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1 12262 GBHS MAYO and ARE 3 12459 COLPOBIC Makenene Centre S/N Centre Name Nature of Error Division Region Code 1 12262 GBHS MAYO AND ARE corrupted flash pen, can't be accessed Mayo Dalle Adamawa 2 11789 Dolphins Bilingual Secondary School Ngaoundere corrupted flash pen, can't be accessed Vina Adamawa 3 12459 COLPOBIC Makenene External EMPTY CD Mbam-et-Kim Centre 4 12381 SOLIDARITY BILINGUAL SCHOOL COMPLEX YAOUNDE Wrong data format. Mfou Centre 5 11370 Amasia Bilingual Secondary School, Ekounou Yaound Flash drive is corrupt and unreadable. Mfoundi Centre 6 11613 Gopal Bilingual International College Yaounde Wrong data format. Mfoundi Centre 7 11814 Bambis Bilingual College Yaounde Wrong data format. Mfoundi Centre 8 12023 Academic College of Excellence Bastos Yaounde EMPTY CD Mfoundi Centre 9 12106 Complexe Scolaire Bilingue Saint Germain Nkoulou the flash drive sent was empty Mfoundi Centre 10 12159 Ekounou Ext. Flash drive is corrupt and unreadable. Mfoundi Centre 11 12275 Paul Messi Anglo-Saxon College Yde Wrong data format. Mfoundi Centre 12 12285 College Prive Bilingue Pere Nchimi Nkolafamba EMPTY CD Mfoundi Centre 13 12288 COL BIC PAUSIMA Backup not properly done, database file sent cant be accessed. Mfoundi Centre 14 12382 COLLEGE BILINGUE FRANTY FANON YAOUNDE Wrong data format Mfoundi Centre 15 12470 MEDONG EXTERNAL EMPTY CD Mfoundi Centre 16 22209 GOPAL Bilingual Technical College Yaounde Wrong data format. Mfoundi Centre 17 22233 AMASIA BILINGUAL SECONDARY SCHOOL EKOUNOU YAOUNDE flash drive is corrupt and unreadable. Mfoundi Centre 18 22273 YAOUNDE IV EXTERNAL flash drive is corrupt and unreadable. Mfoundi Centre 19 St Joseph's Foundation Tropicana Empty flash pen. No backup found in flash Centre 20 11816 GBHS MBANG FAKE CONTEND Kadey East 21 11053 BERTOUA EXTERNAL BAD FLASH Lom-et-Djerem East 22 12240 ADVERTIST COLLEGE BERTOUA EMPTY CD Lom-et-Djerem East 23 11004 GBHS Nkong Wrong data format Moungo Littoral 24 11298 GBHS PENJA and PENJA EXTERNAL Flash contained registration documents but no data Moungo LITTORAL 25 11298 GBHS PENJA and PENJA EXTERNAL Flash contained registration documents but no data Moungo Littoral 26 11646 St Michael Seminary Melong EMPTY DATA Moungo LITTORAL 27 12181 Government Bilingual High School Manengole The flash drive is corrupt and unreadable. Moungo LITTORAL 28 12307 MBCHS LOUM DATA WRONG FORMAT (pdf) Moungo LITTORAL 29 12324 GBHS EBONE corrupted flash Moungo LITTORAL 30 12324 GBHS EBONE corrupted flash Moungo Littoral 31 12428 Saint Michael External EMPTY DATA Moungo LITTORAL 32 11169 All Saints Bilingual College Bonaberi - Douala corrupted data, can't be read Wouri LITTORAL 33 11169 All Saints Bilingual College Bonaberi - Douala corrupted data, can't be read Wouri Littoral 34 11399 Royal Bilingual College Ndogmbong EMPTY DATA Wouri LITTORAL 35 11924 COLl. BIL. Excell Douala corrupted data, can't be read Wouri Littoral 36 12034 BRIQUINNY B. COLLEGE DOUALA no data in flash Wouri LITTORAL 37 12034 BRIQUINNY B. COLLEGE DOUALA no data in flash Wouri Littoral 38 12039 College Prive Laic La Liberte corrupted data, can't be read Wouri Littoral 39 12042 IVAN BILINGUAL COLLEGE DOUE no data in flash Wouri LITTORAL 40 12042 IVAN BILINGUAL COLLEGE DOUE no data in flash Wouri Littoral 41 12100 College Alfred Saker Douala EMPTY CD Wouri LITTORAL 42 12311 COLLEGE MAARIF DOUALA-BASSA EMPTY FLASH Wouri LITTORAL 43 12320 INSTITUT POLYVALENT BILINGUE 'LES RAYONS-SOLEIL' DOUALA corrupted data, can't be read Wouri LITTORAL 44 12320 INSTITUT POLYVALENT BILINGUE 'LES RAYONS-SOLEIL' DOUALA corrupted data, can't be read Wouri Littoral Centre S/N Centre Name Nature of Error Division Region Code 45 12395 ATLANTIC BILINGUAL COLLEGE MAMBANDA DOUALA Wrong data format. Wouri Littoral 46 12396 COLLEGE PRIVE ADVENTISTE BILINGUE DE DOUALA CD WITH WRONG DATA FORMAT(pdf) Wouri LITTORAL 47 12404 OXFORD ACADEMIC CO,PLEX EMPTY FLASH PEN Wouri LITTORAL 48 12404 OXFORD ACADEMIC CO,PLEX EMPTY FLASH PEN Wouri Littoral 49 12443 COLLEGE BILINGUE PRIVE NEW-LOOK Wrong data format. Wouri LITTORAL 50 11130 (Gss Nwa) Wrong data format. Donga-Mantung North West 51 11581 (Gss Dumbu misaje) The flash drive is empty. Donga-Mantung North West 52 22215 (GTHS) MISAJE NO data found on the flash drive. Donga-Mantung North West 53 11042 (Wum External) wrong data format. Menchum North West 54 11897 (Njoko Memorial Comprehensive college Ndop) wrong data format. Menchum North West 55 22005 BAMENDA EXTERNAL Flash drive was unable to read. Mezam North West 56 22030 GTHS bda and Bamenda External. Flash drive was unable to read. Mezam North West 57 12222 GBHS KYE-OSSI CANNOT READ THE CONTENT OF CD Ocean South 58 12334 st maurice kye ossi cannot open cd Ocean South 59 12059 pchs tiko empty cd Fako South West 60 22026 GTSH BUEA cannot open CD Fako South West 61 22184 Likomba External Cannot open Flash Fako South West 62 12445 INTEGRITY COMPREHENSIVE HIGH SCHOOL EBONJI-TOMBEL Wrorng data format Kupe-Manenguba South West 63 11197 GBHS MBONGE FAKE CONTEND Meme South West 64 11312 Baptist High School Barombi Kang- Kumba FAKE CONTEND Meme South West 65 11637 vcc kumba FAKE CONTEND Meme South West 66 11684 Martin Luther King Academy Kumba FAKE CONTEND Meme South West 67 11868 gss small ekombe FAKE CONTEND Meme South West 68 12085 barombi kang ext FAKE CONTEND Meme South West 69 12086 kumba external FAKE CONTEND Meme South West 70 12274 PCSS FIANGO FAKE CONTEND Meme South West 71 22031 GOVERNMENT TECHNICAL HIGH SCHOOL KUMBA Wrong data format. Meme South West 72 22237 PRESBYTARIAN COMPREHENSIVE SECONDARY SCHOOL FIANGO Flash contained registration documents but no data Meme South West 73 CCAS KUMBA EMPTY FLASH Meme South West 74 11045 G.B.H.S MUNDEMBA BAD FLASH Ndian South West 75 11431 GSS MEKA NGLO BAD FLASH Ndian South West 76 12226 GOVERNMENT BILINGUAL HIGH SCHOOL GALIM The flash drive is corrupt and unreadable. Bamboutos WEST 77 12231 gbhs banja (andre wouking) cannot open cd Bamboutos West 78 12416 GBHS BANGANG The flASH DRIVE IS Corrupt and unreadable. Bamboutos West 79 11991 Government Bilingual Secondary School Kekem flash is corrupt and unreadable. Haut-Nkam West 80 11879 Government Bilingual High School Famleng-Bandjoun Wrong data format. Koung-Khi West 81 12228 GOVERNMENT BILINGUAL HIGH SCHOOL TOKET II BAFOUSSA The flash drive is corrupt and unreadable. Mifi WEST 82 22262 MARTIN LUTHER KING BILINGUAL COLLEGE BAFOUSSAM EMPTY CD Mifi West 83 12421 Government Bilingual Secondary School TONGA-RURAL Wrorng data format Nde West 84 11545 gbhs kouoptamo empty cd Noun West 85 12455 Government Bilingual High School,Massangam Wrong data format. Noun West.
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