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S/No Jamb No. Name State LGA Jamb Score COURSE 1 85133790BI FATIMA MOHAMMED NASIR Bauchi Alkaleri 171 ACCOUNTING 2 85140924FD Isiyaka Abubakar Bauchi Bauchi 169 ACCOUNTING 3 85141905CA Umar Saleh Umar Bauchi Damban 162 ACCOUNTING 4 85618338BG BELLO SANI Bauchi Katagum 161 ACCOUNTING 5 85145770GF Usman Abdulrashid Usman Bauchi Misau 161 ACCOUNTING 6 86628322FD Saraphina Pankyes Plateau Mangu 160 ACCOUNTING 7 85141001BG Yusuf Ibrahim Bauchi Bauchi 156 ACCOUNTING 8 86712018AB abdulmumin abubakar haruna Bauchi Tafawa-Balewa 155 ACCOUNTING 9 851343356GG Abraham Ibrahim Masoyi Bauchi Bogoro 155 ACCOUNTING 10 86718262IH Kabiru Bello Muhammad Bauchi Jama'are 154 ACCOUNTING 11 86357461GH Lawan Mubarak Bauchi Toro 154 ACCOUNTING 12 85128932EC abubakar shuaibu usman Bauchi Kirfi 154 ACCOUNTING 13 85149422HA Ahmed El Hussein Bauchi Damban 153 ACCOUNTING 14 85066281AJ Ibrahim Tukur Bello Adamawa Yola South 153 ACCOUNTING 15 85141914JA SULEIMAN AHMAD CHINDO Bauchi Bauchi 152 ACCOUNTING 16 86964390GH MUHAMMAD IDRIS KABIR Bauchi Gamawa 151 ACCOUNTING 17 86721053FG ABDULRAHAMAN ADAMU Bauchi Alkaleri 151 ACCOUNTING 18 85149288IE Dauda Aliyu Dan Bauchi Alkaleri 151 ACCOUNTING 19 85148757CI Usman Sambo Isawa Bauchi Glade 151 ACCOUNTING 20 85133056IG Abdullahi Samaila Bauchi Darazo 151 ACCOUNTING 21 85139267HH ZULYADAINI MUHAMMAD ADAMU Bauchi Tafawa-Balewa 150 ACCOUNTING 22 85644630AB ABUBAKAR BABA ABDULLAHI Jigawa Jahun 149 ACCOUNTING 23 85144032EB Sadiq Sadika Barhama Bauchi Dass 149 ACCOUNTING 24 85131978CC Abubakar Sani Bilyaminu Bauchi Ningi 149 ACCOUNTING 25 85138003IG Zaidu Bala Bauchi Dass 148 ACCOUNTING 26 85129320EC SADIQ BABA MANU Bauchi Ningi 148 ACCOUNTING 27 85136258ID Ismail Muhammad Babawww.myschoolgist.comBauchi Zaki 147 ACCOUNTING 28 86356124AE ABBATI HARUNA Bauchi Shira 146 ACCOUNTING 29 86355714HA Ahmad Muhammad Datti Bauchi Darazo 146 ACCOUNTING 30 85146898HG Jamilu Adamu Gokaru Bauchi Alkaleri 146 ACCOUNTING 31 85141362JH ADAMU SANI ALHAJI Bauchi Zaki 146 ACCOUNTING 32 86755058IF Adamu Ali Sani Bauchi Damban 144 ACCOUNTING 33 85141168JH AMINU MUHAMMAD BELLO Bauchi Bauchi 144 ACCOUNTING 34 85137627FA Hamza Aliyu Bauchi Dass 144 ACCOUNTING 35 86360996DF MUHAMMAD ADAMU YALWAJI Bauchi Zaki 143 ACCOUNTING 36 86356688FI Babangida Abdullahi Bauchi Misau 143 ACCOUNTING 37 85523135FH Umar Aliyu Bauchi Zaki 143 ACCOUNTING 38 85137899BA Buhari Abdullahi Bauchi Bauchi 143 ACCOUNTING 39 85445350DA MUHAMMAD DANJUMA Bauchi Alkaleri 142 ACCOUNTING 40 85140913IG ABDULRAHMAN MAIRIGA Bauchi Bauchi 142 ACCOUNTING 41 86193809AJ RUKAYAT MUHAMMAD Bauchi Itas/Gadua 141 ACCOUNTING 42 85134169EF IKILIMA ADAMU GOKARU Bauchi Alkaleri 141 ACCOUNTING 43 85135913FB NAFIU ZAILANI Bauchi Bauchi 140 ACCOUNTING 44 85131049JD Maryam Yakubu Bauchi Shira 140 ACCOUNTING 45 85140609CI UMAR HAMZA GAWO Bauchi Warji 174 ACCOUNTING 46 85722162BB Alimat yusuf Shadiat Kwara Ilorin East 254 ACCOUNTING 47 86149155BE Timileyin Fagbemijo Peter Oyo Egbeda 234 ACCOUNTING 48 86453650HF NAZIRU MUSTAPHA MUHAMMAD Edo Etsako East 226 ACCOUNTING 49 86358096af ARHYEL ALI MSHELIA BoRMo Hawul 216 ACCOUNTING 50 85147014BJ ILIYA B. AJIJI Bauchi Tafawa-Balewa 216 ACCOUNTING 51 86624980II PEACE CLETUS Kaduna Kauru 207 ACCOUNTING 52 85890478EF Abubakar Audu Benue Aguta 206 ACCOUNTING 53 86202946EJ RITA DUNG Plateau Barikin Ladi 205 ACCOUNTING 54 85131519EB MUTAZ SAMAILA YAJI Bauchi Katagum 197 ACCOUNTING 55 85145663JF Sulaiman Muhammad Bauchi Bauchi 194 ACCOUNTING 56 86636206GJ AHMAD HASSAN Bauchi Bauchi 193 ACCOUNTING 57 85147917CG Isa Tayyib Ahmad Bauchi Ganjuwa 193 ACCOUNTING 58 86210479FB MUHAMMAD NURUDEEN Bauchi Toro 187 ACCOUNTING 59 85143305II SALAMATU MUHAMMAD DAWUD Bauchi Damban 186 ACCOUNTING 60 85143503HG Usama Nuruddeen Bauchi Bauchi 185 ACCOUNTING 61 85143001DA IBRAHIM ABDULLAHI www.myschoolgist.comBauchi Tafawa-Balewa 185 ACCOUNTING 62 85144847CB HAUWA MUHAMMAD GANGAI Bauchi Katagum 184 ACCOUNTING 63 85139020EC MOHAMMED SANI RABIU Bauchi Alkaleri 184 ACCOUNTING 64 86360588JF SALAMATU ADAMU Bauchi Kirfi 180 ACCOUNTING 65 85143921ID IBRAHIM AHMAD MASU Bauchi Ganjuwa 178 ACCOUNTING 66 85137753GA Bilal Jibril Aliyu Bauchi Katagum 178 ACCOUNTING 67 85925014DD Abdulrahman Hashim Bauchi Itas/Gadua 177 ACCOUNTING 68 85956342EC Zainab Ahmed Lame Bauchi Toro 176 ACCOUNTING 69 86214424FA Shehu Shauibu Muhammad Bauchi Warji 175 ACCOUNTING 70 85149384IH ALIYU ABBAS Bauchi Zaki 174 ACCOUNTING 71 85145904FB FAIZU ALMUSTAPHA Bauchi Ganjuwa 173 ACCOUNTING 72 85144524CA Nusaiba Musa Jibrin Bauchi Bauchi 171 ACCOUNTING 73 85140126CC Jamila Hussaini Ahmad Bauchi Bauchi 170 ACCOUNTING 74 85137102HD Ibrahim Abubakar Aliyu Bauchi Bauchi 170 ACCOUNTING 75 85132914CH Abdulsamad Danjuma Bauchi Tafawa-Balewa 170 ACCOUNTING 76 85424317HJ ZUBAIR USMAN Bauchi Ganjuwa 168 ACCOUNTING 77 86214040DI ABDULLAHI SHAMUNU ABUBAKAR Bauchi Toro 167 ACCOUNTING 78 85145852IA JAMILA ABUBAKAR Bauchi Bauchi 167 ACCOUNTING 79 85148073ED Usman Nasiru Bauchi Ganjuwa 166 ACCOUNTING 80 86361976AF Ahmad Muhammad Fateh Bauchi Katagum 165 ACCOUNTING 81 85145106CA Hassan Mohammed Anas Bauchi Misau 164 ACCOUNTING 82 85143770FB ABUBAKAR UMAR Bauchi Toro 164 ACCOUNTING 83 85137539CD AHMED USMAN RILWAN Bauchi Bauchi 164 ACCOUNTING 84 85133524EA AHMED MOHAMMED USMAN Bauchi Darazo 164 ACCOUNTING 85 85525748hf MAMUDA ABUBAKAR Bauchi Itas/Gadua 163 ACCOUNTING 86 86357249CE ABUBAKAR AL-AMIN Adamawa Jada 162 ACCOUNTING 87 85141867DH Ayuba Mu'azu Shahoro Bauchi Warji 162 ACCOUNTING 88 85147363DJ Zakari Isah Bauchi Gamawa 160 ACCOUNTING 89 85432511DI Zainab Dalhatu Muhammed Bauchi Bogoro 159 ACCOUNTING 90 85147582GB Abdulhamid Abdullahi Bauchi Darazo 159 ACCOUNTING 91 85144050IE MARTHA AYUBA Bauchi Bogoro 159 ACCOUNTING 92 85139117EC Zakariyya Adamu Bauchi Tafawa-Balewa 159 ACCOUNTING 93 86356048DI ZAINAB MAGAJI ABDULHAMID Bauchi Shira 158 ACCOUNTING 94 86203021BI BASHIR MUHAMMAD AUWAL Bauchi Kirfi 158 ACCOUNTING 95 86356482JE Munka'ilu Ubali www.myschoolgist.comBauchi Zaki 153 ACCOUNTING 96 86197585DA ISA USMAN MUSA Bauchi Katagum 141 ACCOUNTING 97 85149054BA KHADIJA MAHMOOD KAWU Bauchi Bauchi 165 ACCOUNTING 98 85530028DJ Babangida Ibrahim Bauchi Warji 198 ANATOMY 99 86360602FD ZIYAULHAQ MUHAMMAD WAZIRI Bauchi Alkaleri 197 ANATOMY 100 85138575BJ Emmanuel Ibrahim Bauchi Bogoro 196 ANATOMY 101 85129056FI FAISAL HAMZA Bauchi Gamawa 195 ANATOMY 102 85132812EC ABUBAKAR AHMAD ISAH Bauchi Bauchi 194 ANATOMY 103 85132303BH ABDULLAHI ADAMU HAMMA Bauchi Misau 193 ANATOMY 104 85138635DD ZAKARI NUHU ABDULRAZAK Bauchi Warji 191 ANATOMY 105 85131767HD UMAR RABIU MADAKI Bauchi Katagum 191 ANATOMY 106 85131508HE SAFIYANU SHEHU Bauchi Katagum 191 ANATOMY 107 85130313HA Idriss Umar Bauchi Damban 191 ANATOMY 108 189 Madu Madu Gapani Bauchi Tafawa-Balewa 189 ANATOMY 109 85148843GB HISHAM UMAR AHMAD Bauchi Tafawa-Balewa 188 ANATOMY 110 85140017FI Anas Abdulkarim Gital Bauchi Tafawa-Balewa 187 ANATOMY 111 85130797HD Maaruf Dauda Katagum Bauchi Zaki 186 ANATOMY 112 86362510FC MUSA USMAN Bauchi Bauchi 185 ANATOMY 113 85131107BG DAHIRU MARYAM MARAFA Bauchi Bauchi 182 ANATOMY 114 86193064BD SAAD MUJAHID ABDULSALAM Bauchi Bauchi 180 ANATOMY 115 85147890BA ANDARAH AMOS Bauchi Bogoro 180 ANATOMY 116 85145614EI ABUBAKAR MUSA ALHASSAN Bauchi Alkaleri 180 ANATOMY 117 85136506BI MUHAMMAD SANI SHAMWILU Bauchi Tafawa-Balewa 180 ANATOMY 118 85131591BJ MARYAMU BULAMA Bauchi Gamawa 180 ANATOMY 119 85143339ID MUHAMMAD IBRAHIM WAZIRI Bauchi Alkaleri 179 ANATOMY 120 85134512IA Sadisu Abdullahi Bauchi Warji 179 ANATOMY 121 85132628BC SAAD IBRAHIM JIBO Bauchi Dass 179 ANATOMY 122 86201870HG ZAINAB HASSAN Bauchi Toro 178 ANATOMY 123 85149114CE RABIATU ALIYU MUHAMMAD Bauchi Misau 178 ANATOMY 124 85144286FF ABUBAKAR MUNKAILA Bauchi Darazo 178 ANATOMY 125 85138763DH ALHASSAN YUSUF DAGAUDA Bauchi Bauchi 178 ANATOMY 126 86606850GB Mannir Salisu Alhaji Bauchi Itas/Gadua 177 ANATOMY 127 85147262FB ABDURRAHMAN USMAN Bauchi Toro 177 ANATOMY 128 85147021JF MUSLIHU MUSA Bauchi Toro 177 ANATOMY 129 85145831HG AUGUSTINE ALHAMDUwww.myschoolgist.com Bauchi Tafawa-Balewa 177 ANATOMY 130 85144897GF MUSA MALAM MUSA Bauchi Alkaleri 177 ANATOMY 131 85137766CB Musa Ismail Karia Bauchi Ganjuwa 177 ANATOMY 132 85136861CA ABDUSSAlAM SULAIMAN Bauchi Bauchi 177 ANATOMY 133 85146019JE ahmad ahmad jibrin Bauchi Bauchi 176 ANATOMY 134 85141767EG MARYAM MUHAMMAD USMAN Bauchi Toro 176 ANATOMY 135 85133658CG Khadija Aliyu A Bauchi Bauchi 176 ANATOMY 136 85132359ED ZAINAB HASSAN Bauchi Bauchi 176 ANATOMY 137 86811516HD KABIRU AHMED Bauchi Misau 175 ANATOMY 138 86359830EB ABDULRAZAK BELLO ADAM Bauchi Bauchi 175 ANATOMY 139 85147142CD ABDULAZIZ MUHAMMAD ABBA Bauchi Zaki 175 ANATOMY 140 86446514EG Khadija Musa Bauchi Dass 174 ANATOMY 141 85143272JA NAJA'ATU LADAN YARO Bauchi Katagum 174 ANATOMY 142 85133508II NUHU ADAMU Bauchi Misau 174 ANATOMY 143 86356531EE Shuaibu Hamisu Bauchi Itas/Gadua 173 ANATOMY 144 85522200EJ AUWALU SULE Bauchi Shira 173 ANATOMY 145 85145263DE CHONGDA BULUS ZABE Bauchi Bogoro 173 ANATOMY 146 86812310BJ ABDULSALAM MUSA ABBA Bauchi Jama'are 172 ANATOMY 147 86362205JE Bejimwa Amos John Bauchi Bogoro 172 ANATOMY 148 86362123EJ Muhammad Adamu Isyaku Bauchi Ningi 172 ANATOMY 149 85142059ED Fakihta Abdulkareem Ummuhani Bauchi Ganjuwa 172 ANATOMY 150 85133656DC MUHAMMAD AMINU MADAKI Bauchi Ganjuwa 172 ANATOMY 151 85130292DG Bala Tela Bauchi Misau 172 ANATOMY 152 85129321DJ Ibrahim Muhammad Nura Bauchi Misau 172 ANATOMY 153 86811481IB Dahiru Yakubu Bauchi Katagum 171 ANATOMY 154 86202623EI BILYAMINU ALIYU ABUBAKAR Bauchi Toro 171 ANATOMY 155 85911771IJ Rahmatu Usman Dalhatu Nassarawa Lafia 171
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  • Democracy and the Hegemony of Corruption in Nigeria (1999-2017)

    Democracy and the Hegemony of Corruption in Nigeria (1999-2017)

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