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South East S/No Name Stock Units Cert/No Address State 1 Abarikwu Mercy Iheoma Japaul Oil& Maritime Services Plc 5,000 630 S SOUTH EAST S/NO NAME STOCK UNITS CERT/NO ADDRESS STATE 1 ABARIKWU MERCY JAPAUL OIL& MARITIME 5,000 630 SECONDARY EDUCATION MGT ABIA South East IHEOMA SERVICES PLC BOARD, P.M.B. 7248 UMUAHIA 2 ABARIKWU MERCY STERLING BANK PLC 1,142 1713459 SECONDARY EDUCATION MGT ABIA South East IHEOMA BOARD, P.M.B. 7248 UMUAHIA 3 AGBASIERE JOSEPH SPRINGBANK PLC 750 54425 AFRIBANK NIG PLC, P.M.B. ABIA South East EMEKA 7263 UMUAHIA BRANCH 4 AGBASIERE JOSEPH DIAMOND BANK 1,000 8773 AFRIBANK NIG. PLC, P.M.B. ABIA South East EMEKA 7263 UMUAHIA 5 AGBASIERE JOSEPH CRUSADER INSURANCE 4,000 46084 AFRIBANK NIG. PLC, P.M.B. ABIA South East EMEKA 7263, UMUAHIA 6 AGUIM ROSELINE FIRST BANK PLC 1000 6559368 P. O. BOX 149 ORAUKWU ANAMBRA South East CHINELO IDEMILI ANAMBRA STATE 7 AGWU CHIOMA INTERCONTINENTAL BANK 1,000 602534 P. O. BOX 13244 UMUNGASI ABIA South East PLC ABA, ABIA STATE STATE 8 AGWU, CHIOMA OANDO PLC 50 2359783 P.O.BOX 13244, ABA, ABIA ABIA South East 9 AJOKU IFEOMA EUDORA INTERCONTINENTAL BANK 100 281766 P.O. BOX 4149, ONITSHA ANAMBRA South East PLC ANAMBRA STATE 10 AJOKU IFEOMA EUDORA INTERCONTINENTAL BANK 84 443481 P.O. BOX 4149, ONITSHA ANAMBRA South East PLC ANAMBRA STATE 11 AJOKU IFEOMA EUDORA INTERCONTINENTAL BANK 1,000 93715 P.O. BOX 4149, ONITSHA ANAMBRA South East PLC ANAMBRA STATE 12 AJOKU IFEOMA EUDORA UNION BANK OF NIGERIA 1,000 22728776 P.O. BOX 4149 ONITSHA, ANAMBRA South East PLC ANAMBRA 13 AJOKU IFEOMA KUDORA GTBANK PLC 166 1577388 P. O. BOX 4149 ONITSHA ANAMBRA South East ANAMBRA STATE 14 AJOKU IFEOMA KUDORA GTBANK PLC 166 1304878 P. O. BOX 4149 ONITSHA ANAMBRA South East ANAMBRA STATE 15 AJOKU IFEOMA KUDORA GTBANK PLC 500 1016546 P. O. BOX 4149 ONITSHA ANAMBRA South East ANAMBRA STATE 16 AKPUOGWU AUGUSTINA UBA 120 978992 UMUEZEIGWE IN URUEZEAMA ANAMBRA South East CHINYERE VILLAGE P.O. BOX 284 ADAZI- ANI. ANAMBRA STATE 17 ALARIBE DANDESON NIGERIAN BREWERIES PLC 2,140 73190 P.O.BOX 125, ABA ABIA South East ONYEBUENYI 18 ALISIGWE UNION BANK OF NIGERIA 1,000 22728954 P.O. BOX 11005 OGBOEFERE ANAMBRA South East AMARACHUKWU EMILIA PLC MKT OGBARU LGA ONITSHA ANAMBRA 19 ALISIGWE KEVIN UNION BANK OF NIGERIA 10,000 22728957 BLOCK A8 DONNEE P.O. BOX ANAMBRA South East IFEANYICHUKWU PLC 11005 OGBOEFERE MKT ONITSHA ANAMBRA STATE 20 ANYAELE CHIJINDU UBN PLC 1,000 22717396 P.O.BOX 992, ABA ABIA South East SAMUEL 21 ANYAELE MERCY UBN PLC 1,000 22717398 P.O.BOX 428 ABA ABIA South East OTUWOUGO 22 ANYAELE MERCY FBN PLC 500 7198350 METHODIST CHURCH OF ABIA South East OTUWOUGU NIGERIA, P.O.BOX 428 PARK ROAD, ABA EYIMBA 23 ANYASO, CHIGOZIE UNIPETROL NIGERIA PLC 9 1600816 3B HARUNA STREET, ANAMBRA South East P.O.BOX3191, ONITSHA, ANAMBRA STATE 24 ANYASO, CHIGOZIE UNIPETROL NIGERIA PLC 10 1990043 3B HARUNA STREET, ANAMBRA South East P.O.BOX3191, ONITSHA, ANAMBRA STATE 25 ANYASO, CHIGOZIE UNIPETROL NIGERIA PLC 25 244949 3B HARUNA STREET, ANAMBRA South East P.O.BOX3191, ONITSHA, ANAMBRA STATE 26 ANYASO, CHIGOZIE UNIPETROL NIGERIA PLC 1 439530 3B HARUNA STREET, ANAMBRA South East P.O.BOX3191, ONITSHA, ANAMBRA STATE 27 ANYASO, CHIGOZIE UNIPETROL NIGERIA PLC 51 312497 3B HARUNA STREET, ANAMBRA South East P.O.BOX3191, ONITSHA, ANAMBRA STATE 28 ANYASO, CHIGOZIE AFRICAN PETROLEUM PLC 74 783966 3B HARUNA STR. P.O. 3191, ANAMBRA South East JUDE ONITSHA STATE 29 AROH ARINZE AMBROSE INTERCONTINENTAL BANK 8,000 32279 293 ONU-ASATA ENUGU, ENUGU South East PLC ENUGU STATE 30 AROH ARINZE AMBROSE INTERCONTINENTAL BANK 676 382104 293 ONU-ASATA ENUGU, ENUGU South East PLC ENUGU STATE 31 AROH ARINZE AMBROSE INTERCONTINENTAL BANK 800 220319 293 ONU-ASATA ENUGU, ENUGU South East PLC ENUGU STATE 32 BASSEY, ANIEBIRI SPRINGBANK PLC 5000 39889 130 TENANT ROAD, ABA ABIA South East EDIDEM 33 BEATRICE NWANGBO TATE INDUSTRIES PLC 200 013123-7 1A ADELABU STR. P.O.BOX ABIA South East IHEMEJE 661, UMUAHIA 34 BLESSING IFEOMA AFRICAN PETROLEUM PLC 100 135261-A ST. PETER’S ANG CHURCH ANAMBRA South East OBIEKWE AGULU BOX 17 AGULU STATE 35 BLESSING IFEOMA AFRICAN PETROLEUM PLC 66 303345-7 ST. PETER’S ANG CHURCH ANAMBRA South East OBIEKWE AGULU BOX 17 AGULU STATE 36 CH/MRS KALU COMFORT WEMA BANK PLC 2000 300576 125 MARKET ROAD P. O. BOX ABIA South East JERRY 726, ABA ABIA 37 CH/MRS KALU COMFORT WEMA BANK PLC 3200 378981 P. O. BOX 726, ABA ABIA ABIA South East JERRY 38 CHIGOZIE JUDE ANYASO AFRICAN PETROLEUM PLC 66 247035-7 3B HARUNA STR. P.O. 3191, ANAMBRA South East ONITSHA STATE 39 CHIGOZIE JUDE ANYASO AFRICAN PETROLEUM PLC 100 176755-0 3B HARUNA STR. P.O. 3191, ANAMBRA South East ONITSHA STATE 40 CHIGOZIE JUDE ANYASO AFRICAN PETROLEUM PLC 133 374040 3B HARUNA STR. P.O. 3191, ANAMBRA South East ONITSHA STATE 41 CHIGOZIE JUDE ANYASO AFRICAN PETROLEUM PLC 74 448598 3B HARUNA STR. P.O. 3191, ANAMBRA South East ONITSHA STATE 42 CHRIS CHIMA IWUOHA AFRICAN PETROLEUM PLC 98 449939 22 ULI STREET ONU-ASATA ENUGU South East ENUGU STATE 43 DIBIA ANTHONY CHIDI CEM. COY OF NOTHERN 25 35630 NNPC P.M.B 7313 ABA ABIA South East NIG. PLC 44 DIBIA ANTHONY CHIDI CEM. COY OF NOTHERN 21 149555 NNPC P.M.B 7313 ABA ABIA South East NIG. PLC 45 DIBIA ANTHONY CHIDI CEM. COY OF NOTHERN 12 85495 NNPC P.M.B 7313 ABA ABIA South East NIG. PLC 46 EKWEBELAM LIVINUS WEMA BANK PLC 1248 551338 192, FAULKS ROAD, P. O. BOX ABIA South East CHUKWU 12461 UMUGASI ABA ABIA STATE 47 EKWEBELAM LIVINUS WEMA BANK PLC 249 784184 192, FAULKS ROAD, P. O. BOX ABIA South East CHUKWU 12461 UMUGASI ABA ABIA STATE 48 EKWEBELEM LIVINUS ADSWITCH PLC 5,250 16018 192, FOULKS ROAD, P.O.BOX ABIA South East CHUKWUEMKE 12461, UMUNGASI, ABA 49 EKWEBELEM LIVINUS ADSWITCH PLC 600 4562 192, FOULKS ROAD, P.O.BOX ABIA South East CHUKWUEMKE 12461, UMUNGASI, ABA 50 EKWEBELEM LIVINUS ADSWITCH PLC 3,150 12019 192, FOULKS ROAD, P.O.BOX ABIA South East CHUKWUEMKE 12461, UMUNGASI, ABA 51 EKWEBELEM LIVINUS ADSWITCH PLC 1,500 1012 192, FOULKS ROAD, P.O.BOX ABIA South East CHUKWUEMKE 12461, UMUNGASI, ABA 52 ELEKWACHI CHIMA UBA PLC 1,000 1198558 P.O.BOX 13244 UMUNGASI, ABIA South East IJIOMA ABA, ABIA STATE. 53 ELELE NDUBUISI AFRICAN PETROLEUM PLC 41 717606 119 FAULKS ROAD ABA P.O ABIA STATE South East MONDAY BOX 3243 ABA 54 ELIJAH ONYEKACHI ENE WEMA BANK PLC 100 226777 P. O. BOX 3608 ABA, ABIA ABIA South East STATE 55 ELIJAH ONYEKACHI ENE WEMA BANK PLC 500 160970 P. O. BOX 3608 ABA, ABIA ABIA South East STATE 56 ELIJAH ONYEKACHI ENE WEMA BANK PLC 1152 359177 P. O. BOX 4072 ABA, ABIA ABIA South East STATE 57 ELIJAH ONYEKACHI ENE WEMA BANK PLC 936 415014 P. O. BOX 4072 ABA ABIA ABIA South East STATE 58 ELIJAH ONYEKACHI ENE WEMA BANK PLC 120 280783 P. O. BOX 4072 ABA ABIA ABIA South East STATE 59 EME ANTHONY FBN PLC 168 7742737 BATA NIG. PLC, 7B, FACTORY ABIA South East CHUKWUEMEKA ROAD, BOX 32, ABA, ABIA STATE 60 EME ANTHONY FBN PLC 1,476 7742736 BATA NIG. PLC, 7B, FACTORY ABIA South East CHUKWUEMEKA ROAD, BOX 32, ABA, ABIA STATE 61 EMETI JONATHAN A. FBN PLC 300 3657 46, AZIKIWE ROAD, P.O.BOX ABIA South East 1750, ABA 62 EMMANUEL CHIGBO O. BENUE CEM 93 94578 P.O.BOX 29, AKOKWA IMO South East 63 EMMANUEL CHIGBO O. BENUE CEM 75 45504 P.O.BOX 29, AKOKWA IMO South East 64 EMMANUEL CHIGBO O. BENUE CEM 300 1225 P.O.BOX 29, AKOKWA IMO South East 65 ENE ONYEKACHI ISAAC WEMA BANK PLC 866 575985 P. O. BOX 4072 ABA ABIA ABIA South East ELIJAH STATE 66 ENE ONYEKACHI ISAAC WEMA BANK PLC 173 808688 P. O. BOX 4072 ABA ABIA ABIA South East ELIJAH STATE 67 ENE ONYEKACHI ISAAC WEMA BANK PLC 650 496033 P. O. BOX 4072 ABA ABIA ABIA South East ELIJAH STATE 68 ENE ONYEKACHI ISAAC WEMA BANK PLC 3000 691197 97 CLIFFORD RD P. O. BOX ABIA South East ELIJAH 4072 ABA ABIA STATE 69 ENE ONYEKACHI ISAAC WEMA BANK PLC 150 923647 97 CLIFFORD RD P. O. BOX ABIA South East ELIJAH 4072 ABA ABIA STATE 70 ENE ONYEKACHI ISAAC WEMA BANK PLC 1248 559070 P. O. BOX 4072 ABA ABIA ABIA South East ELIJAH STATE 71 ENE ONYEKACHI ISAAC WEMA BANK PLC 249 791876 P. O. BOX 4072 ABA ABIA ABIA South East ELIJAH STATE 72 ENE ONYEKACHI ISAAC WEMA BANK PLC 936 478782 P. O. BOX 4072 ABA ABIA ABIA South East ELIJAH STATE 73 ENGR. UDUMA OKALI AFRICAN PETROLEUM PLC 133 377787 P.M.B 2000 UTURU OKIGWE ABIA STATE South East ONUOHA 74 ENGR. UDUMA OKALI AFRICAN PETROLEUM PLC 66 322302-7 P.M.B 2000 UTURU OKIGWE ABIA STATE South East ONUOHA 75 ENGR. 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