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WEST AFRICAN COLLEGE of SURGEONS Exam No 191001 B WEST AFRICAN COLLEGE OF SURGEONS OCTOBER 2019 PRIMARY EXAMINATIONS FINAL LIST OF APPROVED CANDIDATES S/N Faculty Part Title Other Names Surname Country AddressSex Exam No Centre 1 Anaesthesia Primary Dr. Abdulhameed Abioye ABDULAZEEZ Nigeria ELESIN'SMale VILLA,191001 MIZRAB AREAAbuja , ISALE ADINNI, SAKI, OYO STATE 2 Anaesthesia Primary Dr. Auwal Umar ADAMU Nigeria 465Male NAF HOSPITAL191002 Kano.B Abuja 3 Anaesthesia Primary Dr. Adewale Anthony ADEBIYI Nigeria 3,Male Akintola Adedeji191003 Street, BTedi Town,Ibadan Ojo, Lagos. 4 Anaesthesia Primary Dr. Adenike, Adebola ADEBOWALE Nigeria 79,Female Lasis Ige Street,191004 Ikotun Lagos,B IbadanNigeria 5 Anaesthesia Primary Dr. Benjamin Iyanu ADEOTI Nigeria NEWMale LAYOUT191005 AREA OLORUNSHOGOB Abuja OKE OLA ORO, KWARA STATE. 6 Anaesthesia Primary Dr. Ibukunoluwa Ifedayo ADEOYE Nigeria Adeoye'sFemale villa191006 Along UsteemB collegeIbadan road, agunbelewo, Osogbo. Osun state 7 Anaesthesia Primary Dr. Mujidat Abiola ADIGUN Nigeria C/OFemale TITILOLA191007 ADIGUN ,CAVERTONB Ibadan HELICOPTERS LIMITED,1,PRINCE KAYODE AKINGBADE CLOSE ,OFF MURI OKUNOLA STREET,VICTORIA ISLAND,LAGOS,NIGERIA 8 Anaesthesia Primary Dr. John Uzochukwu AFAM-OSEMENE Nigeria Agape,Male Clinic191008 Compound, KmB 74 AlongAbuja Asaba/Benin Expressway, Agbor, Delta State 9 Anaesthesia Primary Dr. Marilyn Ogeyi AGIM Nigeria HouseFemale 27, Opposite191009 CameroonB consulate,Abuja Ekorinim 1, Calabar, Cross River State 10 Anaesthesia Primary Dr. Esther Taiwo AKINSOTO Nigeria GeneralFemale Hospital191010 Oye Ekiti B Ibadan 11 Anaesthesia Primary Dr. Alhassan ALIYU Nigeria No.Male 101 Rimin191011 Kambari KauraB ZariaAbuja City, Kaduna 12 Anaesthesia Primary Dr. Nnenna Zinnah ALOZIEM Nigeria No.4Female Abari close191012 warri DeltaB StateEnugu 13 Anaesthesia Primary Dr. Uche Cyprian AMALU Nigeria QD17Male University191013 of CalabarB Staff Quarters,Enugu UNICAL, Calabar 14 Anaesthesia Primary Dr. Jude Chiemezie ANAKWUE Nigeria 4.Male Ajuli street,191014 umubele Awka,B AnambraIbadan state. 15 Anaesthesia Primary Dr. Adaeze Patricia ANI Nigeria 18Female Umuigwe street,off191015 ebonyB paintEnugu road,garki,Enugu,Enugu state. 16 Anaesthesia Primary Dr. Femi Joseph AREGBESOLA Nigeria 312Male Artillery 191016Barracks, Kakuri,B Kaduna,Abuja Kaduna State 17 Anaesthesia Primary Dr. Rebecca Kehinde BABADE Nigeria NoFemale 3, Mosafuneto191017 street, EkuteB Quarters,Ibadan Ado-Ekiti, Ekiti state. 18 Anaesthesia Primary Dr. Moshood Dare BABATUNDE Nigeria UNIVERSITYMale 191018 OF MEDICALB SCIENCESIbadan TEACHING HOSPITAL COMPLEX, AKURE, ONDO CITY, ONDO STATE. DEPARTMENT OF ANAESTHESIA 19 Anaesthesia Primary Dr. Kabir Adeshola BADMUS Nigeria FlatMale 18, Block191019 B, Transit Camp,B AhmaduAbuja Bello University Teaching Hospital, Shika-Zaria. Kaduna state, Nigeria. 20 Anaesthesia Primary Dr. Munir Aminu BALA Nigeria NoMale 13 Dorayi191020 karama GidanB DakaliAbuja panshekara Road, kano. 21 Anaesthesia Primary Dr. Morufu Abiola BELLO Nigeria X41Male Officers'191021 Village, NigerianB ArmyIbadan Cantonment, Ojo Barracks,Ojo,Lagos State. 22 Anaesthesia Primary Dr. Benjamin BENEDICT Nigeria 27Male Cameroon 191022road Aba AbiaB StateEnugu 23 Anaesthesia Primary Dr. Wiyata Tamara DIGGS-KOKER Liberia AminuFemale Kano 191023Teaching Hospital,B ZariaAbuja Road, Kano 24 Anaesthesia Primary Dr. Anokuru Babatunde DOUGLAS Nigeria 16Male adetula street191024 surulere,lagosB Ibadan 25 Anaesthesia Primary Dr. Aniema Gregory EDET Nigeria 81Female Edet Akpan191025 Avenue, uyo,B AkwaibomEnugu state 26 Anaesthesia Primary Dr. Ehiorobo Samson EDOHEN Nigeria 27Male COLLEGE191026 ROAD, OFF BEKEHUANEnugu ROAD, BENIN CITY, EDO STATE. 27 Anaesthesia Primary Dr. Idongesit Nsikakabasi EFFIOM Nigeria No.97Female Niyi Onilari191027 Street, offB GrandmateIbadan road, Ago Palace way . Okota. Lagos 28 Anaesthesia Primary Dr. Lawrence.L.Osayande EGUAKUN Nigeria 17,JAIYEMale OYEDOTUN191028 STR,DIAMONDB Ibadan ESTATE MAGODO,SHANGISHA,LAGOS WEST AFRICAN COLLEGE OF SURGEONS OCTOBER 2019 PRIMARY EXAMINATIONS FINAL LIST OF APPROVED CANDIDATES S/N Faculty Part Title Other Names Surname Country AddressSex Exam No Centre 29 Anaesthesia Primary Dr. Obehioye Martins EHIMHANTIE Nigeria NOMale 2 UWA LANE,191029 OFF BENINB TECHNICALIbadan COLLEGE ROAD, BENIN CITY, EDO STATE 30 Anaesthesia Primary Dr. Toluwalase Eunice ERUKUSIN Nigeria NoFemale 12 celestial191030 crescent, LiverB PoolAbuja Estate, zone 2, satellite town,Lagos. 31 Anaesthesia Primary Dr. Nnanke Ifere EYONG Nigeria 4Female Atimbo Close,191031 Calabar MunicipalityB Enugu 32 Anaesthesia Primary Dr. Hadiza Bako GONI Nigeria UniversityFemale of 191032Maiduguri TeachingB AbujaHospital Maiduguri Borno State Nigeria 33 Anaesthesia Primary Dr. Clement Kelechi IDAM Nigeria 23bMale Udensi senior191033 staff quartersB Abakaliki,EbonyiEnugu state 34 Anaesthesia Primary Dr. Chukwudeme, Henry IFEJIKA Nigeria RoadMale 24, Flat 19103419, Federal HousingB EnuguEstate, Rumueme, Port Harcourt. 35 Anaesthesia Primary Dr. Adanna IJOMA Nigeria No.Female 24, street 191035E, EliminigweB housingEnugu estate, Elelenwo, 36 Anaesthesia Primary Dr. Saidu IKRA Nigeria FlatMale 2, Block 191036B, Offrs` Quarters,B NigeriaAbuja Air Force Base Enugu. 37 Anaesthesia Primary Dr. Rafiat Arike IKUMAPAYI Nigeria 4,Female Oyetedo street,191037 Agbado, OgunB stateIbadan 38 Anaesthesia Primary Dr. Josephine Nipinmi ILORI Nigeria EverlastingFemale arm191038 house, Iludun,B testingAbuja ground area, osogbo. Osun state 39 Anaesthesia Primary Dr. Mohammed Awwal JIBRIN Nigeria KAPTIALMale HOSPITAL191039 WUSEB ZONEAbuja 6 ABUJA 40 Anaesthesia Primary Dr. Alhaji Mustapha JIME Nigeria umaruMale shehu hospital191040 maiduguriB bornoAbuja state 41 Anaesthesia Primary Dr. Levi D KORHEINA Liberia AminoMale kano teaching191041 hospitalB zariaAbuja road kano state 42 Anaesthesia Primary Dr. Kwabena Fosu LARTEY Ghana Dept.Male of Anaesthesia,191042 KATH,B P.O.Kumasi Box KS, 1934, Kumasi 43 Anaesthesia Primary Dr. Kpehe Jig MAIMIE Liberia AninuMale Kano Teaching191043 Hospital,B ZariaAbuja Road, Kano Metropolis 44 Anaesthesia Primary Dr. Michael Uchenna MOCHU Nigeria NATIONALMale HOSPITAL,191044 ABUJAB Abuja 45 Anaesthesia Primary Dr. Adedeji Adekunle MOFOBI Nigeria DNigerianMale Airforce191045 hospital, LagosB Abuja 46 Anaesthesia Primary Dr. Eno Onyinye MORPHY Nigeria EFemale 191046 B Enugu 47 Anaesthesia Primary Dr. Dr Mustapha Aisami MUHAMMAD Nigeria GWANGEMale III191047 SABON LAYIB BUSAbuja STOP MAIDUGURI, BORNO STATE. 48 Anaesthesia Primary Dr. Dooshima NENCHI Nigeria NigerianFemale College191048 f AccountancyB kwallAbuja plateau state 49 Anaesthesia Primary Dr. Dickson Dokyi NOMAFO Ghana Dept.Male of Anaesthesia,191049 P.O. BoxB KB 77,Accra Korle Bu, Accra 50 Anaesthesia Primary Dr. Divine Ogbonna NWAFOR Nigeria No.Female 8 Abu King191050 Shuluwa Road,B Makurdi,Enugu Benue State. 51 Anaesthesia Primary Dr. Peter Oluseun OBAFUNMISO Nigeria NoMale 6 Fashola 191051street, oke ela.B Ilaro. IbadanOgun state 52 Anaesthesia Primary Dr. Olubunmi Olaronke OBIORA Choose 7aFemale nduka osadebay191052 street ajoaB estateIbadan ,airport road Lagos state 53 Anaesthesia Primary Dr. John Omale ODEJO Nigeria PHASEMale V, SHAMMAH191053 ESTATE,B Enugu WELFARE QUARTER MAKURDI, BENUE STATE 54 Anaesthesia Primary Dr. Thompson Oderhowho ODESA Nigeria DaboMale Mohammed191054 Lere MemrialB HospitalAbuja Saminaka, kaduna state. 55 Anaesthesia Primary Dr. Ikechukwu Modestus OGUAMANAM Nigeria 4Male Deeper life 191055road off kk computerB Enugu road, site and services new owerri 56 Anaesthesia Primary Dr. Michael OGUNLEYE Nigeria FlatMale T14 A & 191056B ABRAHAMB ADESANYAIbadan ESTATE. WEST AFRICAN COLLEGE OF SURGEONS OCTOBER 2019 PRIMARY EXAMINATIONS FINAL LIST OF APPROVED CANDIDATES S/N Faculty Part Title Other Names Surname Country AddressSex Exam No Centre 57 Anaesthesia Primary Dr. Oluwatosin , Ayodeji OGUNTUNDE Nigeria 7,Male OLAJIDE STREET,191057 OFFB ITIREIbadan ROAD, MUSHIN, LAGOS STATE. 58 Anaesthesia Primary Dr. Eberechukwu Tracey OGUZIE Nigeria NoFemale 5 Smart Enoma191058 Street offB OkhunmwunEnugu Community,off Oluku ,Benin City, Edostate. 59 Anaesthesia Primary Dr. Justice OHWOJEHERI Nigeria DepartmentMale of191059 Anaesthesia, BJos UniversityAbuja Teaching Hospital, Jos, Plateau State, Nigeria. 60 Anaesthesia Primary Dr. Jennifer Chinelo OKAFOR Nigeria 10,Female Usonia street,191060 Asaba, DeltaB state.Ibadan Nigeria. 61 Anaesthesia Primary Dr. Abiola Azeezat OKEBULE Nigeria 1,Female IKAWOOLASO191061 STREET,B IKENNE,Ibadan OGUN STATE. 62 Anaesthesia Primary Dr. Peace Chineze OKEKE Nigeria PlotFemale 38b Isukwuato191062 Street,Prefab,Owerri,ImoB Enugu State. 63 Anaesthesia Primary Dr. Odiri Arekpitan OKITI Nigeria 4,Female GREGORY191063 ARUEYA STREET,B Ibadan KETU, LAGOS 64 Anaesthesia Primary Dr. Blessing Stella OKOYE Nigeria BehindFemale sabanna191064 hospital, federalB low-cost,Abuja Gombe, Gombe state. 65 Anaesthesia Primary Dr. Kehinde Timothy OLAGBE Nigeria HOUSEMale 14, ROAD191065 15, FUNBI-FAGUNB Ibadan STREET, ONDO 66 Anaesthesia Primary Dr. Olaniyi OLAIYA Nigeria FEDERALMale MEDICAL191066 CENTRE,B IbadanEBUTE METTA, LAGOS STATE 67 Anaesthesia Primary Dr. Olabisi Julianah OLANIYAN Nigeria DHLFemale office Ring191067 road IbadanB Ibadan 68 Anaesthesia Primary Dr. Oluwadamilare OLATUNBOSUN Nigeria EkitiMale State 191068 B Ibadan 69 Anaesthesia Primary Dr. David Agboola OLUDARA Nigeria 29,Male Waheed Adeyemi191069 Street,B Aina IbadanAjayi Estate, Ekoro road, Abule Egba, Lagos. 70 Anaesthesia Primary Dr. Kayode Olusegun OLUWATUSA Nigeria HopelandMale Specialist191070
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