/27/2016 40 North Central Benue LGEA primary School Ebong Ito, Obi Athletics B 9/27/2016 41 North Central Benue LGEA primary School Asa, Otukpo Athletics B 9/27/2016 42 North Central Benue LGEA Primary school Geri Vandeikya Athletics B 9/27/2016 43 North Central Benue LGEA Primary School, Oye Oruru Judo 9/27/2016 44 North Central Benue LEA Primary School, Agasha Volleyball 9/27/2016 45 North Central Benue LGEA Primary School, Naka Athletics B 9/27/2016 46 North Central Kogi LGEA Primary School, Adumu, Ogudu Athletics A 3/13/2017 47 North Central Kogi UBE Primary School, Ogodu Athletics A 3/13/2017 48 North Central Kogi LEA Primary School, Ogi Aji Volleyball 3/13/2017 49 North Central Kogi LGED Primary School, Ankpa Volleyball 3/13/2017 50 North Central Kogi UAC Nursery & Primary School, Ogodu Table Tennis 3/13/2017 51 North Central Kogi LGA Primary School, Ola Omala Table Tennis 3/13/2017 52 North Central Kogi LGEA Primary School, Igodu, Dekina Table Tennis 3/13/2017 53 North Central Kogi Jama'atul Narul Islam Basketball 3/13/2017 54 North Central Kogi LEA Primary School, Inyi Athletics B 3/13/2017 55 North Central Kogi Iji Primary School, Iji, Anyigba Athletics B 3/13/2017 56 North Central Kogi LEA Primary School, Emiworo, Ajaokuta Athletics B 3/13/2017 57 North Central Kogi KB/LGEA Primary School, Kaba Bunu Table Tennis 3/13/2017 58 North Central Kogi LEA Primary School, Kabawa Basketball 3/13/2017 59 North Central Kogi Y/E LGEA Primary School, Ijowu Isanlu Table Tennis 3/13/2017 60 North Central Kogi LGEA Primary School, Ozare Eika, Ohizenyi Volleyball 3/13/2017 61 North Central Kogi LEA Primary School, Okparake Athletics B 3/13/2017 62 North Central Kogi St Paul's Primary School 1, Kabba Basketball 3/13/2017 63 North Central Kogi St Luke's Primary School, Adakonla Lokoja Taekwondo 3/13/2017 64 North Central Kogi Holy Trinity Primary School, Lokoja Judo 3/13/2017 65 North Central Kogi Baptist LSMB Primary School,Ekirin Ade-Ijumu Athletics A 3/13/2017 66 North Central Kogi Oyededa Primary School, Ibaji Athletics A 3/13/2017 67 North Central Kogi LGEA Primary School, Ugwolowo Volleyball 3/13/2017 68 North Central Kogi LEA Primary School, Ogbolu, Ofu Football 3/13/2017 69 North Central Kogi LGEA Primary Sch, Ojuwo Agojeju Onicha, Ofu Football 3/13/2017 70 North Central Kogi LGEA Primary School, Gbeleko Kaba Bunu Football 3/13/2017 71 North Central Kogi LEA Primary School, Onicha-Igo, Ogu Football 3/13/2017 72 North Central Kogi LGEA Primary School,Ogodu, Omala Football 3/13/2017 73 North Central Kogi Federal Polytechnic Staff School, Idah Athletics A 3/13/2017 74 North Central Kogi Ijalu Primary School, Egbe Yagba West Athletics A 3/13/2017 75 North Central Kogi St Peters LEA Primary School, Ogori Athletics A 3/13/2017 76 North Central Kogi MLGEA Primary School, Okeshiga Mopa Football 3/13/2017 77 North Central Kogi LGED Islamiya Primary School, Ogodu Amala Volleyball 3/13/2017 78 North Central Kogi YELGEA Primary School, Igbadun-Alu Yagba/E Badminton 3/13/2017 79 North Central Kogi St Berthlomy Primary School, Odo-Ape Athletics B 3/13/2017 80 North Central Kogi MLEA Primary School, Takete-Ide, Amuro Athletics B 3/13/2017 81 North Central Kogi ILEGA Primary School, Ayeh-Gbede, Ijumu Athletics B 3/13/2017 82 North Central Kogi Ajetachi Primary School, Ayingba Athletics B 3/13/2017 83 North Central Kogi St Boniface Primary School, Idah Badminton 3/13/2017 84 North Central Kogi Model Primary School, Iyah Gbede, Ijumu Athletics B 3/13/2017 85 North Central Kogi Calvary Academy Pri Sch, Iyah Gbede, Ijumu Athletics B 3/13/2017 86 North Central Kogi LGEA Primary School, Girinya Athletics B 3/13/2017 87 North Central Kogi LGEA Primary School, Gboloko, Basa Football 3/13/2017 88 North Central Kogi Central Primary School, Eobeiba Ihimi Athletics B 3/13/2017 89 North Central Kogi St Paul's Primary School, Iyara Athletics B 6/14/2017 90 North Central Kogi ILEGA Primary School, Aiyetoro-Gdede Volleyball 3/13/2017 91 North Central Kogi Model Primary School, Ekirin Ade, Ijumu Volleyball 3/13/2017 92 North Central Kogi LGA Primary School, Ajaka Igalamela, Odulu Football 3/13/2017 93 North Central Kogi Baptist Primary School Aiyetoro Gdede, Ijumu Athletics B 3/13/2017 94 North Central Kogi LGEA Primary School, Yagba West Volleyball 3/13/2017 95 North Central Kogi LGEA Primary School, Okpo, Olamaboro Badminton 3/13/2017 96 North Central Kogi LGEA Demonstration Pri Sch, Idomiyi, Okene Handball 3/13/2017 97 North Central Kogi LGEA Primary School, Ogugu, Olamaboro Athletics A 3/13/2017 98 North Central Kogi LGEA Primary School, Agassa, Okene Football 3/13/2017 99 North Central Kogi LEA Primary School, Ogbamina, Adavi Volleyball 3/13/2017 100 North Central Kogi LGEA Primary School, Ipaku Adavi Athletics B 3/13/2017 101 North Central Kogi LGEA Primary School,Ogidi, Ijumu Volleyball 3/13/2017 102 North Central Kogi School I Central School, Ogodu, Omala Athletics B 3/13/2017 103 North Central Kogi UBA Islamiya Primary School, Ogodu Omala Football 3/13/2017 104 North Central Kogi LGEA Primary School, Okparake Athletics B 3/13/2017 105 North Central kwara Muslim LGEA Pri. School, Aware Ipo, Irepodun Football 8/15/2017 106 North Central kwara Jibrin UBE Pri. School, Ogudu Rd. Bidugi, Edu Athletics B 8/15/2017 107 North Central kwara ECWA LGEA Primary School, Oke Oba Athletics B 8/15/2017 108 North Central kwara Police Children School, Eerin-Ile, Ilorin Athletics A 8/15/2017 109 North Central kwara Dzamta LEA Primary School, Lafiagi Athletics B 8/15/2017 110 North Central kwara Sudan Interior Mission Pri. School, Patigi Athletics B 8/15/2017 111 North Central kwara Anilerin LGEA School, Offa Volleyball 8/15/2017 112 North Central kwara Coorperative LGEA School, Eruku, Ekiti Volleyball 8/15/2017 113 North Central kwara Central LGEA Primary School, Lafiagi, Edu Volleyball 8/15/2017 114 North Central kwara Community LGEA Pri.
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