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Niger State Polytechnic, Zungeru NIGER STATE POLYTECHNIC, ZUNGERU 2013-2014 ACADEMIC SESSION ADMITTED CANDIDATES INTO HIGHER NATIONAL DIPLOMA (HND) PROGRAMMES BATCH-2 COURSE FIRSTN PROG S/N S/N FORM NO LAST NAME AME COURSE STATE/LGA 1 1 HND-1333-2014 ABDULLAHI ALIYU HND Accountancy Niger / Niger / Bida 2 2 HND-1034-2013 BABADOKO AHMED HND Accountancy Niger / Niger / Bida 3 3 HND-1112-2013 ABDULKADIR ISAH HND Accountancy Niger / Niger / Bida BASHIRU 4 4 HND-1080-2013 MOHAMMED ADAMU HND Accountancy Niger / Niger / Bida MOHAMM 5 5 HND-1156-2013 ABDULKADIR ED BIDA HND Accountancy Niger / Niger / Bida NDAZHIT 6 6 HND-1125-2013 MOHAMMED SU HND Accountancy Niger / Niger / Lavun 7 7 HND-1127-2013 UMAR AYUBA HND Accountancy Niger / Niger / Lapai JOSEPHI 8 8 HND-1132-2013 AJAWHOBU NE HND Accountancy Delta / Delta / Isoko North MOHAMM 9 9 HND-1137-2013 ALIYU ED HND Accountancy Niger / Niger / Bida ABDULR 10 10 HND-1145-2013 AHMED AHMAN HND Accountancy Niger / Niger / Bida 11 11 HND-1152-2013 IBRAHIM AMINU HND Accountancy Niger / Niger / Bida 12 12 HND-1153-2013 MOHAMMED NDANA HND Accountancy Niger / Niger / Gbako MOHAMM 13 13 HND-1156-2013 ABDULKADIR ED HND Accountancy Niger / Niger / Bida ROSELIN 14 14 HND-1168-2013 JIYA E HND Accountancy Niger / Niger / Lavun 15 15 HND-1173-2013 YISA DANIEL HND Accountancy Niger / Niger / Lavun 16 16 HND-1214-2013 ABDULKADIR ADAMU HND Accountancy Niger / Niger / Bida ABUBAK 17 17 HND-1222-2013 SALIHU AR HND Accountancy Niger / Niger / Gbako PATIENC 18 18 HND-1227-2013 OGUNODE E HND Accountancy Ondo / Ondo / Akoko South 19 19 HND-1234-2013 TSADO JOHN HND Accountancy Niger / Niger / Lavun 20 20 HND-1235-2013 YISA EZEKIEL HND Accountancy Niger / Niger / Lavun ABDULG 21 21 HND-1246-2013 MUSTAPHA ANIYU HND Accountancy Kwara / Kwara / Ilorin West 22 22 HND-1257-2013 OMOTAYO ADELAJA HND Accountancy Kwara / Kwara / Edu 23 23 HND-1258-2013 OLAWALE LAWAL HND Accountancy Kwara / Kwara / Ilorin South Muhamm 24 24 HND-1261-2013 Adamu ed HND Accountancy Niger / Niger / Bida 25 25 HND-1264-2013 ABDULLAHI ALIYU HND Accountancy Niger / Niger / Bida ABDULLA 26 26 HND-1271-2013 LADAN HI HND Accountancy Niger / Niger / Bida ABDULK 27 27 HND-1284-2013 HABIBA ADIR HND Accountancy Niger / Niger / Mokwa 28 28 HND-1298-2013 IBRAHIM HARUNA HND Accountancy Niger / Niger / Chanchaga 29 29 HND-1305-2013 IFEOMA OKOLI HND Accountancy Anambra / Anambra / Nnewi ABUBAK 30 30 HND-1307-2013 BABA AR HND Accountancy Niger / Niger / Bida OLUWAK 31 31 HND-1317-2013 OMOLOLA EMI HND Accountancy Kogi / Kogi / Yagba East ABUBAK 32 32 HND-1322-2013 IDIRIS AR HND Accountancy Niger / Niger / Lavun MOHAMM 33 33 HND-1324-2013 INUWA ED HND Accountancy Niger / Niger / Bida RASHEE 34 34 HND-1210-2013 ADELEKE D HND Accountancy Oyo / Oyo / Saki East ABUBAK AR 35 1 HND-1083-2013 MOHAMMED ALHAJI HND Business Administration Niger / Niger / Bida 36 2 HND-1331-2013 MOHAMMED FATIMA HND Business Administration Niger / Niger / Mokwa 37 3 HND-1118-2013 SHEHU AHMED HND Business Administration Niger / Niger / Bida 38 4 HND-1122-2013 UMAR YUSUF HND Business Administration Niger / Niger / Lavun KHADIJA 39 5 HND-1126-2013 KOLO T HND Business Administration Niger / Niger / Mashegu AFOLAYA 40 6 HND-1129-2013 ADEOLA N HND Business Administration Osun / Osun / Boripe 41 7 HND-1140-2013 EZIKIE UCHECHI HND Business Administration Imo / Imo / Orlu ABDULA 42 8 HND-1146-2013 ADEWALE ZEEZ HND Business Administration Kwara / Kwara / Offa 43 9 HND-1175-2013 IDRISU JIBRIL HND Business Administration Niger / Niger / Lavun 44 10 HND-1197-2013 MAGAJI AMINA HND Business Administration Niger / Niger / Rijau 45 11 HND-1215-2013 YAKUBU ZUBAIRU HND Business Administration Niger / Niger / Gbako ABDULR 46 12 HND-1217-2013 AHMED AHMAN HND Business Administration Niger / Niger / Lapai 47 13 HND-1223-2013 JIMOH AMINAT HND Business Administration Kwara / Kwara / Offa 48 14 HND-1230-2013 HADARI MERCY HND Business Administration Niger / Niger / Mokwa 49 15 HND-1242-2013 MAICHIBI MOSES HND Business Administration Niger / Niger / Paikoro 50 16 HND-1245-2013 Emmanuel Oyeleke HND Business Administration Oyo / Oyo / Ogbomosho-North KHADIJA 51 17 HND-1248-2013 MUHAMMED T HND Business Administration Niger / Kwara / Moro 52 18 HND-1249-2013 VICTORIA BOSEDE HND Business Administration Kogi / Kogi / Kabba-Bunu MOHAME 53 19 HND-1250-2013 ABUBAKAR D HND Business Administration Niger / Niger / Chanchaga MUSTAP 54 20 HND-1251-2013 ABUBAKAR HA HND Business Administration Niger / Niger / Bida MOHAMM 55 21 HND-1259-2013 ISMAIL ED HND Business Administration Kwara / Kwara / Ilorin West 56 22 HND-1262-2013 NURAT GANIYU HND Business Administration Ogun / Ogun / Odogbolu MOHAMM 57 23 HND-1268-2013 MUSA ED HND Business Administration Niger / Niger / Gbako 58 24 HND-1279-2013 AHMED UMARU HND Business Administration Niger / Niger / Bida 59 25 HND-1285-2013 OKEKWU GIDEON HND Business Administration Niger / Kogi / Ankpa OLANRE 60 26 HND-1311-2013 DELE WAJU HND Business Administration Kogi / Kogi / Yagba East CHUKWEMEK CHIKEND 61 27 HND-1312-2013 A U HND Business Administration Anambra / Anambra / Njikoka 62 28 HND-1316-2013 BAKO NDAGI HND Business Administration Niger / Niger / Lavun 63 29 HND-1252-2013 NDAGI SALIHU HND Business Administration Niger / Niger / Wushishi 64 1 HND-1151-2013 DANJUMA JUMMAI HND Computer Science Kaduna / Kaduna / Sanga CHRISTI 65 2 HND-1161-2013 YAKUBU ANA HND Computer Science Niger / Niger / Bosso 66 3 HND-1169-2013 JUDGE MARY HND Computer Science Niger / Niger / Shiroro 67 4 HND-1181-2013 JAIYEOLA GIDEON HND Computer Science Oyo / Oyo / Orelope KENNET 68 5 HND-1182-2013 NNAJI H HND Computer Science Enugu / Enugu / Nkanu West Ondo / Ondo / Akoko North 69 6 HND-1199-2013 AWOYEMI ABIDEMI HND Computer Science West EMMANU 70 7 HND-1232-2013 ETIEMONU EL HND Computer Science Delta / Delta / Ughelli North MOHAMM 71 8 HND-1280-2013 HASSAN ED HND Computer Science Niger / Niger / Bida MUBARA 72 9 HND-1297-2013 NABARA K HND Computer Science Niger / Niger / Kontagora 73 10 HND-1300-2013 ZUBAIRU AISHA HND Computer Science Kogi / Kogi / Okene ISREAL HND Electrical - power and machine 74 1 HND-1341-2013 TAGAN BABA option Delta / Delta / Ugheli South OLALEKA HND Electrical - power and machine 75 2 HND-1186-2013 AJIBADE N option Ekiti / Ekiti / Ikole HND Electrical - power and machine 76 3 HND-1202-2013 SANI MUSA option Niger / Niger / Bida HND Electrical - power and machine 77 4 HND-1220-2013 USMAN ALIYU option Niger / Niger / Wushishi HND Electrical - power and machine 78 5 HND-1265-2013 ISAH YAKUBU option Niger / Niger / Paikoro HND Electrical - Telecommunication 79 1 HND-1011-2014 MOHAMMED SALEH option Niger / Niger / Rafi HND Electrical - Telecommunications 80 2 HND-1147-2013 TYODZUA JOSEPH option Benue / Benue / Gwer East HND Electrical - Telecommunications 81 3 HND-1172-2013 DAUDA USMAN option Niger / Niger / Chanchaga HND Electrical - Telecommunications 82 4 HND-1185-2013 IKEBUDU RAPHEAL option Anambra / Anambra / Njikoka HND Electrical - Telecommunications 83 5 HND-1231-2013 YISA MATHEW option Niger / Niger / Katcha GODLIG HND Electrical - Telecommunications 84 6 HND-1239-2013 EMETU HT option Abia / Abia / Bende EMMANU HND Electrical - Telecommunications 85 7 HND-1293-2013 SAMUEL EL option Niger / Niger / Shiroro MOHAMM 86 1 HND-1094-2013 YAHAYA ED BABA HND Public administration Niger / Niger / Lavun WINIFRE 87 2 HND-1364-2013 JIYA D KABA HND Public administration Niger / Niger / Lavun SARAH NNAKOL 88 3 HND-1044-2013 ZHIRI O HND Public administration Niger / Niger / Gbako 89 4 HND-1113-2013 ABUBAKAR UMARU HND Public administration Niger / Niger / Katcha 90 5 HND-1116-2013 ILOUGA OBIORA HND Public administration Enugu / Enugu / Oji River MOHAMM 91 6 HND-1121-2013 SHEU ED HND Public administration Kwara / Kwara / Offa 92 7 HND-1130-2013 RAHMAN LAWAL HND Public administration Kogi / Kogi / Okehi 93 8 HND-1134-2013 AGWO MERCY HND Public administration Benue / Benue / Otukpo 94 9 HND-1135-2013 MUSA KASIM HND Public administration Niger / Niger / Lapai 95 10 HND-1148-2013 SAMUEL IKWUJE HND Public administration Kogi / Benue / Ogbadibo 96 11 HND-1149-2013 SULE MATHEW HND Public administration Niger / Niger / Gurara 97 12 HND-1157-2013 NDATSU GAMBO HND Public administration Niger / Niger / Lapai ABUBAK 98 13 HND-1158-2013 SAYUTI AR HND Public administration Niger / Niger / Bida DAHUNS 99 14 HND-1160-2013 KEHINDE I HND Public administration Oyo / Oyo / Lagelu 100 15 HND-1171-2013 TSADO RAECHEL HND Public administration Niger / Niger / Lavun ABDULLA 101 16 HND-1188-2013 MOHAMMED HI HND Public administration Niger / Niger / Gbako ADEBAY 102 17 HND-1189-2013 TEMILADE O HND Public administration Niger / Oyo / Saki West 103 18 HND-1190-2013 SULIYAT JIMOH HND Public administration Oyo / Oyo / Ona Ara 104 19 HND-1193-2013 BITRUS RUTH HND Public administration Niger / Niger / Suleja 105 20 HND-1207-2013 YUSUF SHERIF HND Public administration Kwara / Kwara / Offa 106 21 HND-1211-2013 BARNABAS REBECCA HND Public administration Niger / Niger / Chanchaga 107 22 HND-1225-2013 OGUNSINA LAWAL HND Public administration Oyo / Oyo / Itseiwaju 108 23 HND-1226-2013 OLAYEMI MUIBI HND Public administration Oyo / Oyo / Kajola 109 24 HND-1236-2013 Aliyu Suleiman HND Public administration Niger / Niger / Bida 110 25 HND-1240-2013 MOHAMMED IBRAHIM HND Public administration Niger / Niger / Shiroro ADEBAY Ondo / Ondo / Akoko South 111 26 HND-1274-2013 SILVESTER O HND Public administration East MUSTAP 112 27 HND-1278-2013 MOHAMMED HA HND Public administration Niger / Niger / Bida 113 28 HND-1288-2013 JOY ENERA HND Public administration Edo / Edo / Esan South East
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