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Licence Iii Tronc Commun 2019-2020 UFHB 2019-2020 LICENCE III TRONC COMMUN 2019-2020 Nº NOMS PRENOMS DATE LIEU Nº CE SEXE GROUPES 1 ABALE JEAN MARC DENIS 1996-05-08 YERIKO(LAKOTA) CI0117327469 M 1 2 ABE ASSI LOYA CHADON JAC 1999-12-14 MARCORY CI0118338174 F 2 3 ABOLI ASSANDE DANIEL 2000-12-28 BENENE CI0118338070 M 3 4 ABOU ABOU LANDRY 1995-01-01 N'KOUPE/ADZOPE CI0118351110 M 4 5 ABOUA EFFIBE GENEVIEVE 1992-06-10 BONOUA F 15 6 ABOULE MELISSA CARMEN JENNIFER 1999-05-14 YOPOUGON CI0118337945 F 5 7 ACHIA LOBA AGRE LAUTRECE C 0000-00-00 N'GOKRO CI0117333768 M 6 8 ADAMA OUATTARA 0000-00-00 LELEBLE/TAABO CI0116323182 M 7 9 ADAYE KOUADIO SOULEYMANE 1998-12-27 AHUITIESSO CI0117321567 M 8 10 ADECHIAN OLOUWAFEMI ADEBAYO EMMANUEL 1997-03-06 ABOBO CI0118338128 M 9 11 ADEDOYIN ISMAEL 1999-03-18 OUANGUIE / AGBOVILLE CI0118337865 M 10 12 ADEKUNLE RASHEED ABDOUL MALICK 1998-11-10 ABOBO CI0118338077 M 11 13 ADINGRA YAO BENE MOISE 1999-08-20 LOMO CI0118337835 M 12 14 ADJE AMLAN CLARISSE 1996-03-02 ADAOU CI0117325330 F 13 15 ADOU YAO TAWA ROMARIC 1996-01-03 TABAGNE CI0115297550 M 14 16 ADOU AKPANE VERONIQUE 1996-12-29 COSROU/DABOU CI0117324816 2 17 ADOU AYO JOSEPH FABIEN 1993-08-03 BECEDI CI0113258768 M 1 18 ADOUA KOBENAN SALOMON 1998-10-01 BONDOUKOU CI0118337986 M 2 19 ADOUM KOUASSI KONANDOU EMMANUEL 1997-06-29 YOPOUGON CI0117356700 M 3 20 AFFALI ASSI THANO PIERRE 1998-06-17 ABOISSO CI0117327522 M 4 21 AGO KONAN ELIE 1995-12-15 OBROUAYO/SOUBRE/RCI CI0118354974 M 5 22 AGOSSOU FRANCK-VISSOU 1997-06-02 ANYAMA CI0118337831 M 6 23 AHETCHEY KONAN DELAURE ETRANN 1996-05-10 YAMOUSSOUKRO CI0117348903 M 7 24 AHISSI MIREILLE EBAH 1998-11-22 BONDOUKOU CI0117324829 F 8 25 AHOU BECHO ROCH 1990-12-27 YAKASSE-MEAGOU CI0113251723 M 15 26 AHOUA MARIE NOEL BONTE 1994-02-12 TIEBISSOU CI0117324794 F 9 27 AHOUSSI DESIRE JUNIOR 2000-10-07 MALAMALAKRO/NOUAMOUCI0118337775 M 15 28 AHUI CHIA SYNTHIA 1995-12-27 YAFFO-ATTIE CI0117323999 F 11 29 AHUI AHUI AMON SANDRINE F 15 30 AKA KOUASSI ANGE BLANCHARD 1997-09-15 DIEGONEFLA CI0118337837 M 12 31 AKA OI AKA ARMAND 1997-05-16 BOUAFLE CI0118338025 M 13 32 AKA TANOH BARTHELEMY 1997-05-18 ARRAH COMMUNE CI0118338157 M 14 33 AKA BEUGRE JEAN 1996-10-30 AGBAHOU/DIVO CI0117323768 M 2 34 AKA N'GUESSAN AUDE MARIE CHRISTELLE 1997-10-08 BONDOUKOU CI0116309011 1 35 AKAMBI AICHA SEPHORA 1998-12-22 LAKOTA CI0118338270 F 2 36 AKE GOA ARSENE M 15 37 AKESSE FRANCK YANNICK ROMEO 2000-06-14 DIVO CI0118338369 M 3 38 AKPA MELYOU MARIE GRACE ANDREA 2000-01-05 TREICHVILLE CI0118338257 F 4 39 AKPOUE FOTO KOUADIO LUDOVIC M 15 40 AKRE EDOUARD DJATH ERASTE 1995-02-21 TREICHVILLE CI0117327621 M 5 41 AKUE KOFFI CHRISTIAN 1986-12-30 ABOBODOUME CI0118358294 M 6 42 ALI KOUASSI BOURAHIMAN 1996-02-04 KOUASSI-DATEKRO CI0117324152 M 7 43 ALLA KOUASSI ANICET 1995-04-17 ABOBO CI0117332407 8 44 AMADOU OUATTARA 1994-12-30 NAGAFOU SP TANDA CI0117321528 M 9 45 AMAGNIBO HONORE CI0116312656 M 7 46 AMAN BROU NARCISSE 1995-08-28 KREGBE/ARRAH CI0117323170 10 47 AMINSE MOUMOUNI 1990-12-19 BROUDOUKOU-PENDA/GUITRYCI0117331306 M 11 48 AMINSE MOUMOUNI 1990-12-19 BROUDOUKOU-PENDA/GUITRYCI0117331306 12 49 AMOA ETTIEN MARTINIEN AR 1997-07-02 KREGBE/ARRAH CI0117327654 13 50 AMOIN YAO MICHEL ROTH 1982-03-01 BOBI/SEGUELA/RCI CI0115302800 14 51 ANASET BOKO CHARLES ROMARIC 1998-05-15 ABENGOUROU CI0116303932 3 52 ANKON BOSSON N'DJESSOHN-RAVIER 1998-01-23 ADZOPE CI0117321784 M 1 53 ANOH IRIKA KADJO GEORGE EVRARD ISMAËL 2000-01-07 AHOUGNASSOU/BOUAKE CI0118338249 M 2 54 ANOH KOUTOUA ALAIN 1997-09-10 ABOISSO CI0118338259 M 3 55 APO KOUAKOU CASIMIR 1998-10-09 DINAOUDI SP TAOUDI CI0117324572 M 4 56 ASSEKA TANO BENOIT M 15 57 ASSEMIAN AKA FRANCK 1996-12-29 YAFFO ATTIE CI0116304015 15 58 ASSEMIEN ASSEMIEN HERMANN 1999-12-29 ANDE CI0118349418 M 6 DPT ANGLAIS Page 1/9 UFR: LLC UFHB 2019-2020 Nº NOMS PRENOMS DATE LIEU Nº CE SEXE GROUPES 59 ASSI ADOU JEAN FABRICE TRESOR 1998-02-15 YOPOUGON-ATTIE M 15 60 ASSI SEKA RODRIGUE M 15 61 ASSINTA ATTA YVES 1998-12-28 YAKASSE-FEYASSE CI0118338377 M 7 62 ATTADE KOUAKOU JEAN-WILFRIED CEDRIC 1996-06-07 PORT-BOUET CI0116305985 M 15 63 ATTOUOMA CHRISTINE MIREILLE 1996-08-21 KORHOGO/RCI CI0117333906 9 64 AYENON JOSEPH 1994-07-05 TREICHVILLE CI0115299237 10 65 BAFFOIN EDITH CHRISTIAN GNAMBA 1996-07-21 YOPOUGON CI0117327762 M 11 66 BAH GNATE JAURES 1997-07-05 KOUIBLY CI0118351181 M 12 67 BAH DEGUELAI MINYE MALCOM M 9 68 BAILOU TOAHOU JEAN FRANCOIS 1992-08-04 ADJAME CI0117332502 M 13 69 BAKAYOKO IBRAHIM 1996-10-24 GAGNOA CI0118337971 M 14 70 BAKAYOKO SOUALIO 1995-01-20 MARANDALLAH CI0118357060 M 3 71 BAMBA ALI 1998-06-05 MAN CI0117321682 M 1 72 BAMBA ADAMA 1996-12-20 KOUMOUDJI CI0116309109 2 73 BAMBA MAWA 1993-07-16 M'BONOUA /ANYAMA CI0115296265 3 74 BAMBA BRAHIMA 1986-11-07 ANYAMA CI0109230694 4 75 BAMBA BAZOUMANA 0000-00-00 ZEGBAO CI0117323191 M 5 76 BAMBA YASSEKO 1998-06-03 ABOBO CI0118337830 M 6 77 BAMBA DJENEBA 1997-12-26 KOUMASSI CI0117324215 F 7 78 BAMBA FANTA 1999-05-20 BINGERVILLE CI0118337880 F 8 79 BAMBA MORY CI0117325027 M 11 80 BANCE SOUMAILA 1998-12-19 PORT-BOUET CI0118337888 9 81 BANCE SOUMAILA M 16 82 BANGA ETCHEIGNE STANISLAS 1996-02-03 ABENGOUROU CI0117332524 10 83 BANTANGO ABDOULAYE 1996-04-28 KOUMASSI CI0116305652 11 84 BATTE MAZIE LEATHICIA D. CI0117322563 F 16 85 BEBLE TIE FABRICE 1996-07-22 ABOBO CI0117322777 M 12 86 BEDJRA AFI LAETICIA 1999-12-11 MARCORY CI0118337911 F 13 87 BENE KOUADIO MAHAMAN 1996-01-14 SIKASSUA CI0118351666 M 14 88 BENIE ABENAN INES OXINE 2000-02-25 GRAND-LAHOU CI0118337842 4 89 BERTHE YAYA 1996-06-05 TIEMELEKRO CI0117322032 M 1 90 BIA SERGE 1997-12-20 NIANGBEPLEU/MAN CI0118338108 M 2 91 BILE KOBENAN ROMARIC 1997-11-18 KOUASSI-DATEKRO CI0117322886 M 3 92 BINZEME MOBIO MATHIEU NOEL 1992-01-01 ADIAKE 15 93 BLIHA MADE ARIELLE ELEONORE 1998-10-11 YOPOUGON CI0117322423 F 5 94 BOGUI TANON NIAVA ALEXIS DESIRE 1991-05-14 KOUMASSI / ABIDJAN CI0118360934 M 6 95 BOKOLA YVES OSKANE 1996-05-03 YOPOUGON M 15 96 BOLATY NDRI AUDE ARIANE 1999-01-02 ABIDJAN KOUMASSI CI0117322018 F 7 97 BOLI BI TIZIE HIPPOLYTE 1994-02-17 YOPOUGON CI0117327889 8 98 BONNY KOUASSI JULES 1990-12-10 SOUNGASSOU CI0118354490 M 9 99 BONY FREJUS MICHEL 1996-09-29 DALOA CI0117327903 10 100 BORBOHI FOUEMON FRANCE ANNICK 1999-12-22 BANGOLO CI0117327908 F 12 101 BOSSE JEAN-HERMANN 1992-12-27 DEIMBA CI0117321357 M 13 102 BOSSON KICHI HENRIETTE 1996-05-17 ASSAOUFOUE/BONGOUANOUCI0117324473 F 14 103 BOURGOU STEPHANE 1996-12-22 PISSEKOU/OURAGAHIO CI0118338185 M 4 104 BOUSSON N'GUESSAN ELYETTE MARIE-ELISE 1999-03-23 SOUBRE CI0118337948 F 1 105 BOYINDA KOUADIO DOGO 1999-05-28 GBANHUI SP BKOU CI0118337941 M 2 106 BROU NIDIAN AXELLE 1999-02-14 BOUAFLE CI0117325346 3 107 BROU EITCHIEN ABLAN JEANINE AURIANE 1997-06-30 YOPOUGON CI0116309179 F 4 108 CAMARA BOUYAGUI 1998-07-18 BIANKOUMAN CI0118338006 5 109 CAMARA ALY 0000-00-00 LEONA/GUIGLO CI0117333828 M 6 110 CHERIF NAMORY 1989-07-11 KANGANA S/P WOROFLA/RCICI0119378186 M 7 111 CHERIFOU ABOUBAKAR 1995-10-01 DALOA CI0118337975 8 112 CISSE BASSAWATI CI0117324156 16 113 CODJO JEAN FABRICE 1994-11-18 DAOUKRO/RCI CI0118358303 M 9 114 CODJO STANISLAS 1996-03-24 DAOUKRO CI0118358304 M 10 115 COULIBALY YEDIOGNON MARIAM 1988-11-12 ELOKA/BINGERVILLE/RCICI0118355269 11 116 COULIBALY DOHONA DAOUDA 1992-06-16 YOPOUGON CI0116309162 12 117 COULIBALY LEGNIMIN MAMADOU 1994-06-26 MBENGUE CI0117326425 M 13 118 COULIBALY ABIBA 1997-04-09 ZUENOULA CI0118337878 F 14 119 COULIBALY AFFOUSSIATA 1998-05-17 SINFRA CI0118337927 F 5 120 COULIBALY GNELKAN DORCASSE 1998-04-14 TAFIRE CI0117327987 F 1 121 COULIBALY SOBO NOEL 1993-01-01 KINGUEMOUGOUSSO CI0117325003 M 2 DPT ANGLAIS Page 2/9 UFR: LLC UFHB 2019-2020 Nº NOMS PRENOMS DATE LIEU Nº CE SEXE GROUPES 122 COULIBALY YOUHITCHA ALITAL 1999-01-05 FONNONKAHA CI0118338147 M 3 123 COULIBALY YOUSSOUF 1998-12-29 ZADIEGUHE CI0118338284 M 4 124 COULIBALY MAMADOU 1988-02-05 ADZOPE CI0113245842 M 5 125 COULIBALY SANATA AICHA CHIGATTA 1999-05-23 YAMOUSSOUKRO CI0118356881 F 6 126 DAH DOUDOU FERDINAND 1996-01-01 DAME CI0117325040 M 7 127 DAH MEAGUI CEDRIK 1994-05-01 KOUAN-HOULE CI0117326444 M 8 128 DAMA ALIDA REBECCA 1996-04-09 YOPOUGON CI0115295837 9 129 DANGNI GALE AUDE EUDOXIE 1998-04-03 OUME CI0118337895 F 10 130 DEMBELE YVES ADAMA 1995-05-20 TREICHVILLE CI0116306034 11 131 DEZAHI KPASSIO CHRIST DANIEL 1997-02-02 BLOLEQUIN CI0116307918 M 12 132 DIABAGATE MOHAMED 1995-03-05 BONDOUKOU CI0117322173 M 13 133 DIABY MORY 1996-11-12 ABOBO CI0118338335 M 14 134 DIABY BASSANRA 1997-04-03 DALOA CI0117326475 F 5 135 DIAKITE B. 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