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DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER SOFTWARE ENGINEERING FIRST ADMISSION LIST 2020/2021 ACADEMIC SESSION S/N NAME JAMB NO LG STATE REMARK 1 DALHATU IBRAHIM 21020422JF KATSINA KATSINA 2 AUWAL YUSUF 21136838IA KATSINA KATSINA 3 IBRAHIM AMINU BINDAWA 22199618AF BINDAWA KATSINA 4 ABDULHAKIM RABE KAITA 21106916GF KAITA KATSINA 5 ZAINAB SHITU 21107622FA KATSINA KATSINA 6 ISMAIL ABUBAKAR 22199618FA KAFUR KATSINA 7 ISMAIL YUSUF YUSUF 20990054DA GUMEL JIGAWA 8 ISA SADA BOKO 22315843JA KUSADA KATSINA 9 MUHAMMAD BELLO ALIYU 21106499GA MALUMFASHI KATSINA 10 MAIMUNA RABIU LAWAL 21127855GA KATSINA KATSINA 11 MUSA ABDULLAHI 21125117HA BINDAWA KATSINA 12 ABDURAZAK KABIR 21116449JA INGAWA KATSINA 13 MUHAMMAD AUWAL IBRAHIM 21110744CA CHARANCHI KATSINA 14 MUSTAPHA SURAJO 21110284EA DANMUSA KATSINA 15 MUSTAPHA UMAR 21134230BA KATSINA KATSINA 16 FATIMA KABIR HASHIM 21121067IF KATSINA KATSINA 17 MUHAMMAD S. YAKUBU 21110991CA KATSINA KATSINA 18 IBRAHIM ABUBAKAR 21127872HA BATAGARAWA KATSINA 19 JIBRIL ABUBAKAR BINDAWA 21110188EE BINDAWA KATSINA 20 JUWAIRIYYA IBRAHIM SAULAWA 21135412IF KATSINA KATSINA 21 MUSA RABI'U 21126673IA KATSINA KATSINA 22 ABDULAZIZ ABUBAKAR 2111000IDA KATSINA KATSINA 23 IBRAHIM KABIR NAKOWA 21135243HF BINDAWA KATSINA 24 AHMAD S. ADAMU 21117503EF KATSINA KATSINA 25 AHMAD ZAILANI 21111363GA DANJA KATSINA 26 UMAR MUHAMMAD 22141172BF BATAGARAWA KATSINA 27 LAWAL ABUBAKAR HALILU 21107372GF KATSINA KATSINA 28 ABUBAKAR ABDULKADIR 22200469CF KURFI KATSINA 29 SALISU ALIYU 21134584EF BATAGARAWA KATSINA 30 YUSUF MANSUR 21133259CA KATSINA KATSINA 31 MUSA MUSA 21127197CF BATAGARAWA KATSINA 32 ASMA'U BALA BABBA 21123514BA MALUMFASHI KATSINA 33 HASSAN ABUBAKAR 21118394FF MANI KATSINA 34 ALIYU ALMUSTAPHA 21117992HA DANMUSA KATSINA 35 MANSUR BELLO INUWA 21126539IF MALUMFASHI KATSINA 36 ILIYASU MUSA 21134053EA DANMUSA KATSINA 37 AHMED GAMBO 21116829JA BATAGARAWA KATSINA 38 TUKUR MUHAMMADU 21126184FF DANMUSA KATSINA 39 BADAMASI SALIM 21123175JA KATSINA KATSINA 40 KHADIJA SABI'U AHMAD 21135579BA DUTSINMA KATSINA 41 MARYAM UMAR 2110698CF DANMUSA KATSINA 42 BELLO BELLO 21108171GA BATSARI KATSINA 43 LAWAL IBRAHIM LADAN 21133753CA KANKARA KATSINA 44 MUSA MUSTAPHA 21126181HF BATAGARAWA KATSINA 45 RABI'ATU HUSSAINI BUHARI 21128585JF BATAGARAWA KATSINA 46 HABIBU BELLO BELLO 21107528EF KAFUR KATSINA 47 AHMAD UMAR 21126738EA MASHI KATSINA 48 RUKAYYA NURADDEEN 21116463CA KATSINA KATSINA 49 IDRIS USMAN 21118768IF SABUWA KATSINA 50 BATURE UMAR IBRAHIM 21115837BF KATSINA KATSINA 51 HAUWA'U SALISU KASIM 21108271DF KATSINA KATSINA 52 IBRAHIM HABIBU UMAR 21114718AF DUTSINMA KATSINA 53 NUHU LAWAL LAWAL 21128719BF KANKARA KATSINA 54 HAFIZU ALIYU 22198929DA BATAGARAWA KATSINA 55 MUHAMMAD KABIR MARA 21114398IF DUTSINMA KATSINA 56 ABDULLAHI UMAR 21128034CA JIBIA KATSINA 57 ABUBAKAR SURAJO 21127802EA RIMI KATSINA 58 YAHAYA UMAR SALISU 21116800EF BATAGARAWA KATSINA 59 FATIMA ISHAQ 21131542FF KATSINA KATSINA 60 IMRAN ABDULKADIR GARBA 21131595HF KATSINA KATSINA 61 LAWAL YUSUF SANI 21107822JF KATSINA KATSINA 62 ZAINAB BELLO 21115805IA MALUMFASHI KATSINA 63 JAFAR YUNUSA 21107127FF KATSINA KATSINA 64 SABI'U YAHAYA IBRAHIM 22315746AF DAURA KATSINA 65 UMAR JIBRIL GARBA 21131375DF KANKIA KATSINA 66 SAIFULLAHI ABDULKADIR 21137226EA KUSADA KATSINA 67 HAMZA ABUBAKAR 21129334HF MANI KATSINA 68 AMINU MUHAMMAD 21107687BA MALUMFASHI KATSINA 69 SURAJO ABDULLAHI 21124793HF CHARANCHI KATSINA 70 ABDULRAHMAN ALIYU 21120925DF KATSINA KATSINA 71 JIBRIL LAWAL 21120065GA KATSINA KATSINA 72 HABIB AHMAD BELLO 21107499JF KAFUR KATSINA 73 MUKHTAR UMAR RAWAYAU 21125706HA KATSINA KATSINA 74 MUHAMMED SULEMAN 21117416AF KATSINA KATSINA 75 AHMED IBRAHIM 21120082HA KATSINA KATSINA 76 ABDULLAHI NASIR 21108913FF KATSINA 77 HUSSAINI USMAN 21116472HA KATSINA KATSINA 78 ABDULLAHI IBRAHIM 21122357JF MANI KATSINA 79 KABIR ZAYYANA 21137401CA KATSINA KATSINA 80 SANI MUHAMMAD HALLIRU 21109325IF KANKARA KATSINA 81 SANI ISMA'L 21116787BF KATSINA KATSINA 82 AHMAD BATURE UMAR 21120405HA KANKIA KATSINA 83 KADIR DANLADI IJUPTIL 21113816FA ASKAIRA BORNO 84 ALIYU MUHAMMAD 21131696EF KATSINA KATSINA 85 RABI'U ALIYU 21122701IF KAFUR KATSINA 86 RUKAYYA HAMZA DARMA 21120240EA KATSINA KATSINA 87 ABBAS ABUBAKAR 21130738IF BINDAWA KATSINA 88 USMAN SANI S. 21124376HA BINDAWA KATSINA 89 LAWAL UMAR AMMANI 21107760CF BINDAWA KATSINA 90 MUAHHAD SHAMSU 21123237GF KATSINA KATSINA 91 IBRAHIM MUHAMMAD 21136963CF DAN-MUSA KATSINA 92 MANNIR ABDULHAQ ISAH 21112333FF KATSINA KATSINA 93 BASHIR ABUBAKAR SADIQ 21108498EA MASHI KATSINA 94 IBRAHIM BISHIR 21116227GA DUTSINMA KATSINA 95 HAFSAT SAGIR MUHAMMAD 21111851JA SABUWA KATSINA 96 NASIR ABDULLAHI BILAL 21108913FF KATSINA KATSINA 97 ADAMU HASSAN 20068838DF KATSINA KATSINA 98 HAJARA IYATAWA 21129477CF RIMI KATSINA 99 IBRAHIM IMRANA MU'AZU 20805530BA KATSINA KATSINA 100 HARUNA MA'AWIYA 21129007JF KATSINA 101 USMAN NASIR 21107565FA KATSINA.
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    FLASH REPORT: POPULATION DISPLACEMENT DTM North West/North Central Nigeria. Nigeria 22 - 26 JUNE 2020 Aected Population: Casualties: Movement Trigger: 2,349 Individuals 3 Individuals Armed attacks OVERVIEW Maikwama 219 The crisis in Nigeria’s North Central and North West zones, which involves long-standing Dandume tensions between ethnic and linguis�c groups; a�acks by criminal groups; and banditry/hirabah (such as kidnapping and grand larceny along major highways) led to fresh wave of popula�on displacement. Kaita Mashi Mai'adua Jibia Shinkafi Katsina Daura Zango Dutsi Batagarawa Mani Safana Latest a�acks affected 2,349 individuals, includ- Zurmi Rimi Batsari Baure Maradun Bindawa Kurfi ing 18 injuries and 3 fatali�es, in Dandume LGA Bakura Charanchi Ingawa Jigawa Kaura Namoda Sandamu Katsina Birnin Magaji Kusada Dutsin-Ma Kankia (Katsina) and Bukkuyum LGA (Zamfara) between Talata Mafara Bungudu Matazu Dan Musa 22 - 26 June, 2020. The a�acks caused people to Gusau Zamfara Musawa Gummi Kankara flee to neighboring locali�es. Bukkuyum Anka Tsafe Malumfashi Kano Faskari Kafur Gusau Bakori A rapid assessment was conducted by field staff Maru Funtua Dandume Danja to assess the impact on people and immediate Sabuwa needs. ± GENDER (FIG. 1) Kaduna X Affected PopulationPlateau 42% Kyaram 58% Male State Bukkuyum 2,130 Female Federal Capital Territory LGA Nasarawa Affected LGAs The map is for illustration purposes only. The depiction and use of boundaries, geographic names and related data shown are not warranted to be error free nor do they imply judgment on the legal status of any territory, or any endorsement or accpetance of such boundaries by MOST NEEDED ASSISTANCE (FIG.