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UTME 2018/2019 ADMISSION LIST the Federal University Dutsin-Ma UTME 2018/2019 ADMISSION LIST FEDERAL UNIVERSITY DUTSIN-MA KATSINA STATE www.fudutsinma.edu.ng (OFFICE OF THE REGISTRAR) Email: [email protected] UTME 2016/2017 SESSION ADMISSION LIST The Federal University Dutsin-Ma has offered provisional admission into its various degree programmes for 2018/2019 academic session to the following candidates: FACULTY OF AGRICULURE & AGRICULTURAL TECHNOLOGY SN JAMB REG. NO. FULL NAME SEX STATE LGA OFFERED PROGRAMME 1 85542541DJ Okome Bright M DELTA Ughelli North B. AGRIC. AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS & EXTENSION 2 85666172HE Gambo Umar M KATSINA Jibia B. AGRIC. AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS & EXTENSION 3 85620959BA Ibrahim Nazifi Muhammad M KANO Dawakin Kudu B. AGRIC. AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS & EXTENSION 4 85633826BF Issa Bilikisu F KANO kumbotso B. AGRIC. AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS & EXTENSION 5 86716001IA Abdulmumin Aliyu Abdullahi M KATSINA Kankara B. AGRIC. AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS & EXTENSION 6 85665504EB Salisu Habibu M KATSINA Funtua B. AGRIC. AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS & EXTENSION 7 85660294FE Anthony Mercy Tah F KADUNA Jema'a B. AGRIC. AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS & EXTENSION 8 85674915DF Labaran Salim M KATSINA N/A B. AGRIC. AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS & EXTENSION 9 85671505IA Ibraheem Zainab F KATSINA Katsina B. AGRIC. AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS & EXTENSION 10 85430516AJ Jonathan C Uzoma M IMO Mbaitoli B. AGRIC. AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS & EXTENSION 11 85669098CG Kabir Umar Galadima M KATSINA Katsina B. AGRIC. AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS & EXTENSION 12 86895279BE Suleiman Habu Salim M KANO Dawakin Kudu B. AGRIC. AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS & EXTENSION 13 85956022DC Mohammed Mohammed Baba M NIGER Bida B. AGRIC. AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS & EXTENSION 14 85596421AB Abubakar Abdullahi M KADUNA Kubau B. AGRIC. AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS & EXTENSION 15 85652790GC Ishak Sunusi Abubakar M KANO Charanchi B. AGRIC. AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS & EXTENSION Page 1 UTME 2018/2019 ADMISSION LIST 16 85681301ID Ibrahim Umar Abubakar M KATSINA N/A B. AGRIC. AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS & EXTENSION 17 85675783FA Lurwanu Halilu M KATSINA N/A B. AGRIC. AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS & EXTENSION 18 86536535DB Kabir Muhammad Bala M KATSINA Musawa B. AGRIC. AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS & EXTENSION 19 85535638IH Ahmad Usman Shrhu M KADUNA Kaduna South B. AGRIC. AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS & EXTENSION 20 85647803IF Abdullahi Lawal M KANO Gwale B. AGRIC. AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS & EXTENSION 21 86539905AJ Mansur Hassan M KATSINA Malumfashi B. AGRIC. AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS & EXTENSION 22 85594053CE Muhammad Yunusa M KADUNA Ikara B. AGRIC. AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS & EXTENSION 23 86521319IJ Shehu Auwal Muhammad M KANO kumbotso B. AGRIC. AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS & EXTENSION 24 85736896EB Yusuf Abdulsemiu M KWARA Ilorin West B. AGRIC. AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS & EXTENSION 25 85596604DE Abdulmalik Musa M KADUNA Sabon-Gari B. AGRIC. AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS & EXTENSION 26 85656382FD Mela Solomon M GOMBE Billiri B. AGRIC. AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS & EXTENSION 27 85602509HA Idris Mustapha M NIGER Lavun B. AGRIC. AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS & EXTENSION 28 86492966HJ Abdulkadir Idris M KADUNA Birni-Gwari B. AGRIC. AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS & EXTENSION 29 85643062EJ Muhammad Aliyu Abubakar M KANO Tarauni B. AGRIC. AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS & EXTENSION 30 85561038DC Lawal Khamiz Boro M KADUNA Birni-Gwari B. AGRIC. AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS & EXTENSION 31 85735443DF Aduragba Mubaraq Olayiwola M KWARA Ilorin East B. AGRIC. AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS & EXTENSION 32 85545718BE Aimato Safiya F KOGI Bassa B. AGRIC. AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS & EXTENSION 33 85626190DB Ashir Mahmoud Abbas M KANO Gwale B. AGRIC. AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS & EXTENSION 34 86531307AB Musa Maryam Lukman F KANO Ungogo B. AGRIC. AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS & EXTENSION 35 85589324EJ Ishaya Yunusa M KADUNA Soba B. AGRIC. AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS & EXTENSION 36 85681569FF Sabitu Yakubu M KATSINA Danja B. AGRIC. AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS & EXTENSION 37 85662546II Mansir Rabi'u M KATSINA Malumfashi B. AGRIC. AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS & EXTENSION 38 85600412FG Abdullahi Hassan M KADUNA Makarfi B. AGRIC. AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS & EXTENSION 39 86537731DC Ibrahim Tahir Ruma M KATSINA N/A B. AGRIC. AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS & EXTENSION 40 85682543ED Mustapha Sulaiman M KATSINA N/A B. AGRIC. AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS & EXTENSION 41 86637326AH Usman Muhammed M NIGER Bida B. AGRIC. AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS & EXTENSION 42 85550707IC Lawal Ayuba M KADUNA Igabi B. AGRIC. AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS & EXTENSION 43 85616830HI Hassan Kabiru Auwal M KANO Gaya B. AGRIC. AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS & EXTENSION 44 85678906JA Muhammad Huzaifa M KATSINA Katsina B. AGRIC. AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS & EXTENSION 45 85641434ID Abubakar Usman Alhassan M KANO Bebeji B. AGRIC. AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS & EXTENSION 46 85669845BG Lawal Fahad M KATSINA Dutsin-Ma B. AGRIC. AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS & EXTENSION Page 2 UTME 2018/2019 ADMISSION LIST 47 85677325IA Sanusi Salim Jobe M KATSINA Kankara B. AGRIC. AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS & EXTENSION 48 85953439CB Sanusi Hussaini M NIGER Bida B. AGRIC. AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS & EXTENSION 49 85684197CI Hassan Salisu M KADUNA Sabon-Gari B. AGRIC. AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS & EXTENSION 50 86532921AJ Muhammad Fodio Isah M KANO Dala B. AGRIC. AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS & EXTENSION 51 85539546AD Suwaibat Abdulmalik F KADUNA Kaduna North B. AGRIC. AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS & EXTENSION 52 86522938IC Hassan Halifa Labaran M KANO Kano Municipal B. AGRIC. AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS & EXTENSION 53 85648356HF Hamza Umar Maitama M KANO Tarauni B. AGRIC. AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS & EXTENSION 54 85683276HF Usman Abdullahi Maska M KATSINA Funtua B. AGRIC. AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS & EXTENSION 55 85672041CE Abubakar Surajo M KATSINA Mashi B. AGRIC. AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS & EXTENSION 56 85686201DA Kabir Usman M KATSINA Funtua B. AGRIC. AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS & EXTENSION 57 85608681IB Ahmad Umar Auwal M KANO Dala B. AGRIC. AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS & EXTENSION 58 86510996BI Abdullahi Adamu Muhammad M KATSINA N/A B. AGRIC. AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS & EXTENSION 59 85532791JC Zaharaddeen Sunusi M JIGAWA Kaugama Kazaure B. AGRIC. AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS & EXTENSION 60 85672140BI Sani Abubakar Runka M KATSINA N/A B. AGRIC. AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS & EXTENSION 61 85663013EF Hannafi Jibrin M KATSINA N/A B. AGRIC. AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS & EXTENSION 62 85627388CG Muhammad Nuhu Haruna M KANO Nasarawa B. AGRIC. AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS & EXTENSION 63 85678072HA Sani Abdullahi M KATSINA Mani B. AGRIC. AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS & EXTENSION 64 85699219GH Yusuf Innocent M KOGI Dekina B. AGRIC. AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS & EXTENSION 65 86519923AJ Muhd Jamilu Abdullahi M KANO N/A B. AGRIC. AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS & EXTENSION 66 85675815FB Maryam Tanimu F KATSINA N/A B. AGRIC. AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS & EXTENSION 67 85685833GH Tijjani Nuhu M KATSINA Funtua B. AGRIC. AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS & EXTENSION 68 85684840DJ Ibrahim Yakubu M KATSINA Kafur B. AGRIC. AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS & EXTENSION 69 85676102GD Dahiru Usman M KATSINA N/A B. AGRIC. AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS & EXTENSION 70 85594653GH Amina Adam F ADAMAWA Guyuk B. AGRIC. AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS & EXTENSION 71 85679647AB Salisu Abubakar Bk M KATSINA N/A B. AGRIC. AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS & EXTENSION 72 86540360AC Isa Muhammad Nyako M KADUNA Igabi B. AGRIC. AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS & EXTENSION 73 85597555JB Munir Abubakar M KADUNA Zaria B. AGRIC. AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS & EXTENSION 74 86535257IC Kado Mukhtar Masabo M KATSINA N/A B. AGRIC. AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS & EXTENSION 75 85616511GF Idris Munzali Salisu M KANO Kura B. AGRIC. AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS & EXTENSION 76 85661508AB Sani Maryam Kasim F KATSINA Zango B. AGRIC. AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS & EXTENSION Page 3 UTME 2018/2019 ADMISSION LIST 77 85674596CC Musa Hamisu M KATSINA Batsari B. AGRIC. AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS & EXTENSION 78 85634312BC Musa Nasiru Dauda M KANO Nasarawa B. AGRIC. AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS & EXTENSION 79 85677368EI Dauda Tanadi M KADUNA Makarfi B. AGRIC. AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS & EXTENSION 80 85666082FD Hussaini Abubakar Lema M KATSINA Musawa B. AGRIC. AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS & EXTENSION 81 85667173HI Dalhat Nura M KATSINA Dutsinma B. AGRIC. AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS & EXTENSION 82 85867404AJ Olokodana Joshua Olabode M LAGOS Epe B. AGRIC. ANIMAL SCIENCE 83 85669904DD Mansur Nasir Dan'ali M KATSINA N/A B. AGRIC. ANIMAL SCIENCE 84 85666058CI Bishir Abdulganiyu M KATSINA N/A B. AGRIC. ANIMAL SCIENCE 85 85670527AH Yusuf Aminu M KATSINA Dutsin-Ma B. AGRIC. ANIMAL SCIENCE 86 85611702DJ Muhammad Sulaiman Ahmad M KANO Bichi B. AGRIC. ANIMAL SCIENCE 87 86536237FC Bello Ibrahim M KATSINA N/A B. AGRIC. ANIMAL SCIENCE 88 85679826EG Umar Bello Mani M KATSINA Mani B. AGRIC. ANIMAL SCIENCE 89 85523548HJ Kabir Zakariyya Suleman M JIGAWA N/A B. AGRIC. ANIMAL SCIENCE 90 85149307CH Shafi'u Sirajo M BAUCHI Darazo B. AGRIC. ANIMAL SCIENCE 91 85683751AI Ismail Maryam Abdulkadir F KATSINA N/A B. AGRIC. ANIMAL SCIENCE 92 85651652IB Sunusi Zainab Musa F KANO N/A B. AGRIC. ANIMAL SCIENCE 93 85681775BJ Haruna Salmanu M KATSINA Kankara B. AGRIC. ANIMAL SCIENCE 94 86261325JE Muhammad Kabir Ashura M KATSINA N/A B. AGRIC. ANIMAL SCIENCE 95 85442751GH Abdulkareem Haruna M FCT Kuje B. AGRIC. ANIMAL SCIENCE 96 85544284EI Musa Abdullahi M KADUNA Birni-Gwari B. AGRIC. ANIMAL SCIENCE 97 85537908GH Abubakar Abdulwahab M ZAMFARA Tsafe B. AGRIC. ANIMAL SCIENCE 98 86307045JC Abubakar Lawal M BORNO Damboa B. AGRIC. ANIMAL SCIENCE 99 85641185FE Sulaiman Ibrahim M KANO Nasarawa B. AGRIC. ANIMAL SCIENCE 100 85677362GG Yusuf Abdullahi Riyoji M KATSINA Katsina B. AGRIC. ANIMAL SCIENCE 101 85644227EG Mudassir Sani Umar M KANO Bichi B. AGRIC. ANIMAL SCIENCE 102 85665844II Ibrahim Abdullahi M KATSINA Katsina B. AGRIC. ANIMAL
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