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Wanafunzi Waliochaguliwa Kujiunga Na Kidato Cha MKOA WA ARUSHA HALMASHAURI YA WILAYA YA NGORONGORO WANAFUNZI WALIOCHAGULIWA KUJIUNGA NA KIDATO CHA KWANZA 2019 A: SHULE ZA BWENI SHULE ZA UFAULU MZURI ZAIDI 1: WAVULANA NAMBA YA NA JINA LA MTAHINIWA SHULE ATOKAYO SHULE AENDAYO DARAJA MTAHINIWA 1 PS0107014-015 MELWARIEKI MASANGA SABORE MOKILAL ILBORU A 2 PS0107049-025 NDIKOLAI BUSHELEGI NDIKOLAI LOLIONDO GCCT MOSHI TECH A 3 PS0107013-052 SAISA KAILAS RISANDO MALAMBO TANGA TECH A 4 PS0107014-031 TAJIRI TIRATI MARITE MOKILAL BALANG'DALALU A SHULE ZA UFAULU MZURI ZAIDI ll: WASICHANA NAMBA YA NA JINA LA MTAHINIWA SHULE ATOKAYO SHULE AENDAYO DARAJA MTAHINIWA 1 PS0107014-049 NASYEKU OLENDOROSA NDIYENI MOKILAL MSALATO A 2 PS0107014-057 PASKALINA TIOPHILI DAWITE MOKILAL BALANG'DALALU A B: SHULE ZA SEKONDARI ZA KUTWA/HOSTEL 1.SHULE YA SEKONDARI DIGODIGO I:WAVULANA NAMBA YA NA JINA LA MTAHINIWA SHULE ATOKAYO SHULE AENDAYO DARAJA MTAHINIWA 1 PS0107014-012 LOONGISHU LENGOTI TIANDA MOKILAL DIGODIGO A 2 PS0107012-001 FRANK SANGAU ELIYA MAKAO MAPYA DIGODIGO A 3 PS0107049-027 PHILEMON LEONARD GIBENOI LOLIONDO GCCT DIGODIGO A 4 PS0107005-013 JEREMIA KESOI SARUNO ENDULEN DIGODIGO A 5 PS0107049-004 BRIAN EMMANUEL MREMA LOLIONDO GCCT DIGODIGO A 6 PS0107005-003 AMAN NAFTAL BONIFACE ENDULEN DIGODIGO A 7 PS0107005-014 KAIKA BIRIKAA KERETO ENDULEN DIGODIGO A 8 PS0107005-026 LOWASA SAKARA BIRIKAA ENDULEN DIGODIGO B 9 PS0107055-016 NDINA KOYAKI MOLLEL OLCHANIMELOK DIGODIGO B 10 PS0107056-005 WILLIAM YOHANA KURITO NASERIAN DIGODIGO B 11 PS0107013-042 NJEKUTI SAMSON SAIPI MALAMBO DIGODIGO B 12 PS0107040-015 SAMWEL OLTURURU LEMAMBA MISIGIYO DIGODIGO B 13 PS0107024-004 FRANCIS BISHANIA BABIDA SALE DIGODIGO B 14 PS0107049-034 TUMATE TONGEY MBOTONY LOLIONDO GCCT DIGODIGO B 15 PS0107014-013 MAYEK MKAINE KOISING'ET MOKILAL DIGODIGO B 16 PS0107013-028 LONING'O SADIRA THOMAS MALAMBO DIGODIGO B 17 PS0107040-010 METUI SIMANGA NGOIDIKO MISIGIYO DIGODIGO B 18 PS0107013-036 NDARI RORIAN OLUIGATIE MALAMBO DIGODIGO B Page 1 of 17 19 PS0107031-024 NDOROSI ISAYA LEMOMO OSINONI DIGODIGO B 20 PS0107066-001 ABDULRAHIM MAULID PEMBA BRIGHT DIGODIGO B 21 PS0107051-001 HINDU JAMES MELIYA MASUSU DIGODIGO B NAMBA YA NA JINA LA MTAHINIWA SHULE ATOKAYO SHULE AENDAYO DARAJA MTAHINIWA 22 PS0107006-001 DANIEL TIMAN LONG'OI ENGUSEROSAMBU DIGODIGO B 23 PS0107010-001 IDDI ISSACK NGILELO KISANGIRO DIGODIGO B 24 PS0107001-010 SAILEPU OLTING'IDAI SUMULEK ALAILELAI DIGODIGO B 25 PS0107038-025 SENG'ERIAN NAKANDI MUTUKAA MONIC DIGODIGO B 26 PS0107013-051 RIZIKI DANIEL GIMANYA MALAMBO DIGODIGO B 27 PS0107038-023 REJINALD CIRILI CLEMENT MONIC DIGODIGO B 28 PS0107010-006 RIPHIN ONESMO NANGUMALA KISANGIRO DIGODIGO B 29 PS0107041-006 KIDIRI MAALA OLTEYETU SENDUI DIGODIGO B 30 PS0107002-005 JOELI SEREKA NGURUMWA ARASH DIGODIGO B 31 PS0107055-021 NGOBEI ALAIGANYA LAIZER OLCHANIMELOK DIGODIGO B 32 PS0107057-015 WILSON KAHINGORI BARAMALA TINAGA DIGODIGO B 33 PS0107010-003 JULIAS ZAKARIA SHEUNEI KISANGIRO DIGODIGO B 34 PS0107040-009 MBEKURE NGUMOI MORINGE MISIGIYO DIGODIGO B 35 PS0107023-001 DICKSON EDWARD PANGA SAKALA DIGODIGO B 36 PS0107032-009 GOODLUCK ARUSHA HAYRATSIM WASSO DIGODIGO B 37 PS0107004-014 STANLEY TANGANYIKA WEBBO DIGODIGO DIGODIGO B 38 PS0107055-012 LIARIN SARUNI MOLLEL OLCHANIMELOK DIGODIGO B 39 PS0107062-015 NGOITIMU PARNANDE SENETI LEMISHIRI DIGODIGO B 40 PS0107003-030 SENDUI KOMIANDO SUMBATI BULATI DIGODIGO B ll. WASICHANA NAMBA YA NA JINA LA MTAHINIWA SHULE ATOKAYO SHULE AENDAYO DARAJA MTAHINIWA 1 PS0107056-022 NASERIAN ABRAHAM NDARY NASERIAN DIGODIGO A 2 PS0107014-050 NATUMI SUNG'ARE ALASHERI MOKILAL DIGODIGO A 3 PS0107014-033 ELIZABETH BARARE OLTIMBAU MOKILAL DIGODIGO A 4 PS0107012-005 VICTORIA COSTANTINE MKUSU MAKAO MAPYA DIGODIGO A 5 PS0107038-061 UPENDO BENARD BARADARI MONIC DIGODIGO A 6 PS0107056-015 LEILA ELIAS NGORISA NASERIAN DIGODIGO B 7 PS0107051-009 ANIFA PAULO SELLY MASUSU DIGODIGO B 8 PS0107013-094 ZAWADI KAPHINI MATHAYO MALAMBO DIGODIGO B 9 PS0107063-034 SHALOM AMAN ANTON MAMA SARA DIGODIGO B 10 PS0107013-074 NAMAYANA JOEL MOYASO MALAMBO DIGODIGO B 11 PS0107066-026 VERONICA ROBERT MSUYA BRIGHT DIGODIGO B 12 PS0107004-021 EUTROPIA RAPHAEL NAIBUGO DIGODIGO DIGODIGO B 13 PS0107060-023 NENDIEN LETUYA MBOTOON ORKIU DIGODIGO B 14 PS0107055-039 MIDING'IE MOSON MOLLEL OLCHANIMELOK DIGODIGO B 15 PS0107048-043 ANNA LERUG PARKOREY OLOIROBI DIGODIGO B Page 2 of 17 16 PS0107048-068 RAHELI DANIEL RUNGUNA OLOIROBI DIGODIGO B 17 PS0107048-074 SITEYA PARKOREI SASAIKA OLOIROBI DIGODIGO B 18 PS0107013-088 SARA SAIGURAN IBRAHIMU MALAMBO DIGODIGO B 19 PS0107014-035 KOLILA MKARE KAIKA MOKILAL DIGODIGO B 20 PS0107024-018 FEDA BARIKI NJIWANE SALE DIGODIGO B NAMBA YA NA JINA LA MTAHINIWA SHULE ATOKAYO SHULE AENDAYO DARAJA MTAHINIWA 21 PS0107004-037 MBAY EMILY GIMIREY DIGODIGO DIGODIGO B 22 PS0107066-017 ELIZABETH RISE OLEOYE BRIGHT DIGODIGO B 23 PS0107005-068 GRACE FIDELIS GITA ENDULEN DIGODIGO B 24 PS0107016-056 SOPHIA JOHN LEPILAL NAIYOBI DIGODIGO B 25 PS0107004-049 ZAKIA IDD UMWAJA DIGODIGO DIGODIGO B 26 PS0107004-022 FATUMA BARIKIEL GALELWA DIGODIGO DIGODIGO B 27 PS0107004-030 IREN ROBERT NANGULALE DIGODIGO DIGODIGO B 28 PS0107010-018 LUCY EDWARD LULEI KISANGIRO DIGODIGO B 29 PS0107010-014 ELISHAMA ISAYA NAIDO KISANGIRO DIGODIGO B 30 PS0107038-031 AISHA ATHUMANI MCHOME MONIC DIGODIGO B 31 PS0107061-019 JOVINA STANSILAUS GINDURY MAGERI DIGODIGO B 32 PS0107048-046 LEA OLOODO KIBERENGE OLOIROBI DIGODIGO B 33 PS0107036-020 UDAHAWEGA GIYONGI GIDAWAS OLPIRO DIGODIGO B 34 PS0107017-062 HALIMA BASHIRI NDIRINGE OLBALBAL DIGODIGO B 35 PS0107037-013 AGNES EMANUEL BARASAYEDI MGONGO DIGODIGO B 36 PS0107004-017 DELA LEONARD NDIMESHA DIGODIGO DIGODIGO B 37 PS0107020-056 SABA PHILIPO BEBE JEMA DIGODIGO B 38 PS0107001-016 NANJICHO KAIKA NGONINA ALAILELAI DIGODIGO B 39 PS0107018-030 KANI HASARA SHASHUI OLDONYOSAMBU DIGODIGO B 40 PS0107013-092 SINANDEI SIMON KILUSU MALAMBO DIGODIGO B 2.SHULE YA SEKONDARI EMBARWAY I:WAVULANA NAMBA YA NA JINA LA MTAHINIWA SHULE ATOKAYO SHULE AENDAYO DARAJA MTAHINIWA 1 PS0107049-010 EMMANUEL SILOMA SEMBERE LOLIONDO GCCT EMBARWAY A 2 PS0107014-017 MEPUKORI LERUBI OLEMBUKOTI MOKILAL EMBARWAY A 3 PS0107014-024 NJIPAI AUGOSTINO SYAPA MOKILAL EMBARWAY A 4 PS0107013-030 LOSERIAN DANIEL OLOIJE MALAMBO EMBARWAY A 5 PS0107066-012 SAKINOI SUMULEK SULULU BRIGHT EMBARWAY A 6 PS0107005-030 MARTIN GAUDENCE TEMU ENDULEN EMBARWAY B 7 PS0107018-012 JULIAS STEPHEN NDURA OLDONYOSAMBU EMBARWAY B 8 PS0107048-017 LUKA LUPEMBE TIKISE OLOIROBI EMBARWAY B 9 PS0107058-004 DENIS DANIEL TURERE LUMO EMBARWAY B 10 PS0107017-042 SAILEPU NJIPAI SUPUK OLBALBAL EMBARWAY B 11 PS0107060-009 SAITANAY SAKI SASI ORKIU EMBARWAY B Page 3 of 17 12 PS0107038-024 SAMWELI DANIEL LEMAYANI MONIC EMBARWAY B 13 PS0107005-024 LONGUTUTI LEKITONY MAYANGA ENDULEN EMBARWAY B 14 PS0107049-028 RANIEL DANIEL MGWESA LOLIONDO GCCT EMBARWAY B 15 PS0107051-003 LESALOI KORONYO SUKARI MASUSU EMBARWAY B 16 PS0107048-003 CHOCHOLA NG'ASHE KAMBUS OLOIROBI EMBARWAY B 17 PS0107055-020 NGAYA LEBOO LAIZER OLCHANIMELOK EMBARWAY B 18 PS0107060-010 SAITOTI MKUMBERI ORKISELAY ORKIU EMBARWAY B NAMBA YA NA JINA LA MTAHINIWA SHULE ATOKAYO SHULE AENDAYO DARAJA MTAHINIWA 19 PS0107010-007 SAMWEL ZAKARIA KADOYA KISANGIRO EMBARWAY B 20 PS0107055-007 KOMIANDO PULUNG' MOLLEL OLCHANIMELOK EMBARWAY B 21 PS0107013-037 NDIMAMA YAILE ELIAS MALAMBO EMBARWAY B 22 PS0107048-006 FRANCIS MENG'ORU TELELE OLOIROBI EMBARWAY B 23 PS0107024-003 FANIES MAINA NJILINGWA SALE EMBARWAY B 24 PS0107008-007 DAUDI NDINANA KAPAIWA IRKEEPUSI EMBARWAY B 25 PS0107005-043 RODGERS ARBOGASTIUS ARCADIUS ENDULEN EMBARWAY B II:WASICHANA NAMBA YA NA JINA LA MTAHINIWA SHULE ATOKAYO SHULE AENDAYO DARAJA MTAHINIWA 1 PS0107056-009 DIANA SARUNDAY LABBY NASERIAN EMBARWAY A 2 PS0107049-057 MARY ISSAYA SUNDULI LOLIONDO GCCT EMBARWAY A 3 PS0107014-060 SEIN SANING'O SYAPA MOKILAL EMBARWAY A 4 PS0107049-039 ASHA RASHID BARAMASA LOLIONDO GCCT EMBARWAY B 5 PS0107013-091 SEYANOY PARMWATI KILUSU MALAMBO EMBARWAY B 6 PS0107033-008 PENINA JONGO JACKSON YASIMDITO EMBARWAY B 7 PS0107024-027 JEA SAULI MERENDIA SALE EMBARWAY B 8 PS0107013-085 PAULINA REIYA MUSHELE MALAMBO EMBARWAY B 9 PS0107016-040 MAGDALENA JOHN LEPILAL NAIYOBI EMBARWAY B 10 PS0107048-070 REBEKA LENGOKELI NGOBEI OLOIROBI EMBARWAY B 11 PS0107016-039 MADAWA SARINGE OLOISULIE NAIYOBI EMBARWAY B 12 PS0107032-035 LOICE JOSEPH UMBU WASSO EMBARWAY B 13 PS0107040-024 MAGDALENA LORMUNYEI DOROP MISIGIYO EMBARWAY B 14 PS0107062-040 TIMANOI DANIEL NDUNDAY LEMISHIRI EMBARWAY B 15 PS0107040-019 KENETHO SIANG'AU NENGARISI MISIGIYO EMBARWAY B 3. SHULE YA SEKONDARI LAKE NATRON I:WAVULANA NAMBA YA NA JINA LA MTAHINIWA SHULE ATOKAYO SHULE AENDAYO DARAJA MTAHINIWA 1 PS0107049-016 JONAS ELIAS KALUMBWA LOLIONDO GCCT LAKE NATRON A 2 PS0107018-015 WANICK MARTINE REGEA OLDONYOSAMBU LAKE NATRON A Page 4 of 17 3 PS0107020-024 LIVE KASHAMWA GURABU JEMA LAKE NATRON A 4 PS0107015-001 ABUBAKAR YUSUF MOHAMAD NAINOKANOKA LAKE NATRON A 5 PS0107038-002 DANKAN LENARD NGILEYA MONIC LAKE NATRON A 6 PS0107014-011 LOITEEYO LOONGISHU NGARUSAY MOKILAL LAKE NATRON B 7 PS0107038-003 DOMELLI YOHANA SUNDULI MONIC LAKE NATRON B 8 PS0107033-001 EMANUEL SANDE SIBANI YASIMDITO LAKE NATRON B 9 PS0107048-022 MESHAK SAIMON SINDIO OLOIROBI LAKE NATRON B 10 PS0107024-012 NDIKE MADANGA SADOYA SALE LAKE NATRON B 11 PS0107005-005 CHEUSI BIRIKAA KERETO ENDULEN LAKE NATRON B 12 PS0107005-016 LAISULA BIRIKAA KERETO ENDULEN LAKE NATRON B NAMBA YA NA JINA LA MTAHINIWA SHULE ATOKAYO SHULE AENDAYO DARAJA MTAHINIWA 13 PS0107015-013 KISYOKI KAMILI SOINE NAINOKANOKA LAKE NATRON B 14 PS0107024-005 JALIWA JOEL GIDAI SALE LAKE NATRON B 15 PS0107053-021 OLTIMBAU JOSEPH OLOODO NAAN LAKE NATRON B 16 PS0107040-016 STONICK OLOLEPO KAZI MISIGIYO LAKE NATRON B 17 PS0107013-020 LAINI KABANGA DAMBO MALAMBO LAKE NATRON B 18 PS0107049-001 ALEX SIMON LAZARO LOLIONDO GCCT LAKE NATRON B 19 PS0107049-019 KASHALI BENEDICT SAREBO LOLIONDO GCCT LAKE NATRON B 20 PS0107038-018 NGOE NDIKERE KERERU MONIC LAKE NATRON B 21 PS0107006-006 MENG'ORU SHADRACK PARMIRIA ENGUSEROSAMBU LAKE NATRON B 22 PS0107057-014 VALENTIN SAMSON LONGISA TINAGA LAKE NATRON B 23 PS0107013-008 DAUDI PHILIPO METUY MALAMBO LAKE NATRON B 24 PS0107038-013 MALKIAD MICHAEL UMBO MONIC LAKE NATRON B 25 PS0107013-040 NG'AADI IKAYO LEKIDAS MALAMBO LAKE NATRON B ll.
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