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1 CENTRAL BANK OF NIGERIA, ABUJA TRADE AND EXCHANGE DEPARTMENT FOREIGN EXCHANGE AUCTION NO. 62/2003 OF 18TH AUGUST, 2003 FOREIGN EXCHANGE AUCTION SALES RESULT APPLICANT NAME FORM BID CUMM. BANK Weighted S/N A. SUCCESSFUL BIDS M/A NO R/C NO APPLICANT ADDRESS RATE AMOUNT AMOUNT PURPOSE NAME Average 1 ADENIYI OGUNNUSI AA0282014 A0183305 12, MAHOGANY WAY, JERICHO, GRA, IBADAN 129.5000 2,500.00 2,500.00 BTA ACCESS 0.0032 2 ADEYINKA WOLE JAMES AA0837213 A0565852 4, ADEYINKA STREET, IDIMU, LAGOS 129.0000 9,967.76 12,467.76 SCHOOL FEES AFRI 0.0129 3 AFRIBANK INSURANCE BROKERS LIMITED AA1318877 - 1A, WESTERN AVENUE, ALAKA, LAGOS 129.0000 139.14 12,606.90 ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTION FOR P.E. EGERUE AFRI 0.0002 4 AFRIBANK INSURANCE BROKERS LIMITED AA1318876 - 1A, WESTERN AVENUE, ALAKA, LAGOS 129.0000 67.06 12,673.96 ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTION FOR LANRE BANKOLE AFRI 0.0001 5 BELLO MAGAJI AA0731298 - 29, ZANGON DAURA STREET, ABUJA 129.0000 224.00 12,897.96 SHORTFALL ON SCHOOL FEES AFRI 0.0003 6 ETUK OKON B. AA0630127 A1071949 C/O TOTALFINAELF, PORT HARCOURT 129.0000 9,167.00 22,064.96 SCHOOL FEES AFRI 0.0119 7 TONIS OIL NIGERIA LIMITED AA0837677 - KM. 3, EXPRESS ROAD, NKPOR, ONITSHA 129.0000 6,353.00 28,417.96 SCHOOL FEES AFRI 0.0082 8 OSI AGRO & IND.CHEMICALS CO. LTD MF 0418044 RC262082 A 215 MOHAMMADU ABUBAKAR RIMI MARKET, SABON 129.0000 GARI , KANO 52,400.00 80,817.96 20,000 LITRE PARAQUAT 20% SL IN 1 LITRE PET BOTTLE(AGRICULTURALDBL INSECTICIDE) 0.0678 9 ANYAKOHA, EMEKA, MADUKA AA - 1259707 PP A183519 7/9 BANK ROAD, KADUNA 129.0000 17,000.00 97,817.96 SCHOOL FEES HABIB 0.0220 10 FORTUNE COMMODITIES LTD. MF - 0264952 RC 430900 5A, ODOSIDA/HOSPITAL ROAD, ONDO STATE 129.0000 56,175.00 153,992.96 JUTE BAGS HABIB 0.0727 11 ONABULE DURO AA - 0695389 PP A0356924 89, EPE LANE, DOLPHINE EST., IKOYI, LAGOS 129.0000 4,800.00 158,792.96 TUITION FEES HABIB 0.0062 12 RABI ZAKARI SADA (MRS.) AA - 1259673 PP-A2161199 C/O ALH. ZAKARI SADA MOH'D, HABIBI NIG. BANK LTD 128.7500 2,000.00 160,792.96 PERSONAL TRAVEL ALLOWANCE HABIB 0.0026 13 SADA ASMA'U ZAKARI AA - 1259672 PP-A0777429 7/9 BANK ROAD, KADUNA 128.7500 2,000.00 162,792.96 PERSONAL TRAVEL ALLOWANCE HABIB 0.0026 14 SADA ZAKARI MOHAMMED AA - 1259674 PP-A0552711 7/9 BANK ROAD, KADUNA 128.7500 2,000.00 164,792.96 PERSONAL TRAVEL ALLOWANCE HABIB 0.0026 15 ELKANS INDUSTRIES LIMITED MF0190235 72335 137,CLIFFORD ROAD, 4TH FLOOR ABA, ANIA 128.7000 16,519.22 181,312.18 INTERLINING REMNANTS (TAILORING CITIBANK 0.0213 16 DONGFENG INVESTMENT NIG. LTD MF0206702 455767 PLOT 2 JAKANDE ROAD IKEJA LAGOS 128.6000 28,000.00 209,312.18 WATER PACKING MACHINE, SINGLE FILM EXTRUDERNBM 0.0361 17 WESTAC ENGINEERING (NIG) LTD MF 0263405 439861 385, IKORODU ROAD, OJOTA, LAGOS. 128.6000 21,475.00 230,787.18 MARUTI GYPSY HARD TOP 1.3L PETROL GENERATORWEMA SET 0.0277 18 WESTAC ENGINEERING (NIG) LTD MF 0263403 439861 385, IKORODU ROAD, OJOTA, LAGOS. 128.6000 31,970.00 262,757.18 COMPONENTS TO ASSEMBLE 27-100KVA GENERATORWEMA SETS 0.0413 19 CAPE OF GOOD HOPE INV'T LTD MF0255999 469044 118, AMINU KANU CRESCENT, WUSE II - ABUJA. 128.5000 215,339.00 478,096.18 KUBOTA MULTIPURPOSE DIESEL MACHINE, DEMO DCALLSTATES WELD MACHINE, MOTOR VEHICLE, 0.2777 ETC. 20 DAVID O. DIMOJI AA0171638 A0838638 54, HOSPITAL ROAD, ABA - ABIA STATE. 128.5000 2,000.00 480,096.18 PERSONAL TRAVEL ALLOWANCE ( PTA). ALLSTATES 0.0026 21 Olatunde OkoyaThomas AA 1384608 19, Bayo Kuku Road, Ikoyi, 128.5000 2,834.57 482,930.75 Remmittance Of School Fees Capital 0.0037 22 GNLD INTERNATIONAL LTD. M0293476 363844 12, CHIEF OLU OSHUNKEYE CRESCENT, GBAGADA INDUSTRIAL 128.5000 ESTATE, GBAGADA, 45,122.44 LAGOS. 528,053.19 CHELATED ZINC,OMEGA3, CAL-MAG, FIBRE CITIBANK 0.0582 23 GNLD INTERNATIONAL LTD. M0293474 363844 12, CHIEF OLU OSHUNKEYE CRESCENT, GBAGADA INDUSTRIAL 128.5000 ESTATE, GBAGADA, 19,209.10 LAGOS. 547,262.29 CHELATED ZINC,FORMULA IV PLUS (6 X 30 CITIBANK 0.0248 24 UTC NIGERIA PLC MF0329730 6436 27, WHARF ROAD, APAPA LAGOS. 128.5000 4,112.64 551,374.93 ALUMINIUM MATERIALS CITIBANK 0.0053 25 ONAMIK HOLDINGS LTD MF0534508 RC68874 175 CAMEROUN RD, ABA NIGERIA 128.5000 8,243.20 559,618.13 PRINTING INK CITIZENS 0.0106 26 RATCON CONSTRUCTION MF0314825 RC152405 PLOT 1, ONI & SONS STREET, PA HOUSE, RING RD IBADAN,OYO 128.5000 STATE 52,814.50 612,432.63 BUTTON BIT, COUPLING AND SHANK DBL 0.0681 27 SKG PHARMA LIMITED MF0281043 RC894 PLOT 2, OBA AKRAN AVENUE, IKEJA,LAGOS 128.5000 22,340.00 634,772.63 250KG PSEUDOEPHEDRINE HCL DBL 0.0288 28 HOME GYMS EQUIPMENT LIMITED MF0473890 RC167381 23 NORMAN WILLIAMS STREET, IKOYI, LAGOS 128.5000 21,068.50 655,841.13 FITNESS & EXERCISE (TREADMILLS) EQUIPMENT ECO 0.0272 29 HYUN-SUNG HYDRAULIC MACHINERY CO. LTDMF0300394 294436 PLOT 502 UDB ROAD, HOTORO GRA EXTENSION, TARAUNI 128.5000 KANO 300,000.00 955,841.13 PET STRECH BLOW MACHINE AND EQUIPMENT EQUITY 0.3869 30 MAURICE FARMS LIMITED MF0515558 392923 2, NGOR OKPALA RD. BESIDE RELIEF MKT IKENEGBU 128.5000 EXTENSION OWERRI 100.00 955,941.13 PARENT STOCK CHICKS EQUITY 0.0001 31 MOUNTLEIGH NIGERIA LIMITED MF0543729 209836 NIM BLDG LOT 22, IDOWU TAYLOR STREET VICTORIA 128.5000 ISLAND LAGOS 55,745.82 1,011,686.95 PLUG VALVE FOR OIL PIPELINE EQUITY 0.0719 32 WEST AFRICAN BITUMEN EMULSION CO. LTDMF0253366 36689 IBRU YARD IBAFON TINCAN ISLAND, APAPA LAGOS 128.5000 27,547.95 1,039,234.90 BITUMEN EQUITY 0.0355 33 HONDA MANUFACTURING NIG.LTD. MF0145341 29448 KILO 6,OTA/IDIROKO EXPRESS WAY OTA 128.5000 159,000.00 1,198,234.90 CKD COMPONENTS FOR HONDA MOTORCYCLE MODELFBN CGL 125 3 NR RED -100 SETS 0.2050 34 SIR ENOCH A.IWUEZE AA0734886 C488087 NO 1,NEW HAVEN AVENUE,PORT HARCOURT 128.5000 22,370.00 1,220,604.90 SCHOOL FEES FBN 0.0288 35 T.O.ADAWUOFOR MF0269774 362803 6A IKPEOHA STREET,ABA 128.5000 58,880.00 1,279,484.90 640 BAGS OF ICELANDIC FISH HEADS FBN 0.0759 36 GOODWILL INDUSTRIAL VENTURES LTD MF 0101476 195305 42, BISHOP OLUWOLE STREET, VICTORIAL ISLAND, LAGOS 128.5000 25,900.00 1,305,384.90 TITANIUM DIOXIDE - RO2 - 120mt FBNMB 0.0334 37 HAZEEZ RALIAT ARINOLA AA0942263 A1465318 RALIAT ARINOLA HAZEEZ 57 OKEPOPO VIA ADENIJI LAGOS 128.5000 ISLAND $2,000.00 1,307,384.90 PERSONAL TRAVEL ALLOWANCE FCMB 0.0026 38 INTRACHEM LTD. MF 0461286 RC 37518 9, IKORODU ROAD. MARYLAND. 128.5000 116,954.60 1,424,339.50 COMMERCIAL HIGH EXPLOSIVES- RIOGEL 43MM & GATEWAYRIOCORDD 12 0.1508 39 UCIB SAMPS LTD. MF0421920 139166 ZONE A, BLK 17, SHOP 7 ASPAMDA T/FAIR,LAGOS 128.5000 18,930.00 1,443,269.50 OIL FILTER FOR COMMERCIAL VEHICLES GLOBAL 0.0244 40 DACHIAFOR INDUSTRIES NIG LTD MF0165270 85949 32 UMUODE ROAD, ABA, ABIA 128.5000 78,400.00 1,521,669.50 2440X6100X15MM HOT ROLLED STEEL PLATES, SHEAREDGUARANTY EDGES 0.1011 41 LIBROD CHEMICALS LTD MF0068861 313302 7PH/ABA ROAD, 1ST ARTILLERY JUNCTION, PORT HARCOURT, 128.5000 RIVERS 12,300.00 1,533,969.50 SYM-ST 4931(STEARIC ACID) GUARANTY 0.0159 42 MR. CHANDRASEKHARAN AA1277851 Z1439602 NO.6 CRESCENT RD, OFF COLLEGE ROAD, KADUNA 128.5000 2,853.80 1,536,823.30 PERSONAL HOME GUARANTY 0.0037 43 OYEKANMI BROTHERS LTD AA0697869 131132 123 OGBA ROAD, IKEJA, LAGOS 128.5000 10,104.73 1,546,928.03 SCHOOL FEES GUARANTY 0.0130 44 SAMIE HOLDINGS LTD MF0023852 30970 KM1 IWO ROAD, OPPOSITE POLICE STATION, IBADAN, 128.5000OYO 335.00 1,547,263.03 3 UNITS OF WATER PURIFIER SAMPLES FOR SUPPLYGUARANTY 0.0004 45 MAHAZA COMPANY LTD. MF0282563 12605 15, CHALLAWA INDUSTRIAL AREA, KANO, KANO STATE 128.5000 9,047.91 1,556,310.94 CRUST CHEMICALS INTERCONT. 0.0117 46 MAMUDA INDUSTRIES NIGERIA LINITED MF0358793 25857 16,CHALLAWA INDUSTRIAL AREA, KANO, KANO STATE 128.5000 5,755.21 1,562,066.15 CRUST CHEMICALS INTERCONT. 0.0074 47 SHONGAI PACKAGING IND LTD AA 0533608 RC 21771 PC 14 NCWS HOUSE ANHMED ONIBUDO STREET 128.5000 2,500.00 1,564,566.15 BUSINESS TRAVEL ALLOWANCE MAGNUM 0.0032 48 TUNJID NIG LIMITED AA 0535378 B 140497 IGBOSERE ROAD, LAGOS 128.5000 52,323.00 1,616,889.15 SCHOOL FEES MAGNUM 0.0675 49 SOFT SOLUTIONS LIMITED AA 0418671 244433 5 ALHAJI TOKAN ST.,ALAKA ESTATE,SURULERE,LAGOS 128.5000 2,030.00 1,618,919.15 REGISTRATION FEE MBC 0.0026 50 ODUKWE BENEDICT OKWUEZE AA1307124 A1520188 H 111, RD 44 V.G.C,LEKKI 128.5000 10,812.00 1,629,731.15 PAYMENT OF SCHOOL FEES (NONYE ODUKWE) METRO 0.0139 51 MS ANGELA RAPU AA0349246 A1503390 13A, A. J. Marinho Drive, Victoria Island, Lagos 128.5000 3,570.00 1,633,301.15 School Fees MIDAS 0.0046 52 MULTICHOICE NIG. LTD M 0345342 234847 Plot 1379, Tiamuyu Savage Street, Victoria Island, Lagos 128.5000 257,860.00 1,891,161.15 Importation of 1000 Decoders MIDAS 0.3325 53 INTERCELLULAR AA 1202074 RC. NO. 211753 57, MARINA - LAGOS 128.5000 690,270.44 2,581,431.59 1ST QUARTER LOAN REPAYMENT IN FAVOUR OF AFRICANNAL EXPOPRT-IMPORT BANK 0.8902 54 YABANI ASABE A 1202164 A 0106945 6, GWANI MURTAR CRESCENT, KADUNA, KADUNA STATE 128.5000 29,810.05 2,611,241.64 PAYMENT OF ACCOMMODATION, FEEDING AND ACADEMICNAL FEES FOR WARWICK 0.0384 UNIVERSITY 55 ASSAY NIGERIA LIMITED MF0324783 141285 38 MODUPE JOHNSON CRESCENT OFF ADENIRAN OGUNSANYA 128.5000 STREET SURULERE20,500.00 2,631,741.64 167 REAMS OF PRINTING PAPER PLATINUM 0.0264 56 ONOCHIE AUGUSTINE AA0833870 NIGERIAN AGIP OIL COMPANY PORT HARCOURT RIVERS 128.5000 STATE 9,353.00 2,641,094.64 TUTION FEES PLATINUM 0.0121 57 ADEGBOYE KAYODE AKEEM AA1275658 A1051207 18TH FLOOR GREAT NIGERIA HOUSE,LAGOS 128.5000 2,000.00 2,643,094.64 PTA PRUDENT 0.0026 58 ADESAKIN ADEKUNLE AKINGBADE AA 1345782 A 1727961 18, ADOBOR ST.
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