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UNIVERSITY OF MAIDUGURI (OFFICE OF THE REGISTRAR) SECOND LIST OF ADMITTED CANDIDATES FOR 2014/2015 SESSION DIRECT ENTRY (DE) THE FOLLWOING CANDIDATES HAVE BEEN OFFERED PROVISIONAL ADMISSION INTO THE COURSES INDICATED. COLLEGE OF MEDICINE MBBS S/N REG. NO. NAME 1. 49000880IE EKPE CHRISTIAN AJULUKU 2. 49008584FI CHARLES AJIRNGEE TEHEMBA 3. 49018866FI KINGIMI FALMATA UMAR 4. 49138003JC UMAR BABAGANA ISA 5. 49034889AE ABOLARINWA SUGUN SAMUEL 6. 49048754CC GARBA HARUNA MUSA 7. 49065772IH PAUL NOEL 8. 49076237CD HARUNA HADIZA MUSA 9. 49095257JG NDIMBITA HARUNA DANIEL 10. 49107693DG DANKYLLORI RABI SHEHU 11. 49111050FD WASILI FATIMA ZARA YUSUF 12. 49076202DB MAHMOOD ABUBAKAR 13. 49075713ED GARBA ABDULMALIK SHAUTI 14. 49086517CJ MOMEAD FAROUK 15. 49117528BJ CHIROMA ABUBAKAR SAMAILA DENTAL SURGERY S/N REG. NO. NAME 1. 49032237AG MUHAMMAD MUHAMMAD HALLIRU 2. 49102500JF MUHAMMAD MUHAMMAD JAMEEL 3. 49120626DH SALIHU TUKUR 4. 49104722CF ADAMS SANI DANLADI HUMAN ANATOMY S/N REG. NO. NAME 1. 49020202CH ABDULKARIM GARBA 2. 49122747HG MOHAMMED IBRAHIM KHALIL 3. 49090797JA MUSA USMAN MOHAMMED 4. 49067781HE PAUL YUSUF 1 5. 49070282EA ALHAJI SHERIFF UBALE 6. 49063071EC ABUBAKAR SADIQ IBRAHIM 7. 49064147BF IBRAHIM BABANGIDA ISMAIL 8. 49063071EC ABUBAKAR SADIQ IBRAHIM 9. 49033739FJ ABDULLAHI FANNA ALI 10. 49125502FG BIYE MAIRO RAYMOND 11. 49033773FE ALIFA FALMATA 12. 49112663GE LAWAN FATIMA SALEH 13. 49118748EF ADAMU ABUBAKAR 14. 49122375CI MUSA MOHAMMED 15. 49003427AJ BAKO HAUWA 16. 49079610IJ MAIDUGU ABBA 17. 49050855CE SANDA UMAR GONI 18. 49063819CJ MUHAMMAD SHAMSUDEEN 19. 49105467CB KANU MESHAK ILIYA 20. 49136931BA DAUDA TIMOTHY BMLS S/N REG. NO. NAME 1. 49010902II DANYERWA HAUWA IBRAHIM 2. 49037075EC ALI MODU KOLOMI 3. 49018588BJ BUKAR SADIYA ALHAJI 4. 49081322JE OKEREKE PATRICK OBINNA 5. 4903300EC DZUGWAHI HAJARA 6. 49041196JF CHIBI MARGARET 7. 49033230DE MOHAMMED AISHATU INUWA 8. 49081064JC USMAN MOHAMMAD SANI 9. 49039058BA AUDU AMINU ALHAJI 10. 49039144ED JOSEPH MARY 11. 49025658FC DANTATA NATHAN JORDAN 12. 49051321IB EZE EMMANUEL NNAEMEKA B.SC NURSING S/N REG. NO. NAME 1. 49050044DC YUSUF MBURSA P. 2. 49046337JF KAIGAMA ZARA 3. 49039545AE TITUS DINAH 4. 4906483BC AJA KAKA ABBA 5. 49080158JE SHERIFF ZARA 6. 49007020JE MUSTAPHA HABIBU 7. 49013622HG PINDAR GLADYS WAKAWA 8. 49033181IE IBEKWE GOODNESS C. 9. 49036637JF MOHAMMAD ZAINAB 10. 49039131IC USMAN ZAINAB MUSA 11. 490-41550AD MUSA SAFIYA GULANI 12. 49072703FC AUDU ZAINAB GARBA 13. 49139186DF MUHAMMAD UMAR MUSTAPHA 2 14. 49140185EF ATUMAN SOLOMON YAHAYA 15. 49059570GJ IBRAHIM AISHATU 16. 49101049ID UMAR USMAN 17. 49101541GC ABDULRAHMAN AISHA 18. 49069068JD ALI MAIRO 19. 49129836FC HASSAN HALIMAH 20. 49089899GI MUSA SAADATU 21. 49115130DF GWANGE UMAR MUSA 22. 49112190CI AWA ADEMU B. SC. PHYSIOTHERAPY S/N REG. NO. NAME 1. 49116417FE ABUBAKAR MOHAMMED DUKUMAS 2. 49086907CD AUDU INUWA 3. 49072764GD HARUNA ABUBAKAR MUSA 4. 49024052CA GARBA ISA SAIDU 5. 49067780HH DANA IBRAHIM UDUHU 6. 49006489DI AMBADDI ABUBAKAR ADAM 7. 49010856DC IBRAHIM ABBA MUSA 8. 49015203IG UMAR IBRAHIM 9. 49062145AH ABUBAKAR MURSAL UMAR 10. 49129119GJ ABUBAKAR DUKKU AHMED 11. 49138987FA FATIMA MOHAMMED 12. 49099977AB AUDU ABDULMUMINU 13. 49114979AD ABDU MUSA KUKURI 14. 49062473JA UMAR SAIDU 15. 49047195ED USMAN TALATU MALGWI B. SC. RADIOGRAPHY S/N REG. NO. NAME 1. 49002705EB SABO IBRAHIM IDRISS 2. 49036856CA MOHAMMED MOHAMMED AHMED 3. 49038708JA GONI MOHAMMED 4. 49057071JH AUDU SULEIMAN 5. 49065198GD UMAR USMAN 6. 49068375DI MAMZA PAPKA 7. 49072923HB JONES JONNIGA KONDATE 8. 49078690DG OKPUJI IKECHUKWU YOUNG 9. 49081819FI JIBRIN ALIYU 10. 49088072CA BUKAR LAWAN IBRAHIM 11. 49096420AC IKPO-BASSEY JOYCE CHINAZE 12. 49096502EH BETARA AL'AMIN BUKAR 13. 49101906DE GALTIMARI BABAGANA BALUMI 14. 49058288DF `YAHAYA RAYMOND 15. 49146646GC ZAKARI ZAINAB YUSUF 16. 49109236GD DAHIRU ABDULRAHMAN 17. 49130753CE AHMED ABDULKAREEM BAKO 3 18. 49125301HH MOH’D FATIMA M 19. 49054312DC NGALGOMO AMOS 4 UNIVERSITY OF MAIDUGURI (OFFICE OF THE REGISTRAR) SECOND LIST OF ADMITTED CANDIDATES FOR 2014/2015 SESSION DIRECT ENTRY (DE) THE FOLLWOING CANDIDATES HAVE BEEN OFFERED PROVISIONAL ADMISSION INTO THE COURSES INDICATED. FACULTY OF AGRICULTURE B. AGRICULTURE S/N REG. NO. NAME 1. 49148032HF SHETTIMA MOHAMMED ALHAJI 2. 49146170DF AIYEDOGBON ABAYOMI AHMED 3. 49144738GD BUNU BABAGANA 4. 49144373JB SAMAILA GAMBOMI ALHAJI 5. 49141739DJ SHETTIMA BABAGANA 6. 49140614BJ IBRAHIM MUS'AB 7. 49138059CB AHMAD IBRAHIM MUSA 8. 49134074EF IDRISS ABDULLAHI 9. 49133345AB USMAN DAHIRU ASKIRA 10. 49132743GB ISAH ADAMU 11. 49132029GJ SAMBO JIDAI 12. 49126131BC UMAR MOHAMMED 13. 49123890EC ABUBAKAR YUNUS 14. 49123392IB USMAN UMAR BAPPAH 15. 49122928BI SHERIFF BABAGANA 16. 49122878HB DANKOLI YAHAYA MUSA 17. 49122829CE MOHAMMED BALA 18. 49122664DE MUSA MOHAMMED 19. 49121214BJ IBRAHIM ABDULSALAM 20. 49120769JD ALI ABBA ABDURAHMAN 21. 49119682FG IJUO ODE DANIEL 22. 49119611HF AHMED JIBRIN 23. 49118446HI YAKUBU ABUBAKAR 24. 49118445IB MOHAMMED IDRISSA 25. 49115446FH GANA FALMATA MODU 26. 49114449EB ARAB ADAMU UMAR 27. 49114238JC AUDU SANI 28. 49113081HB ABDU MOHAMMED 29. 49112757HD AHMAD MOHAMMED SALE 30. 49112646BI KALA ABUBAKAR MOHAMMED 31. 49112416CJ AHMED HAMZA 32. 49112396IJ MOHAMMED ISYAKA 33. 49111753HI HABU MOHAMMED 34. 49110152DB UMAR ABDULRAHMAN 5 35. 49110149EA RAMAT YAHAYA ABUBAKAR 36. 49109623GG IBRAHIM MOHAMMED DANBOYI 37. 49108281BI IDI AUDU 38. 49106073EG SHETTIMA BABA SANDA 39. 49105943EI KADU RAHANATU AHMAD 40. 49105909FD ISMAIL BUNU 41. 49105600BA IBRAHIM MOHAMMED 42. 49104100EI DAUDA RUKAYYAH BUKAR 43. 49103418FH AYUBA GIDEON YOKSA 44. 49102438IH YUSUF DANLADI 45. 49101889IF ISA BLESSING ZOKA 46. 49101850AI ADAM AHMED AHMED 47. 49101590BC MOHAMMED IBRAHIM 48. 49101556BH ABDULRAHMAN USMAN 49. 49101503HJ UBA MUSA ABBA 50. 49100078IG MUSTAPHA AHMED ABUBAKAR 51. 49099479EA MUSTAPHA MOHAMMED 52. 49099172II HABILA ALHERI KWASAU 53. 49098621JC ALI ALHAJI KONTO 54. 49098232JF JAJE MOHAMMED HAMADAMA 55. 49097597GA ABUBAKAR MUKTAR 56. 49097257BD TIJJANI RAWA GANA 57. 49096668DE MUHAMMED MUHAMMED ALHAJI 58. 49095382BC DURKWA DAVID ALI 59. 49095274EF MUSTAPHA HAUWA 60. 49093497EB WAKIL ABDULLAHI 61. 49091795AG DAUDA IBRAHIM 62. 49091009DG SAIDU MOHAMMED 63. 49090604IH GARKUWA MOHAMMED MOHAMMED 64. 49090020JD USMAN SIBIYA 65. 49087447FC MAINA BUREM MAI BUKAR 66. 49087062ED MOHAMMED BABAGANA 67. 49086379FF IBRAHIM HABU 68. 49084964DC MUSTAPHA BABAGANA 69. 49084462ID ISMAILA MOHAMMED 70. 49082217CI MADU YUSUF BALAMI 71. 49082013FI KYARI MOHAMMED BUKAR 72. 49081764CJ SANI AUDU 73. 49081756FD HUSSAINI IBRAHIM 74. 49081617IC SANI YAHAYA 75. 49077832II HASSAN ABUBAKAR 76. 49075630AB MUHAMMAD HASSAN 77. 49075599JE IDRISSA ADAMU MOHAMMED 78. 49074557BJ SANDA FATIMA Y. 79. 49073550DD SHERIFF USMAN JIDDA 80. 49073402IJ NASIR ABUBAKAR SADIQ 6 81. 49072937CJ TIJJANI UMAR FAROUK 82. 49072762GJ MUHAMMED ADAM 83. 49072754JD ABUBAKAR RABI MUSA 84. 49072108JB ABATCHA MUHAMMAD ABUBAKAR 85. 49071575EB SHITTU ABUBAKAR MOHAMMED 86. 49071091DI SANI USMAN DAWASA 87. 49071056EG BISHARA MUSTAPHA MUHAMMAD 88. 49071033BI ADAMU UMAR FAROUKH 89. 49069767DD MUSTAPHA KHALID 90. 49069704CI SARKI MU'AZU IBRAHIM 91. 49069680AD ALI HASSAN SALEH 92. 49068758FD SHEHU MOHAMMED A 93. 49067601DC MUHAMMED ZAINAB SABO 94. 49067557GH HARUNA DUNGUS 95. 49067556HA AHMED ABUBAKAR WUSHISHI 96. 49067533EC TAHIR ALIYU IDRIS 97. 49066644JA EDACHE ACHEMA 98. 49066352JD MOHAMMED MUSA 99. 49066317AE ABBA ABUBAKAR KOLO 100. 49064316JA KOLO LAWAN MALLAM 101. 49063077CE KYARI ZANNA ADAM 102. 49063053JG MOHAMMED FATIMA GAMBO 103. 49062388FE UMAR MODU BUZU 104. 49062027HA BABAGANA IBRAHIM 105. 49058380FA ABDULLAHI YAWALE MOHAMMED 106. 49057786IG ALI ABUBAKAR ABUBAKAR 107. 49057764FF MUKTAR USMAN TAHIR 108. 49055265ID MUHAMMAD HABIBU IBRAHIM 109. 49054553IF BENJAMIN P. 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