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Update Your ROFO and Get Your COFO from NAGIS KARU L.G.A KARU L.G.A. Update Your ROFO and get your COFO from NAGIS KARU L.G.A. Applicants ROFO Number and Name for Properties in KARU L.G.A. BP 659 / TIN AND ASSOCIATES MINERALS LTD NS 869 / MARYANNE OIZA ASUKU NS 2247 / VICTOR A ADEO YE NS 003 / JAMES AUDU EGGAH NS 870 / HENRY W. NIYO NS 2268 / JOSEPH DEMEW IGBETAR NS 008 / GODWIN NWACHUKWU NS 872 / EUGENE NNAEMEKA OKONGWU NS 2273 / THE REDEEMED CHRISTAIN CHURCH OF NS 010 / DAMIEN OBIAKOR NS 874 / BARDE GIDEON GOCEDAN GWIMBE GOD NS 022 / FELIX C. ANALOGBEI NS 877 / EDEM UDO UDO EKANEM NS 2301 / MOONEMAN TOM JAJA NS 023 / STEPHEN O. ETAFO NS 878 / GARBA Y. KONTAGORA NS 2335 / SULEIMAN ABBA NS 053 / DANLADI YARO NS 879 / JOSEPH I. ORJI NS 2336 / LAZARUS NEBECHUKWU NS 063 / SOLOMON Z. LABAFILO NS 880 / AMOS TOKAN WAMYIL NS 2349 / VERONIKA N. OTULE NS 093 / JAMES AUDU EGGAH NS 881 / AKILA FOMPUN NS 2353 / UGUOKE ANTHONY OKEKE NS 129 / O. T. MAJEKODUNMI NS 884 / NAHUM HARUNA ANGYU NS 2362 / AUTA WARAI IBRAHI M NS 136 / NIMVEN Z. MIRI NS 885 / OBADIAH DANLAMI ANDO NS 2363 / LAZARU NNEBECHUKWU NS 139 / LAWAN TIJANI K. NS 886 / ENGA EZEKEIL OBADIAH NS 2364 / E. BABAYO SHEHU NS 146 / VINCENT OSUNBOR NS 889 / OLAYINKA JOYCE MOWOE NS 2365 / IKIMIUKORO HELEN ISE NS 149 / YUSUF ANAS USMAN NS 927 / FIRST CAPITA L SAVING AND LOANS LTD NS 2366 / TUKUR NUHU NS 152 / CHRISTIANA EMMANUEL NS 968 / CLETUS UMERIE NS 2367 / IBRAHIM MUSA ASHAYA NS 161 / SILAS JARUMI DACHOR NS 1053 / AHAMED BALA NS 2368 / OHIKA JIBO NS 184 / RHODA DOY NS 1158 / BENJAMIN DURU IBE NS 2370 / IFEANYI ODEDO NS 192 / EMMANUEL ONONOGBU OGBONNAYA NS 1233 / BARNABAS NANPAK BONKAT NS 2372 / UKECHUKWU UKEJE NS 19 4 / LOHDAM NDAM NS 1242 / JUMBO OCHIGBO DESMOND NS 2380 / CLETUS NYIUTSA KYANDE NS 198 / AMADASUN OSAMWENYOBO NS 1263 / ALBERT EKEH NS 2 384 / ERIC NNAEMEKA ONAH NS 302 / OMOJOLA SAMUEL OMONIYI NS 1265 / ZIRA SUNDAY NS 2387 / EMMANUEL OGBANJE O. NS 404 / MOHAMMED MUSA NAGOGO NS 1266 / LOIS JUMA NS 2392 / CHOHO BUBA NS 424 / SAMUEL TISSING NS 1267 / DAVID SHIKUN A NS 2393 / CHIMEZIE NDUMELE NS 446 / SAMUEL A. OPE NS 1276 / GARBA AUDU DIBAL NS 2394 / BUKAR USMAN NS 467 / GABRIEL A. YAMUSH NS 1280 / GARBA AUDU MAJOR NS 2400 / ORJI OFOHA FELIX NS 533 / MAIRIGA ALIYU BUHARI NS 1302 / ONOJA E. ONOJA NS 2401 / SIRAJO I. MOHAMMED NS 537 / DOMYIL TIMSUR TYEM NS 1525 / JIMMY ZINTIM CHETO NS 2407 / ONONOGBO EMMANUEL NS 575 / SANUSI MOHAMMED NS 1579 / GODWIN CHUKWU ORJI NS 2408 / JOSEPH NCHEDOCHUKWU UZOCHUKWU NS 616 / ABUBAKAR B. MUSA NS 1599 / UZOIGWE LEONARD CHUKWUDI NS 2442 / ONONOGBO EMMANUEL NS 637 / ESTHER USMAN WALABAI GADZAMA NS 1601 / MOHAMMED LAWAL SULE NS 2466 / EMMANUEL ARINZE NS 644 / TUKUR YUSUF BURATAI NS 1604 / IGNATUS I. UVAH NS 2470 / T. Y BURATAI NS 646 / JOHNSON NWACHUKWU KANU NS 1609 / JOSEPH AMAH NS 2478 / EUGENE ONUWA AKAENE NS 673 / SHEHU T. OWOLABI JIMOH NS 1624 / JOSEPH KWASHI WILCOX NS 2479 / EMMANUEL UZOMA AKWAR NS 676 / SALAMATU AWUYA NS 1625 / JAMES MAHA NS 2525 / RUKAYYA DURAMI WAKAYE NS 677 / ABDUL SARKI KEANA NS 1626 / JOSEPHAT EJEAGBASI MADUEZI NS 2529 / DAVID E. ATTAH NS 680 / HEZEKIAH ISHA YA DASHWET NS 1634 / EMMANUEL H. ABALAKA NS 2539 / STEPHEN A AKINBOLABU NS 681 / AB UMAR NS 1638 / LOUIS LEO EMELONE NS 2568 / EXPRESS BR EAD INDUSTRIES NIGERIA NS 699 / YAHAYA ADAMU NS 1641 / ARUGWU SIMON ODO LIMITED NS 706 / HOSEA A. AZI WAMBA NS 1642 / NDUKA NDUBUEZE NZEDINMA NS 2569 / R. B. MUSA NS 709 / VICTOR ALEJE ONAH NS 1645 / MICHAEL AKOWO AJANYA NS 2591 / BENARD ENETO OSHIOGWEMOH NS 718 / MAIKASUWA ALKALI II NS 1646 / JONATHAN ONYEKINERE NS 2596 / SAMUEL A OLAJIDE NS 742 / MOHAMMED ABUBAKAR NS 1658 / LEO OKOGWU NS 2621 / PETER OMOKHOGIE ALIU NS 764 / ABDULLAHI ALIYU VONO NS 1691 / SAMUEL B. LAR NS 2637 / JAMES ANTHONY PRESTON NS 765 / ADAMU GARBA NUHU NS 1697 / VICTOR ADITUEDUMARE ADEOYE NS 2638 / MOHAMMED BELLO MOMOH NS 766 / RACHEAL SUZAN JANFA NS 1707 / OLOFIN TITUS OLAWALE NS 2659 / THOMAS CHOLLOM NS 767 / HAUWA RENA NS 1711 / AGU OSTI ESON NS 2669 / IBRAH IM JALLOH NS 773 / YUSUFU ILIYA ERAMOS NS 1713 / MICHAEL AGADA NS 2681 / AMINA SIMON ANGBAZO NS 779 / FEHINTOLA OLAYINKA SHOLEYE NS 1714 / ABDULLAHI JIBRIN NS 2708 / FAMAMO INVESTMENT LTD NS 780 / JOSHUA C. DARIYE NS 1718 / REGINA COSMOS NS 2806 / ISAH RABIU AMINU NS 781 / STEE AND ASSOCIATES LTD NS 1774 / ISA MAFINDI NS 2809 / ODEKPE CCA NS 782 / MOSES UDEKWU IBENEGBU NS 1783 / AUGUSTINE OKOTIE NS 2810 / ODEKPE CC AKWUDILI NS 783 / DUPE EHINLAIYE NS 1790 / NUHU ADAMU NS 2811 / ODEKPE CHIEF CURTIS AKINUDILI NS 784 / AHMAD ADIO JIMOH NS 1792 / ORJI DINMA NS 2860 / ADAMU ALI CHAGWA NS 785 / MARTIN A. ABIM IKU NS 1794 / MATTHEW IGBENE NS 2868 / SULEIMAN OZAKI NS 791 / MEQUIP ENGINEERING SERVICES NS 1796 / OBUMNEME SAMUEL OKEKE NS 287 3 / DAVID I. ATSEVAH NS 792 / UZOMA D. ACHINANYA NS 1804 / SANI GARBA NS 2875 / AJAEGBU BARNABAS OKECHUKWU NS 793 / MALACHY NWAIWU NS 1808 / SAMUEL E. CHUKWU NS 2918 / BETHIA G. MIJE NS 796 / HALILU BALA USMAN NS 1811 / ALHASSAN MOHAMMED FAWU NS 2931 / JONAH GADO NS 797 / CHIVE IOR. KAAVE NS 1845 / STEPHEN OTHNIEL HIRSE NS 2935 / TUKURA A MANASSEH NS 798 / JOHNSON IDOWO OSINOWO NS 1892 / MUHAMMED BELLO SULAIMAN NS 2937 / TUKURA A MANASSEH NS 801 / BITRUS YOHANNA NDETEEN NS 1909 / BUKHARI BELLO NS 2946 / JOSEPH A KIGBU NS 802 / FRANKLIN OMONIYI AKINOLA NS 1910 / ELIZABETH AGBO ADEDE NS 2960 / OGBUEFE IGNATUS IKECHUKWU NS 8 07 / EKPENYOUG NSA EKPENYOUG NS 1911 / RABIU DANLAMI MUHAMMAD NS 2961 / SHETTIMA MOHAMMED N.E NS 808 / A. A TAFIDA NS 1938 / MOHAMMED DABAI SULEIMAN NS 2963 / EVANS CHUKWUEMEKA CHIDOMERE NS 811 / MOD ASSOCIATES NS 1940 / ISAAC IKECHUKWU ONWORDI NS 2984 / THE UNITED GOSPEL FAITH NS 813 / OKWUDILI NWANNE IKEJIANI NS 1941 / BULUS G.A GALADIMA TABERNACLE CHURCH OF NIG NS 814 / PETER SUNDAY EGURE NS 1946 / AJIBADE ISAAC OLUSESAN NS 2992 / ANTHONY O. OKORO NS 820 / EMMANUEL BABAYARO NS 1947 / MAMUDA MOHAMMED NS 2993 / ANTHONY OGBONA OKORO NS 824 / EMMANUEL SHODA NS 1953 / BALOGUN STANLEY BANATUNDE NS 3009 / IBRAHIM SALIU OTARU NS 826 / PHILIP DADA NS 1954 / ASABR GOFWAN GOLAR NS 3029 / CLEMENT OFIKWU ABUTU NS 828 / SARAHIM NIGERIA LIMITED NS 1955 / MUHAMMAD KABIR USMAN NS 3035 / FRIDAY OTUBU EGUAO JE NS 829 / SARAHIM NIGERIA LIMITED NS 1956 / ALI HASSAN NS 3057 / NNAMAKO GODWIN NS 832 / SARAHIM NIGERIA LIMITD NS 1958 / HADIZA ABDUL NS 3072 / EMMANUEL EBUGA IBI NS 835 / SARAHIM NIGERIA LIMITED NS 1972 / FREDRICK EGBUEDIKE OKWUDILI NS 4417 / AMOS B. AKAWU NS 836 / NYAGBA SOLOMON IORHOM NS 1980 / PHILIP DADA NS 4418 / RAIMI RAMONI BALOGUN NS 837 / AUDU IRANUMYANG DIYO NS 1988 / A POLLOS EMENIKE AMADI NS 4420 / FOLORUNSO ATANDA AJIKOBI NS 838 / JOSEPH DAHIP NS 2013 / LION BACK OF NIGERIA PLC NS 4424 / EMMANUEL GARBA OGBE NS 854 / RUTH PAM DAKWAK NS 2023 / TARIK ABUBAKAR MOHAMMED NS 4427 / NANA COMMERCIAL LIMITED NS 855 / PATRICK DIDAM AMBUT NS 2032 / MUHAMMADU BELLO NS 4428 / ONYEKA INNOCENT OKECHUKWU NS 856 / LORETTA AN IAGOLU NS 2173 / SIMON USMAN NS 4430 / AJIBOLA AFOLABI NS 861 / AGBOOLA RUKAYAT ADERIMOLA NS 2187 / SIDI BAGE NS 4433 / AYUBA Y. LASSA NS 866 / SILAS JARUMI DACHOR NS 2222 / BAKO YAKUBU GBEFWI NS 4468 / OBAIGBONA EMMANUEL CHUKS NS 867 / SARAHIM NIGERIA LIMITED NS 2243 / IKUEMONISAN ADEOYE ADETUNYI NS 4493 / IKPO UKPAI KAMA Page 1 KARU L.G.A. Update Your ROFO and get your COFO from NAGIS KARU L.G.A. Applicants ROFO Number and Name for Properties in KARU L.G.A. NS 4496 / GAZA AUTA NS 4832 / MUHAMMADU AMINU IBRAHIM NS 5233 / DELE AJE NS 4529 / ANETOR MAMODU ANDREW NS 4835 / SISTERS OF ST. LOUIS NIGERIA NS 5234 / JIBRIN BALA YAKUBU NS 4597 / MUSA O. ASHIKINI NS 4836 / BADAMASI MAINA NS 5242 / INDEX INTERNATIONAL LIMITED ABUJA NS 4605 / ABIODUN ADIGUN NS 4855 / RUKAYYATU YUSUF NS 5244 / ABUBAKAR UMAR A. NS 4606 / HIRKI B. JOSEPH NS 4882 / LOIS BAWA NS 5249 / NA'OMI YAKUBU NS 460 9 / LUKA BABA PANYA NS 4900 / K ASSANT LIMITED NS 5262 / LAWANDI ALI NS 4625 / ELIAS CHIKA EZEMA NS 4901 / AHMED AL HASSAN NS 5263 / ABDUL ABBA NS 4664 / CHIMACK E. CHIDEBELU NS 4902 / AHMED ALHASSAN NS 5268 / IBRAHIM ALI NS 4671 / HABBAKU KOTSO NS 4903 / TOYYIBAT IBIRONKE AL HASSAN NS 5388 / MUSTAPHA H. TAGUN NS 4677 / ROBERT ADEBOWALE TADE NS 4904 / IPWA PLC NS 540 7 / MADUGU B. GANA NS 4685 / HUSSAIN SABO NS 4905 / OLAJIDE MICAEL OJO NS 5443 / AISHATU IBRAHIM NS 4687 / BARBARA J. MOLOKWU NS 4906 / KESSANT LIMITED NS 5466 / CLETUS ONWU UWAILO NS 4692 / ALIYU ABDULLAHI NS 4909 / OKWUDIRI A. OKAFOR NS 5472 / EZEAKA HUMPRY ONUZULIKE NS 4694 / BELLO DANLAMI KANKIA NS 4911 / OLAWUNMI OLUSESAN ODUSANYA NS 5488 / NATHAN K. OKAFOR NS 4695 / OLOGULEKO BOLA AUGUSTINE NS 4912 / EKULO INTERNATIONAL LIMITED NS 5528 / ABUBAKAR ISA NS 4702 / KHADIJA NENE ALI NS 4913 / BELLO OROCHI AISHA NS 5537 / EDWORD IKWUOCHA ELECHI NS 4704 / IBRAHIM JAURO NS 4914 / NIGERIA ROPES PLC. NS 5538 / OLUTUKE O. DOKUNMU NS 4705 / MAMMAN NUHU NS 4915 / MOHAMMED OGAH ADRA NS 5539 / OMOLARA OLAJUMUKE COKER NS 4706 / BULKWANG S. GARBA NS 4916 / ROTIMI WILLIAMS ESHO NS 5541 / LINUS ATTAH NS 4708 / TARABA INVESTMENT AND PROPERTIES NS 4917 / AKINOLA IJIWOLE NS 5542 / SULE HARUNA LIMITED JALINGO NS 4918 / OLAYINKA SAMUEL OLUMIDE NS 5543 / HASSAN OMALE NS 4710 / LATEEFAT BAMIDELE OBA NS 4919 / HENRY OLUWATOYIN S. KAYODE NS 5545 / ALEX NWATAH NS 4711 / DEM SHISENGOHOL TSUMBA NS 4921 / JAMS E. EGBE NS 5548 / ABISADE AFOLABI NS 4712 / ZINDAM N. MAMPAK NS 4922 / FUNMI ROBERTS EBIWONJUMI NS 5564 / SALEH ANDREW IDAKWO NS 4713 / OWOH GODWIN UGOCHUKWU NS 4925 / ORUMWESE OSARETIN OSAREGUE NS 5573 / AKIBU J.
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