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UVWIE S/N SURNAME FIRSTNAME ADDRESS LGA GENDER DEGREE PROGRAME 1 ELOHOR OTEDHEKE No UVWIE S/N SURNAME FIRSTNAME ADDRESS LGA GENDER DEGREE PROGRAME 1 ELOHOR OTEDHEKE No. 8 Trinity Close, Asheshe Street, Off Jakpa Road , Effurun. Uvwie Delta State F BSc N-Agro 2 ASIEGBU STELLA NO 3, J. A. UKPEOWE STREET, OFF JAKPA ROAD BY ASHESHE LAYOUT, EFFURUNUvwie Delta State F BTech N-Agro 3 Titilayo Jeje 9A, Anambra Close, NNPC Housing Complex, Ekpan - Warri Uvwie Delta State F BSc N-Agro 4 UFOT ALFRED ITORO 17 OGBEIDE LANE OFF OIL FIELD ROAD EFFURUN DELTA STATE Uvwie Delta State F HND N-Agro 5 ONYEADOR NKEM 48 REFINERY ROAD, SHAGUOLO EKPAN Uvwie Delta State F BSc N-Agro 6 EDEME UCHENNA OSOBASE CLOSE, NO 2 UGBOMORO Uvwie Delta State F BSc N-Agro 7 Lauretta Afure No 55 Abbey Close Ogbe Layout along Uti Road Uvwie Delta State F BSc N-Agro 8 RUTH OKOTIE 82 ENERHEN ROAD WARRI DELTA STATE Uvwie Delta State F BSc N-Agro 9 GLORIA EJU 175B EFFURUN SAPELE ROAD, EFFURUN Uvwie Delta State F BSc N-Agro 10 Martha Momodu No. 1 Amono street Sedco, Delta state Uvwie Delta State F BSc N-Agro 11 UYOYOU UGBARA 15, ERIYAMREMU STREET, EFFURUN. Uvwie Delta State F BSc N-Agro 12 OGHENERUEMUSE RUTH NO 20 EKI STREETOFF AIRPORT ROAD,UGBOROKE, EFFURUN, DELTA STATEUvwie Delta State F BSc N-Agro 13 Teru Udin 1 okiemute street off airport road Uvwie Delta State F BSc N-Agro 14 IRIVWEIRI QUEEN MORITAN ESTATE BY POLICE BARRACK ALONG DSC EXPRESS ROAD, EFFURUNUvwie DELTA Delta StateSTATEST F BSc N-Agro 15 Aminat Keshinro 2b, Powel Street, Efurun, Warri Uvwie Delta State F BTech N-Agro 16 OGUN OVUAKPO 21 Okubor street Opp. Hotel De Mark, Effurun Uvwie Delta State F BSc N-Agro 17 OJEVWE IGHOITIYIN 15 vision street, off new era model school road, jakpa road Uvwie Delta State F BSc N-Agro 18 RACHAEL AIGBEREMON 2, SONIA CRESCENT,OFF IZAKPA STREET, OFF AIRPORT ROAD,EFFURUN. Uvwie Delta State F BSc N-Agro 19 PROGRESS OGHENERUME No. 5 Atasa Close Off Jeffia Avenue P.T.I Road, Effurun/Warri, Delta StateUvwie Delta State F BSc N-Agro 20 FAITH ESEH-OKPU NO 23 JEFIA AVENUE OFF P.T.I ROAD, EFFURUN Uvwie Delta State F BSc N-Agro 21 CATHERINE PINIKI Happy Agbeyi Drive, New Layout Off Jakpa,Effurun,Delta State Uvwie Delta State F BEng N-Agro 22 Numa Bess 2 Otobo close, Off osiayo Street. Ijaw quater Uvwie Delta State F HND N-Agro 23 KATHRYN ASABA viane street off bright hope, air port road warri Uvwie Delta State F BTech N-Agro 24 OMALU EKPEKUREDE 55 Alale Street , New Layout Ekpan, Delta State. Uvwie Delta State F HND N-Agro 25 Iyoroebi Itima No 9 Erukaye Street Odugun Avenue Newlayout Ekpan, Effurun Uvwie Delta State F BSc N-Agro 26 EDIRINVERERE UDU 2 Chief Koka Close, Ugbromo, Effurun, Delta State. Uvwie Delta State F HND N-Agro 27 KELECHI OKEHI WATER RESOURCES RD, EFFURUN Uvwie Delta State F BSc N-Agro 28 Chioma Chimara No 4 Airoboyi Street off Ovie Palace Road Effurun Uvwie Delta State F HND N-Agro 29 Okiemute Ehwerhecha 13 Opi Street, Ugboroke off Airport Road, Warri Uvwie Delta State F BSc N-Agro 30 nonye Okehi 41 water resources road effurun delta state Uvwie Delta State F BSc N-Agro 31 JOAN OKORO 21 REFINERY ROAD EFFURUN, DELTA STATE Uvwie Delta State F BSc N-Agro 32 BALOGUN AUGUSTINA NO 5 BARRISTER STREETS OFF DCS EXPRESS WAY UGBOMRO Uvwie Delta State F BSc N-Agro 33 ONYINYECHI ANOZIE 6, Onoriji Street, Off Refinery road, Ekpan, Effurun, Delta State. Uvwie Delta State F BSc N-Agro 34 IBETO NJIDEKA NO. 105 EFFURUN SAPELE ROAD, EFFURUN, DELTA STATE Uvwie Delta State F BSc N-Agro 35 OKWUM IHUOMA St Luke School road, off airport road Uvwie Delta State F HND N-Agro 36 Lenie Idikwu 11, Prince Efe Crescent, Off Enerhen Road Uvwie Delta State F BSc N-Agro 37 Akalonu Chidinma 20 brighthope street off Airport Road Uvwie Delta State F HND N-Agro 38 Abigail Nwani 10,oghoyon street, off delta palace hotel road, off airport road, effurn, warri,Uvwie Delta Delta state. State F BEng N-Agro 39 ESTHER OLOKPA 3 Freeborn street off Okominor rd Nigercat Ekpan, Effurun Uvwie Delta State F HND N-Agro 40 Bertha Mba 4 sampson sampsom Street Uvwie Delta State F BSc N-Agro 41 Onome Oritse No. 2 Water Resources, Effurun Delta State Uvwie Delta State F BSc N-Agro 42 Ochuko Obiebi 16 Ikpekpe close, off Ovie palace road, Effurun Uvwie Delta State F HND N-Agro 43 Aghoghovbia Omuophu Plot 6, P.B Djebah Street Uvwie Delta State F BSc N-Agro 44 NWEKE BRIDGET NO 72 REHABILITATION ROAD EMENE ENUGU Uvwie Delta State F HND N-Agro 45 ALAKHUMEN IRAGBOESON 14 UTI STREET OFF PTI ROAD EFFURUN DELTA STATE Uvwie Delta State F BSc N-Agro 46 AJIBOLU MATHILDA N0. 9, Iya Street, Ijaw Quarter, Bendel Estate, Effurun, Delta State. Uvwie Delta State F HND N-Agro 47 MAGDALENE AMIAYA NO 16 VISSION STREET JAKPA ROAD EFFURUN Uvwie Delta State F BSc N-Agro 48 ESE-OSE MOMOH 22 OLARHO STREET, OFF WATER RESOURCES ROAD, EFFURUN, DELTA STATE.Uvwie Delta State F BSc N-Agro 49 Egbean Abolagba 11 Jefia Avenue Effurun Uvwie Delta State F BEng N-Agro 50 ANITA BOUFAGHE 2, TRINITY CLOSE ASHESHE WHITE HOUSE, JAKPA. Uvwie Delta State F BSc N-Agro 51 Akpoghenobor Natasha No 90, Effurun Sapele Road, Opposite Water Resources, Effurun, Delta StateUvwie Delta State F BSc N-Agro 52 Irerhime Raquel No 1 Fetimi Close Osubi, Warri, Delta State. Uvwie Delta State F BSc N-Agro 53 GERTRUDE ONUOHA NO. 6 GRACE STREET, OFF OIL FIELD ROAD, EFFURUN Uvwie Delta State F BSc N-Agro 54 EZANA Caroline No. 1 Aladja Avenue Enerhen Uvwie Delta State F HND N-Agro 55 CHARITY AMEH No 2 auntie rose street ogboreke effurun Uvwie Delta State F HND N-Agro 56 Rose Ifada N0.5 ONEYA ROAD, OFF OVIE PALACE ROAD EFFURUN Uvwie Delta State F BSc N-Agro 57 Chioma Anyaele Enerhen Warri Uvwie Delta State F BSc N-Agro 58 BRABOKE AKPOS NO 4 EDOJOFOM STREET COMMISSIONER ROAD EKPAN. Uvwie Delta State F BSc N-Agro 59 OGHENERO OBI 11,Enije Close,Off Asheshe Street,Jakpa Road,Effurun Uvwie Delta State F BSc N-Agro 60 Yolo Jenifer 21 Ejoyokah street jakpa road effurun Uvwie Delta State F HND N-Agro 61 Elohor Young Osiah Estate, 213 PTI Road, Effurun Uvwie Delta State F BSc N-Agro 62 IFEOMA ROBINSON NO.21A NNEWI STREET, OFF AKA AVENUE ROAD, EFFURUN Uvwie Delta State F HND N-Agro 63 SOPHIE OGIUGO 28 OVIE PALACE ROAD, EFFURUN, DELTA STATE Uvwie Delta State F BSc N-Agro 64 RACHEAL OVEH N0. 4 OLOKO CLOSE RIVER ROAD, EKPAN-WARRI Uvwie Delta State F BSc N-Agro 65 OHAEBEKE QUEENDALIN 13 liberty close warri Uvwie Delta State F HND N-Agro 66 AKPORODE EBERE No 4 Onosigho ST OFF REFINERY RD DELTA STATE Uvwie Delta State F BSc N-Agro 67 ATOTUOMAH OFEORITSE NO.19 AWAKPOR STREET, EKPAN Uvwie Delta State F HND N-Agro 68 CELESTINA MBANEFO EBRUMEDE CLOSE, BEHIND POLICE BARRACKS, EFFURUN Uvwie Delta State F BSc N-Agro 69 ODUAVWOYA AKPOWEWE 26 UTI ROAD, BY MILITARY ZONE JUNCTION EFFURUN Uvwie Delta State F BSc N-Agro 70 Judith Igberase Ugbosu Estate 164 Effurun Sapele Road Uvwie Delta State F BSc N-Agro 71 ANTHONIA OWANGOGO 26, ONORIAKPO STREET, UGBORIKOKO, EFFURUN Uvwie Delta State F BSc N-Agro 72 odioko dorcas 3 uti Uvwie Delta State F BSc N-Agro 73 odioko oghenenyerovwo 3 uti Uvwie Delta State F BSc N-Agro 74 EKO GLADYS NO. 112 OKORODUDU ROAD, EFFURUN WARRI, DELTA STATE Uvwie Delta State F BSc N-Agro 75 Rita Obaro 57 river road ugboroke Uvwie Delta State F BSc N-Agro 76 FLORENCE OGBODU 114c OTOTIE ETEVIE COMMUNITY OZORO Uvwie Delta State F HND N-Agro 77 IBUKUN UMUKORO 8 hope street opp. deeper life church off sokoh estaste road Uvwie Delta State F BSc N-Agro 78 AGADABI RITA BLOCK A, POLICE BARRACK BEFORE DSC ROUNDABOUT, EFFURUN, DELTAUvwie STATE Delta State F BSc N-Agro 79 Okoro Ighomena 98 idiaregbe street, off Giw-amu road, okumagba layout warri Uvwie Delta State F HND N-Agro 80 Faith Akalusi Km 4 Refinery Road Effurun Delta State Uvwie Delta State F BTech N-Agro 81 Dimude Chinwe Warri Uvwie Delta State F HND N-Agro 82 GBAGIDI ONORIODE 5B Asheshe st, Jakpa RD Effurun Uvwie Delta State F HND N-Agro 83 Adekemi Ojemeh 5, Erewa Close, off Water Resources Uvwie Delta State F BSc N-Agro 84 OSAGIOBARE ONYECHIE LINE B BLOCK 4 ROOM 13 IJEH POLICE BARRACKS OBALENDE LAGOS Uvwie Delta State F BSc N-Agro 85 Jennifer Nwaebo plot 11 block 36 ugbolokposo town.effurun Uvwie Delta State F BSc N-Agro 86 ENAKIRERU FAVOUR no,24 Olumu Street Jakpa Road Delta State Uvwie Delta State F BSc N-Agro 87 Achonwa Ngozi No 4 Old Sam Lane off Oilfield Road, Effurun Delta State. Uvwie Delta State F BSc N-Agro 88 BENEDICTA OJEGBA 10 OJEGBA DRIVE, NEW LAYOUT, EKPAN Uvwie Delta State F BSc N-Agro 89 JOMBO OREVAOGHEME WHITE HOUSE, UGBOMRO STREET EFFURUN WARRI Uvwie Delta State F HND N-Agro 90 Okiemute Ronuwe No 3. Ronuwe Street off Jakpa Road Effurun Uvwie Delta State F BSc N-Agro 91 MARY ORUGBO No.1 Umugbe Street, off Jakpa Road, Effurun, DeltaUvwie State. Delta State F BSc N-Agro 92 OGHENERUONA ERUTEYA NO.
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