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Liste Des Eleves Admis Au Concours Regulierement Inscrits En 2014 - 2015 MINISTERE D’ETAT, REPUBLIQUE DE COTE D’IVOIRE MINISTERE DE L’EMPLOI, DES AFFAIRES SOCIALES ET DE LA FORMATION PROFESSIONNELLE Direction Générale de la Formation Professionnelle Direction Régionale Abidjan Nord LYCEE PROFESSIONNEL COMMERCIAL DE YOPOUGON BP V 170ABIDJAN 01 TEL: 23 – 45 – 42 – 40 Union-Discipline-Travail LISTE DES ELEVES ADMIS AU CONCOURS REGULIEREMENT INSCRITS EN 2014 - 2015 MODE D’ENTREE : CONCOURS DIPLOME PREPARE : BTS FILIERE : FINANCES COMPTABILITE ET GESTION DES ENTREPRISES N° N° de table NOM ET PRENOMS DATE DE LIEU DE NAISSANCE SEXE OBSERVATION NAISSANCE 01 1400277CS ADIKO Adiko Ponce Stéphane 25/12/1993 YAFFO - ATTIE M 02 1400876CS AKA Affoué Marie France 20/08/1991 TIASSALE F 03 1400876CS AKA Ambof Aubin Landry 20/08/1991 ABENGOUROU M 04 1400919CS AKAFFOU Gertrude Elicha 21/08/1992 BOUAKE F 05 1401101CS AKOBE Yapi Evrard Huberson 27/01/1994 DIAPE S/C AGOU M 06 1402210CS ATSE Clarence Laure 08/07/1992 YAKASSE ME F 07 1402374CS AYEKOE Elodie Linda 07/08/1995 ASSEUDJI/AFFERY F 08 1402416CS BA Bi Zaouli Anicet 12/11/1991 ZUENOULA M 09 1402529CS BAHOUAN Guihounou Junior 13/03/1990 BROKOUA/ISSIA M 10 1402818CS BAMBA Namory 23/11/1989 DABOU M 11 1403403CS BLE Zean Benjamin 30/12/1988 BLEGOUIN/BIANKOUMAN M 12 1403327CS BLEDY Djeka Prisca 15/06/1998 GRAND BEREBY F 13 1403507CS BOGUI Lilla Landry 26/12/1989 MEMNI/ALEPE M 14 1403497CS BOGUI Marie Emmanuella 21/01/1991 JACQUEVILLE F 15 1403577CS BOLE Ahipaud Alain 10/11/1993 LAKOTA M 16 1404004CS BROU Marcelle Bienvenue 25/12/1990 OUFFOUE-DIEKRO F 17 1404320CS COULIBALY Amani Gisèle 02/01/1994 KATIOLA F 18 1404339CS COULIBALY Assétou 30/09/1989 BOUAKE F 19 1404926CS DADIE Zagbo Larissa 28/12/1993 DABORE/DIVO F 20 1405114CS DANHO Djoman Félix - Rosaire 08/08/1995 M’BONOUA/ANYAMA M 21 1405817CS DIOMANDE Fatoumata 23/05/1993 YOPOUGON F 22 1405926CS DIOMANDE Stéphanie Armande 26/12/1991 KOKOUEZO/OURAGAHIO F 23 1406449CS DON Apie Marie Christiane 14/11/1995 BREGBO/BINGERVILLE F 24 1406541CS DOSSO Singa Hervé 20/02/1993 YOPOUGON M 25 1406611CS DOUDOU Sahoua Sylvie 20/12/1989 ZERGBEU/SOUBRE F 26 1406651CS DOUKOURE Dago Pierre 16/10/1988 YOPOUGON M 27 1406892CS EBY Agniman Mian Christophe 23/08/1989 ABENGOUROU M 28 1407019CS EKANZA Eba Gisèle 11/10/1992 SAN PEDRO F 29 1407026CS EKIAN Thierry 20/07/1992 AGBOVILLE M 30 1407099CS EPONON Bossoma Marie Josée 05/10/1994 AGNIBILEKRO F 31 1407634CS GBAHA Djirote Sophie Adelaïde 20/12/1993 TOULEPLEU F 32 1407855CS GLEOULOU Jean Claude 25/12/1992 DAHIEPA - KEHI M 33 1408494CS GOUATO Vamoussa 18/08/1989 YOPOUGON M 34 1409064CS IRIE Lou Youzanan Aude Prisca 06/04/1993 BLANFLA/BOUAFLE F 35 1409203CS KACOU N’goran André 01/01/1991 BROUKRO M 36 1410054CS KOFFI Affoué Marie Huguette 01/01/1992 DADIEKRO F 37 1410218CS KOFFI Aya Christine 30/12/1991 BOUAKE F 38 1410670CS KOFFI N’dri Maxime 13/04/1990 MENEE – CENTRE/SAN PE. M 39 1410720CS KOFFI Ouffouet Franck Médard 28/10/1991 ATTIEGOUAKRO M 40 1410732CS KOFFI Sokoné Roseline 20/02/1990 ZUENOULA F 41 1411225CS KONAN Konan Gerard 29/12/1988 ALLAHA- KOFFIKRO M 42 1411837CS KONE Ismaël 19/03/1995 DABOU M 43 1411964CS KONE Mariam 10/12/1989 YOPOUGON F 44 1412118CS KONE Segba Alhassane 07/02/1991 ADJAME M 45 1412229CS KONE Yacouba Ismaël Zanga 31/08/1995 AYAMAN M 46 1412305CS KORANGUI Assirifi Francis 18/11/1991 YOPOUGON M 47 1412392CS KOUA Ama Edith Flore 27/10/1994 M’BATTO F 48 1412543CS KOUADIO Akrassi Gauthier Clowis 18/02/1994 KOUN ABRONSO M 49 1412664CS KOUADIO Comoé Marie - Ange 13/11/1992 DABOU F 50 1413227CS KOUAKOU Affoué Célestine 17/09/1988 BONON F 51 1413368CS KOUAKOU Aya Victoire Marie Jeannette 25/04/1993 YOPOUGON F 52 1413620CS KOUAKOU Kouassi George 03/01/1987 BOUAFLE M 53 1413641CS KOUAKOU Kouassi Thomas 28/12/1991 AGOU M 54 1414775CS KOUASSI Apatiho Marthe 02/10/1991 YOPOUGON F 55 1414834CS KOUASSI Bonya Ammah Léa 25/09/1991 TIEBISSOU F 56 1415045CS KOUASSI Kossonou Boanerges 08/03/1995 ANDOU – M’BATTO M 57 1415060CS KOUASSI Kouadio David Anderson 01/05/1990 YOPOUGON M 58 1415768CS KRA Koffi Fofié 01/01/1990 KRAKRO/TRANSUA M 59 1416444CS MATCHANI Oulai Guy Fabrice 18/02/1995 LOGOUALE M 60 1416486CS M’BRA Kouassi Florent 22/08/1991 YAO - KOUAKOUKRO M 61 1416584CS MENE Akissi Marie Evelyre 15/04/1988 GRAND – MORIE F 62 1416693CS MITO Azannadje Nathalie Angèle 15/05/1992 ABOBO F 63 1416775CS MONSAN Cha Rolande Estelle Dénise 11/05/1992 YOPOUGON F 64 1416856CS NAHI Gueatonhon Evelyne 02/09/1993 DUEKOUE F 65 1416985CS N’DA Amoin Diana 12/02/1989 KOFFI - AMONKRON F 66 1417719CS N’GUESSAN Damanan Jean Rodrigue 09/04/1989 GUITRY M 67 1417743CS N’GUESSAN Fernande Karine Wovié 04/11/1990 DABOU F 68 1418193CS NONY Moussa 05/12/1992 BAKRO/ABOISSO M 69 1418514CS ONE Edwige Melaine Ocra 16/05/1991 LAKOTA F 70 1418559CS OTCHOHO Sahiré Martial Sosthène 09/04/1989 ABOBO M 71 1419302CS OUTOU Akpa Franck Salomon 09/03/1995 BOUAFLE M 72 1419364CS PEUKO Gomeka Wilfried 20/08/1995 GUEIOSSIEPLEU M 73 1419925CS SANOGO Mohamed 01/01/1990 FERKESSEDOUGOU M 74 1419925CS SEKONGO Gnenedowele Lucie 09/01/1992 FERKESSEDOUGOU F 75 1419956CS SEKONGO Yalamoussa 01/01/1988 KORHOGO M 76 1419968CS SEKRE Atta Adjoa Somala Emma 19/04/1996 BONDOUKOU F 77 1420120CS SIAHOUE Allassane 08/11/1993 ABOBO M 78 1420183CS SIE Djedjemel Junior 24/12/1995 VIEIL – OUSROU/DABOU M 79 1420402CS SOGBETI Dosso 28/03/1988 GAMEZAPLEU M 80 1421285CS TAPE Ruth Appella 19/02/1994 BOROTOU- KORO F 81 1421543CS TIE Lou Irié Larissa Patricia 09/01/1994 KOHOUROU/ABOISSO F 82 1421597CS TIEU Anne Vanessa 29/07/1989 YOPOUGON F 83 1421620CS TIMITE Dehada Mauricette 21/04/1987 TIASSALE F 84 1421770CS TOTO Ononzalé Synthia Anabelle 27/10/1992 YOPOUGON F 85 1422108CS TRA Bi Volizie Eric Constant 21/06/1994 MAN M 86 1422863CS YAO Aya Debora - Stéphanie 29/08/1992 BOUAKE F 87 1422892CS YAO Boeingoh Jeannihn N’guessan 09/01/1990 KOUN - KOUAMEKRO M 88 1423290CS YAO N’zué Ahou Bénédicte Ingrid 02/09/1993 YOPOUGON F Fait à Abidjan, le 27 novembre 2014 La Directrice Mme ETILE Philomène MINISTERE D’ETAT, REPUBLIQUE DE COTE D’IVOIRE MINISTERE DE L’EMPLOI, DES AFFAIRES SOCIALES ET DE LA FORMATION PROFESSIONNELLE Direction Générale de la Formation Professionnelle Direction Régionale Abidjan Nord LYCEE PROFESSIONNEL COMMERCIAL DE YOPOUGON BP V 170ABIDJAN 01 TEL: 23 – 45 – 42 – 40 Union-Discipline-Travail LISTE DES ELEVES ADMIS AU CONCOURS REGULIEREMENT INSCRITS EN 2014 - 2015 MODE D’ENTREE : CONCOURS DIPLOME PREPARE : BTS FILIERE : GESTION COMMERCIALE N° N° de table NOM ET PRENOMS DATE DE LIEU DE SEXE OBSERVATION NAISSANCE NAISSANCE 01 1400868CS AKA Akoua Andos Nathalie 01/01/1992 NIABLE F 02 1401027CS AKE Diro Jean – Paul Urbain 10/08/1987 ANNA/BINGERVIL. M 03 1401558CS AMOA Yaoua N’guessan Marie – Christiane 28/11/1994 ABENGOUROU F 04 1401583CS AMON AMON Roméo 18/12/1989 AGBOVILLE M 05 1401775CS ANOKOUA Brou Teathitia Edith 26/12/1993 ABONGOUA F 06 1402513CS BAHI Lucienne 03/03/1995 TIASSALE F 07 1403306CS BLAY Yaba Chia Mélaine 29/11/1992 YAFFO – ATTIE/AK. F 08 1403419CS BLY Bohagbean Elodie Sylbelle 20/01/1990 BOUNDIALI F 09 1403479CS BOGNON Fridoline Orphée 06/07/1989 BOZI/BOUAFLE F 10 1403640CS BONI Acobé Chia Vanessa Ines 19/06/1990 IRF/ADZOPE F 11 1404237CS CISSE Tchenourgo 29/04/1992 BOYO/KOUTO M 12 1404635CS COULIBALY Nanhognou Pascaline 17/05/1991 JACQUEVILLE F 13 1405010CS DAGO Vanessa 15/03/1993 GLY S/P DIVO F 14 1405496CS DIALLO Adiara 13/02/1989 BOUADIKRO M 15 1405907CS DIOMANDE Nogodion 30/12/1989 DJOUROUTOU M 16 1405913CS DIOMANDE Saraman Djénéba 15/04/1992 TREICHVILLE F 17 1405981CS DIOP Soukeyna Fary 08/01/1992 COCODY M 18 1406412CS DOH Laeticia Mao Olive 25/05/1993 YOPOUGON F 19 1406691CS DOUMBIA Daouda 30/03/1990 ODIENNE M 20 1407619CS GBADJE Lou Kohounan Anicette Rolande 16/04/1989 ZUENOULA F 21 1407666CS GBALE Zago Jean – Marie Landry 09/12/1993 OURAGAHIO M 22 1407867CS GLOUZON Gouamin Cyr Fiacre Wilfried 04/07/1989 COCODY M 23 1407949CS GNAHORE Kouho Wilfried 12/10/1989 PORT - BOUET M 24 1408182CS GNONGOHI Kiyenoin Christian Désiré Junior 30/12/1992 PINHOU/DUEKOUE M 25 1409603CS KARABOUE Nadia 07/11/1992 YOPOUGON F 26 1409645CS KARIM Wasiath Ayoka Andy 16/10/1990 DIMBOKRO M 27 1409949CS KOBENAN Kra Narcisse 22/06/1995 IGUELA/TANDA M 28 1410291CS KOFFI Elogne Bah Prisca 03/04/1991 EDJAMBO/TIAPOUM F 29 1411676CS KONE Aly Michael 28/07/1990 YOPOUGON M 30 1411870CS KONE Karmon 07/06/1992 TENGRELA M 31 1412286CS KONGOZA Ahokoh Sosthène Ambroise 03/07/1990 DIABO M 32 1412992CS KOUADIO N’da Adjoua Lucie 05/01/1991 TOUMODI F 33 1413200CS KOUAKOU Adja Miézan Jeanne – d’Arc 05/03/1994 TANDA F 34 1413696CS KOUAKOU N’guessan Victoire Pauline 11/10/1995 DIDIEVI F 35 1413726CS KOUAKOU Yao Anselme Angenor 21/03/1997 BOTRO M 36 1413792CS KOUAME Adjo Angèle 30/12/1992 TOUMODI - SAKASSOU F 37 1414617CS KOUASSI Adjoua Rosine 04/12/1987 GUIGLO F 38 1416740CS MOMPOHEO Keassé Rodric 12/09/1993 PINHOU/DUEKOUE M 39 1416890CS NANGUY Akebi Marie Anicette M. 17/05/1992 SONGON F 40 1417436CS N’GORAN Behra Stéphanie 07/01/1993 ATTECOUBE F 41 1417469CS N’GORAN Konan Jean Elvis 06/10/1993 DAOUKRO M 42 1417547CS N’GOUMISSA Koffi Amoinkan 15/11/1987 KODA/SOUBRE F 43 1417549CS N’GOUMISSA Koffi Thomas Claver 16/10/1993 BINGERVILLE M 44 1417877CS N’GUESSAN Kouamé Jean Claude 19/08/1990 OUME M 45 1417961CS N’GUESSAN N’guessan Henri 31/12/1992 YAMOUSSUOKRO M 46 1418414CS OHOUO Affouh Paule – Marie Nina 09/12/1992 BONDOUKOU F 47 1418914CS OUATTARA Mariam 22/01/1989 YOPOUGON F 48 1419158CS OUE Zran Larissa Elodie 27/12/1994 ZELE S/P MAN F 49 1419863CS SEKA Abouo Chia Ange Fabiola 25/02/1990 TREICHVILLE F 50 1419892CS SEKA Mesmin Evrard 20/09/1989 DZEUDJI M 51 1420029CS
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