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RECRUITS BATCH a 2017.Xlsx CONFIDENTIAL SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS 1. The underlisted successful Batch A candidates are to resume for training at the Nigerian Air Force Base Kawo Kaduna on Saturday 5 August 2017. Serial Recruitment No Name Sex Remarks (a) (b) (c) (d) (e) ABIA STATE 1 NAF2017157198 EMMANUEL CHINEDU EGERUE M 2 NAF201703689 CHILEE CHRISTIAN OGUMKA M 3 NAF2017117437 KELVIN NNANNA KALU M 4 NAF201740605 CHINEDU NDUAKA M 5 NAF2017183860 BENJAMIN OKORAFOR OKORO M 6 NAF201735196 GIDEON ADIMCHINOBI OBIOMA M 7 NAF201752287 CHINOMSO PETER IMO M 8 NAF201766778 VICTOR IHEANYICHUKWU KALU M 9 NAF201741077 CHIMEREMEZE CHIGOZIRIM ENYIA M 10 NAF2017180231 N. VICTOR ENYIA M 11 NAF201797649 INNOCENT J IHENACHO M 12 NAF201788327 NKWACHI PAUL MICHAEL M 13 NAF2017174529 GIFT ONYINYCHI BEN F 14 NAF201711182 MADUABUGHICHI DAVID OKPULOR M 15 NAF2017159418 PRINCE IKENNA NWANKPA M 16 NAF201777985 PETER IFEANYI ELEKWACHI M 17 NAF2017150374 EJIKE SAMSON OGADA M 18 NAF2017150546 DANIEL CHUKWUEMEKA MADUABUCHI M 19 NAF2017190985 INNOCENT CHIBUZOR UZOMA M 20 NAF2017143553 NNAMDI LUCKY AKWARANDU M 21 NAF201726823 BLESSING EMERI UKPAI F 22 NAF201710888 OKORIE CHRISTOPHER ONUKA M 23 NAF2017202558 AGUWA CHIKA OBASI M 24 NAF201755537 AGWU ITAM LEKWA M 25 NAF201787143 PRINCE UGOCHUKWU NMERENGWA M 26 NAF2017105670 UCHECHI CHIOMA NWAMUO F 27 NAF2017176394 CHIKA IHEOMA UKOMADU F 28 NAF201744604 ALLWELL EZENWOKO UKAEGBU M 29 NAF201796230 CHRISTIAN OGECHUKWU IKECHUKWU M 30 NAF2017178512 RICHARD M ONYEDINACHI M 31 NAF2017165033 CHUKWUMA NWARIE KINGSLEY M 32 NAF2017138999 CHIMEZIE MICHAEL ENYIOKO M 33 NAF201733970 DANIEL IKECHUKWU EZEKIEL M 34 NAF201778371 MESHACH NNOCHIRI M 35 NAF2017194796 VANESSA CHIDINMA ELUWA F 36 NAF201713003 ELIZEBETH ONYEMAUWA F 37 NAF2017170036 AMARACHI CHERYL ARUNGWA F 38 NAF2017160593 CHIMEZIE CHRISTIAN DOUGLAS M 39 NAF2017147284 HAPPY BROWN ONYEKABA F 40 NAF201765659 ONYEDIKA ROMANUS UMEH M 41 NAF2017121708 ONYEKACHI CHIDOZIE NWAFOR M 42 NAF2017144193 CHINOMSO PEACE OKOROAFOR F 43 NAF201784411 AMARACHI BEAUTY NWAEZE F 1 CONFIDENTIAL CONFIDENTIAL ADAMAWA STATE 1 NAF2017119434 NGULIARO NICHOLAS M 2 NAF2017204584 KABIRU MUHAMMED M 3 NAF2017145287 SALVATION Y DADI M 4 NAF201753854 HUNFIYOUNO TONPORO M 5 NAF2017141633 SALIHU SHUAIBU M 6 NAF201751724 ALHAJI A SALLAU M 7 NAF201787087 MARK BULUS M 8 NAF2017125467 VICTOR DIORI KENNEDY M 9 NAF2017182060 JOSEPH ADAMU M 10 NAF2017178323 MOHAMMED ASHRAF SULEIMAN M 11 NAF201717924 PETER BIRMA M 12 NAF201713543 ALI ABDULLAHI ABARI M 13 NAF2017192121 MOHAMMED ATIKU M 14 NAF2017114107 JAMILU ABUBAKAR M 15 NAF2017101144 SANUSI IBRAHIM M 16 NAF201784681 MUSA ADAMU M 17 NAF2017107228 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NAF2017129598 ABASIFREKE OKON EMMANUEL M 27 NAF201752793 SAMUEL SUNDAY AFANGIDEH M 28 NAF201712085 CELESTINE PEZ M 29 NAF2017115500 PATIENCE PROFIT MONDAY F 30 NAF2017145678 JOSEPH MICHAEL ESSIEN M 31 NAF2017174053 ISAIAH ONYIOBOK EDET M 32 NAF201700280 JOHN EFFIONG ENETAK M 33 NAF201767345 TREASURE INYENE KINGSLEY F 34 NAF201718573 IMOH ANIEFIOK MARK M 35 NAF2017194759 MFON ALEX IMEH M 36 NAF2017198907 JOSHUA SUNDAY UKOIREM M 37 NAF2017172790 FAITH EFFING EKPEYOUNG F 38 NAF2017137655 INYANG SAMUEL M 39 NAF201733890 IMO IME THOMPSON M 40 NAF201797584 AKANINYENE UDOUSORO UMOREN M 41 NAF2017131485 AKANIYENE FRIDAY SAMPSON M 42 NAF201776119 EMMANUEL EDET OKON M 43 NAF201759389 JOHN JUMBO UDOFA M ANAMBRA STATE 1 NAF2017155719 CHIDIMMA PRUDENCE-ANNE AGORCHUKWU F 2 NAF2017121794 RAYMOND CHIGOZIE OKONKWO M 3 NAF201729050 MICHAEL CHINONSO IBE M 4 NAF2017119672 CLINTON EBUKA AGBATA M 5 NAF201772134 EKENE VICTOR ONYEBUEKE M 6 NAF201701194 EMMANUELLA CHISOM UDOGU F 7 NAF201733863 ANUGO ANYAEBOSIM 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NAF2017114428 KINGSLEY ECHEZONA ONWODI M 32 NAF2017202033 LINDA NGOZI OKOYE F 33 NAF201791332 ABUCHI MARKDALINE OKONKWO M 34 NAF2017152737 CHIDIEBERE DESMOND EKEOKWU M 35 NAF2017115230 BLESSING CHINENYE OBIADI F 36 NAF2017162988 GRACE AMAKA IWOYI F 37 NAF2017134796 CHUEKWUEBUKA INNOCENT INNOCENT M 38 NAF2017190257 CHIOMA VICTORIA EJIOFOR F 39 NAF201713302 CHUKWUDI OKOYE M 40 NAF2017149446 SOCHIMA KENNETH OKEKE M 41 NAF2017115164 GINIKA EGBOGAH M 42 NAF201758142 THANKGOD OWOH M 43 NAF201717016 VICTOR SOMADINA ONYEBUCHI M BAUCHI STATE 1 NAF2017159430 ABUBAKAR SADIQ AHMED M 2 NAF201711973 SULAIMAN ABUBAKAR SULAIMAN M 3 NAF2017120289 UMAR FARUQ DAUDA M 4 NAF2017153941 ABUBAKAR MOHD BURAI M 5 NAF2017166241 MUSTAPHA SHUAIBU MUSA M 6 NAF2017146443 TSAMMANI MATO M 7 NAF2017190459 ILIYA DOGARA WOEMI M 8 NAF2017162397 MUHAMMAD JAMIL ALHASSAN M 9 NAF201756881 IDRIS TUMFARE SARKI M 10 NAF201718391 MUSTAPHA A MUHAMMED M 11 NAF201705183 ABBAS ALIYU M 4 CONFIDENTIAL CONFIDENTIAL 12 NAF2017127431 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