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Batch 3 Group A RESTRICTED LIST OF SUCCESSFUL CANDIDATES FOR 2017 NAF RECRUITMENT BATCH 3 GROUP A - TO REPORT ON SUNDAY 16 APRIL 2017 CROSS RIVER STATE (CONTINUED) Serial Applicant ID Names Sex State Specialty Remarks (a) (b) (c ) (d) (e) (f) (g) 1 NAF2017175197 BENJAMIN ENE EKPO M CROSS-RIVER NON-TRADE 2 NAF201728378 EFFIOM ETIM EFFIONG M CROSS-RIVER NON-TRADE 3 NAF201746430 BASSEY SYLVANUS OKON M CROSS-RIVER NON-TRADE 4 NAF2017200122 EDIKAN PHILIP ESSIEN M CROSS-RIVER NON-TRADE 5 NAF2017148737 MERCY OKON EKPO F CROSS-RIVER NON-TRADE 6 NAF2017117347 ENE EDEM ANTIGHA M CROSS-RIVER NON-TRADE 7 NAF2017186435 EDWIN IOBAR ACHIBONG M CROSS-RIVER NON-TRADE 8 NAF2017191076 CHRISTOPHER MOSES EFFIOM M CROSS-RIVER NON-TRADE 9 NAF2017166695 UKPONG ESO AKABOM M CROSS-RIVER TRADE 10 NAF201767788 PAULINUS OKON BASSEY M CROSS-RIVER TRADE 11 NAF201796402 IMMACULATA OKON ETIM F CROSS-RIVER TRADE 12 NAF2017100172 OTU BASSEY KENNETH M CROSS-RIVER TRADE 13 NAF2017135112 NATHANIEL BASSEY EPHRAIM M CROSS-RIVER NON-TRADE 14 NAF201733038 MAURICE ETIM ESSIEN M CROSS-RIVER NON-TRADE 15 NAF2017169796 LUKE OGAR OTAH M CROSS-RIVER TRADE 16 NAF201745165 EMMANUEL ODEY OFUNA M CROSS-RIVER NON-TRADE 17 NAF2017202699 OGBUDU HILARY AGABI M CROSS-RIVER TRADE 18 NAF201798686 GLORY ELIMA ODIDO F CROSS-RIVER NON-TRADE 19 NAF2017199991 ADADA MICHAEL EKANNAZE M CROSS-RIVER NON-TRADE 20 NAF201749812 CLEMENT ADIE BISONG M CROSS-RIVER TRADE 21 NAF201786142 PAUL ENEJI . M CROSS-RIVER NON-TRADE 22 NAF2017180661 ACHU JAMES ODEY M CROSS-RIVER NON-TRADE 23 NAF201706031 TOURITHA EUNICE USHIE F CROSS-RIVER TRADE 24 NAF201713031 EDET UMOH EDET N CROSS-RIVER NON-TRADE 1 RESTRICTED RESTRICTED 25 NAF2017136766 ULONG EGWU OGBOR M CROSS-RIVER NON-TRADE 26 NAF2017152198 PIUS TUKAM ODOM M CROSS-RIVER NON-TRADE 27 NAF2017136726 PRECIOUS EGWU OGBOR M CROSS-RIVER NON-TRADE 28 NAF2017194654 BASSEY ANIFOR AGAN M CROSS-RIVER NON-TRADE 29 NAF201745944 MICHAEL OGBODIM UNO M CROSS-RIVER NON-TRADE 30 NAF2017142902 ONUGU KINGSLEY OGAREKPE M CROSS-RIVER NON-TRADE 31 NAF2017100914 ISRAEL EDUBI USANG M CROSS-RIVER NON-TRADE 32 NAF2017161710 PRINCESS ROSEMARY INYANG F CROSS-RIVER NON-TRADE 33 NAF2017171328 MERCY SOLOMON INANG F CROSS-RIVER TRADE 34 NAF2017124915 VINCENT UKAM UCHE M CROSS-RIVER NON-TRADE 35 NAF201703034 BISONG DANIEL TANU M CROSS-RIVER TRADE 36 NAF2017100720 DENIS RAZACK OTU M CROSS-RIVER NON-TRADE 37 NAF2017102888 MAGDALENE OKAM BISONG F CROSS-RIVER NON-TRADE 38 NAF2017127870 VICTOR OGBIJI OKPOGHE M CROSS-RIVER NON-TRADE 39 NAF2017169979 GIFT EYARE OBI F CROSS-RIVER NON-TRADE 40 NAF201721912 MATTHEW OTU M CROSS-RIVER NON-TRADE 41 NAF2017193927 REBECCA OMA ABANG F CROSS-RIVER TRADE 42 NAF201781006 SUNDAY ODU OBI M CROSS-RIVER TRADE 43 NAF2017119141 EYARE LAWRENCE OKAFA M CROSS-RIVER TRADE 44 NAF201771228 EUNICE MUJI BOSE F CROSS-RIVER NON-TRADE 45 NAF201776470 BASSEY IKA-BASSEY M CROSS-RIVER NON-TRADE 46 NAF2017161857 SAVIOUR ETIM EDEM M CROSS-RIVER NON-TRADE 47 NAF201755886 BEAUTY EDET EFFIONG F CROSS-RIVER NON-TRADE 48 NAF201747436 BEATRICE BASSEY EWA F CROSS-RIVER NON-TRADE 49 NAF201768623 ALEXANDER EMMANUEL M CROSS-RIVER NON-TRADE 50 NAF2017127833 ARMSTRONG OQUA IKA M CROSS-RIVER TRADE 51 NAF2017160122 IRENE EFFIOM EYAMBA F CROSS-RIVER NON-TRADE 52 NAF2017172361 MARY UMOH F CROSS-RIVER NON-TRADE 53 NAF2017140105 PATRICK P ASUQUO EYO EFFIWATT M CROSS-RIVER TRADE 54 NAF201747388 CONFIDENCE OSEZELE EKPENYOUNG M CROSS-RIVER NON-TRADE 2 RESTRICTED RESTRICTED 55 NAF201785869 ENEWA BASSEY EKENG M CROSS-RIVER TRADE 56 NAF2017177119 EDWIN BASSEY BASSEY M CROSS-RIVER NON-TRADE 57 NAF2017134080 RAPHEAL BASSEY EFA M CROSS-RIVER NON-TRADE 58 NAF2017121547 MERCY EWA EWA F CROSS-RIVER NON-TRADE 59 NAF201727342 ROSELINE AKAM NDOMA F CROSS-RIVER TRADE 60 NAF2017132116 MICHAEL NJOM OGAR M CROSS-RIVER NON-TRADE 61 NAF2017159608 ABO NEVILLE AKPO M CROSS-RIVER NON-TRADE 62 NAF2017106931 STANLEY MGBOKI AYUK M CROSS-RIVER NON-TRADE 63 NAF2017142927 EKUPNSE ENAGU NDIFON F CROSS-RIVER NON-TRADE 64 NAF201732101 SUNDAY ISANG MOSES M CROSS-RIVER NON-TRADE 65 NAF2017190493 LAWRENCE NJAR ISAAC M CROSS-RIVER NON-TRADE 66 NAF2017115599 RAPHAEL NTUI ORU M CROSS-RIVER NON-TRADE 67 NAF201717710 OBI ANTHONY NTUI M CROSS-RIVER NON-TRADE 68 NAF201753929 VICTOR ABAJE ATIM M CROSS-RIVER TRADE 69 NAF2017152726 PRECIOUS NDOMA EGBE M CROSS-RIVER NON-TRADE 70 NAF2017157487 WILLIAMS ESUNG OSAM M CROSS-RIVER NON-TRADE 71 NAF2017117383 BLESSING AGBOR OSIM F CROSS-RIVER TRADE 72 NAF2017163862 DENIS OJONG NEJI M CROSS-RIVER TRADE 73 NAF201751065 ASANG NATHANIEL TAKON M CROSS-RIVER NON-TRADE 74 NAF201701568 NSING KINGSLEY NSING M CROSS-RIVER TRADE 75 NAF2017179847 AKUBA CHRISTIAN T. M CROSS-RIVER TRADE 76 NAF201712872 PATRICK GEORGE NDOMA M CROSS-RIVER TRADE 77 NAF2017174479 ATEP KENNEDY MANYO M CROSS-RIVER NON-TRADE 78 NAF2017157533 OKIMBA NKANG ELE M CROSS-RIVER TRADE 79 NAF201733787 TAKUM KINDNESS AGUM F CROSS-RIVER NON-TRADE 80 NAF201774351 SARAH ANNE ABEYOU F CROSS-RIVER NON-TRADE 81 NAF2017163846 THERESA ABONYE UYIMFEKE F CROSS-RIVER NON-TRADE 82 NAF201784350 ESTHER ABEYOU F CROSS-RIVER NON-TRADE 83 NAF2017190632 DESMOND ISAIAH RICHARD M CROSS-RIVER NON-TRADE 84 NAF201740713 PETER UNMIKE ABERIE M CROSS-RIVER NON-TRADE 3 RESTRICTED RESTRICTED 85 NAF2017142304 AGNES ISHAKEFE F CROSS-RIVER TRADE 86 NAF2017187034 COLLINS AFESUA UTOSHIE M CROSS-RIVER NON-TRADE 87 NAF201745919 MIRACLE ADIE M CROSS-RIVER NON-TRADE 88 NAF201728964 FRANCIS KAYANG UGARE M CROSS-RIVER NON-TRADE 89 NAF2017125495 JOHN AKOMAYE AGIM M CROSS-RIVER NON-TRADE 90 NAF201750024 JUSTINE IKAM USHIE M CROSS-RIVER TRADE 91 NAF2017138900 DANIEL ASHIWEL UGBONG M CROSS-RIVER TRADE 92 NAF201767686 ATOH JOHN ADIE M CROSS-RIVER NON-TRADE 93 NAF201772832 GREG-SAVIOUR EJIBININE OPU M CROSS-RIVER NON-TRADE 94 NAF2017100839 IREK BASSEY IREK M CROSS-RIVER NON-TRADE 95 NAF2017112948 DORIS ANDORSHIYE ASHETA F CROSS-RIVER TRADE 96 NAF2017116023 VICTORIA AGIOUNIM UGBEM F CROSS-RIVER NON-TRADE 97 NAF2017124429 ANTHONY USHUNNE AGIM M CROSS-RIVER NON-TRADE 98 NAF201760349 FRIDALINE ESISI EWHE M CROSS-RIVER TRADE 99 NAF201790142 EKEM SAMUEL SAMUEL M CROSS-RIVER NON-TRADE 100 NAF201750575 SUNDAY OGAGHE EGBARA M CROSS-RIVER NON-TRADE 101 NAF201799185 OYAMA ENDURANCE OKPA F CROSS-RIVER NON-TRADE 102 NAF2017163992 HENRY JOSEPH ERINA M CROSS-RIVER TRADE 103 NAF201741688 AYANG EMMANUEL EBINGHA M CROSS-RIVER NON-TRADE 104 NAF201776565 AYO NUMBA AYO M CROSS-RIVER NON-TRADE 105 NAF2017131543 ODEN GODWIN MBANG M CROSS-RIVER NON-TRADE 106 NAF201716008 CHARLSE SUNDAY OGBONYI M CROSS-RIVER NON-TRADE 107 NAF2017112722 HOPE OGOBI HP M CROSS-RIVER NON-TRADE 108 NAF201768841 EKPENYONG EDET M CROSS-RIVER NON-TRADE 109 NAF2017169727 EPHRAIM NSA EKPENYONG M CROSS-RIVER NON-TRADE 110 NAF2017185175 BASSEY ASUKWO NYA M CROSS-RIVER TRADE 111 NAF201754264 BASSEY AKIBA OKON M CROSS-RIVER NON-TRADE 112 NAF201712008 DAVID BASSEY ESSIENETE M CROSS-RIVER NON-TRADE 113 NAF2017112204 DANIEL ESSIEN NDIYO M CROSS-RIVER NON-TRADE 114 NAF201742902 EMMANUEL SAMUEL ITAM M CROSS-RIVER TRADE 4 RESTRICTED RESTRICTED 115 NAF2017199555 CHRISTIAN BASSEY EDET M CROSS-RIVER NON-TRADE 116 NAF201751352 DAVID BASSEY OKON M CROSS-RIVER NON-TRADE 117 NAF2017175435 SUNDAY OBI ABANG M CROSS-RIVER NON-TRADE 118 NAF2017190240 AGNES OSARR EJUE F CROSS-RIVER TRADE 119 NAF2017183314 KELLY AGIDA IBEMBEM M CROSS-RIVER NON-TRADE 120 NAF2017198722 FRIDAY ENUNKU JOSEPH M CROSS-RIVER NON-TRADE 121 NAF201746536 PETER ADE EJUE M CROSS-RIVER TRADE 122 NAF201706194 JOSEPH ORABA PIUS M CROSS-RIVER TRADE 123 NAF2017102938 OKPONG JOHN OKPONG M CROSS-RIVER TRADE 124 NAF201710183 AUGUSTA OTI ECHENI F CROSS-RIVER NON-TRADE 125 NAF2017183522 CHARITY NNOYI NGBE F CROSS-RIVER TRADE 126 NAF201785417 AGNES ZAKE AJIE F CROSS-RIVER TRADE 127 NAF201751220 FRANCIS ELAYECHE ISAAC M CROSS-RIVER TRADE 128 NAF2017114288 FRIDAY OWALUM IKADE M CROSS-RIVER TRADE 129 NAF2017117388 PAUL DOMINIC MATHEW M CROSS-RIVER NON-TRADE 130 NAF201750404 PATRICK OGBOR EGBUDU M CROSS-RIVER NON-TRADE 131 NAF201783369 CHRISTOPHER IYAJI OGBAJI M CROSS-RIVER TRADE 132 NAF2017106292 PRINCELY DOMINIC EBI M CROSS-RIVER NON-TRADE 133 NAF2017130660 PATIENCE ERINMA ODEY M CROSS-RIVER NON-TRADE 134 NAF201711129 MOSES OGWIHI WONAH M CROSS-RIVER TRADE 135 NAF2017121909 CHIRSTOPHER ODEH WOGOR M CROSS-RIVER TRADE 136 NAF201700174 GABRIEL OKO ONAH M CROSS-RIVER TRADE 137 NAF2017199457 OGAR PAUL UGBADA M CROSS-RIVER NON-TRADE 138 NAF2017143640 IDAGU MICHAEL WOHUOWO M CROSS-RIVER NON-TRADE 139 NAF201711606 ABIGAIL JOSEPH OMINI F CROSS-RIVER TRADE 140 NAF2017146824 ISAAC ONEN UBI M CROSS-RIVER NON-TRADE 141 NAF201755856 ELENG BASSEY OJU M CROSS-RIVER NON-TRADE 142 NAF2017122252 DANIEL OKOI IGBOR M CROSS-RIVER TRADE 143 NAF2017138842 ABIGAIL BASSEY EDET F CROSS-RIVER NON-TRADE 144 NAF2017175396 VINCENT PETER OBETEN M CROSS-RIVER NON-TRADE 5 RESTRICTED RESTRICTED 145 NAF201776290 MARY JENNIFER EJEJE F CROSS-RIVER NON-TRADE 146 NAF2017136309 GETRUDE ETENG IBIANG F CROSS-RIVER NON-TRADE 147 NAF201738540 ICHEREM DANIEL SUNDAY M CROSS-RIVER TRADE 148 NAF2017103829 EYONG ETENG IKPI M CROSS-RIVER NON-TRADE 149 NAF201729613 UKET EFFIOM IBOR M CROSS-RIVER NON-TRADE 150 NAF201765937 OFEM IFERI OTTOH M CROSS-RIVER NON-TRADE DELTA STATE 151 NAF201769228 CHUKWUKA VICTOR MADUAKA M DELTA NON-TRADE 152 NAF201714014 JAMES AGILIGA MOSINDI M DELTA TRADE 153 NAF201743132 DESTINY SAMUEL KIKA M DELTA TRADE 154 NAF2017198140 GIFT ONYINYECHI AZONUCHE F DELTA NON-TRADE 155 NAF201723086 JUDE ISIOMA NWAISE M DELTA TRADE 156 NAF201736806 HAPPINESS IFECHUKWUDE UDEINE F DELTA NON-TRADE 157 NAF2017108822 JUSTICE EKENEDILICHUKWU ERIC M DELTA NON-TRADE
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