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Centre De Yaoundé AO/CBGI REPUBLIQUE DU CAMEROUN REPUBLIC OF CAMEROON Paix –Travail – Patrie Peace – Work – Fatherland -------------- --------------- MINISTERE DE LA FONCTION PUBLIQUE MINISTRY OF THE PUBLIC SERVICE ET DE LA REFORME ADMINISTRATIVE AND ADMINISTRATIVE REFORM --------------- --------------- SECRETARIAT GENERAL SECRETARIAT GENERAL --------------- --------------- DIRECTION DU DEVELOPPEMENT DEPARTMENT OF STATE HUMAN DES RESSOURCES HUMAINES DE L’ETAT RESSOURCES DEVELOPMENT --------------- --------------- SOUS-DIRECTION DES CONCOURS SUB DEPARTMENT OF EXAMINATIONS ------------------ -------------------- CONCOURS DIRECT POUR LE RECRUTEMENT DE 100 CONTRÔLEURS-ADJOINTS DES RÉGIES FINANCIÈRES (TRÉSOR) SESSION 2020 CENTRE DE YAOUNDÉ LISTE DES CANDIDATS AUTORISÉS À SUBIR LES ÉPREUVES ÉCRITES DU 05 SEPTEMBRE 2020 CANDIDATS ANGLOPHONES/ANGLOPHONE CANDIDATES RÉGION DÉPARTEMENT NO MATRICULE NOMS ET PRÉNOMS DATE ET LIEU DE NAISSANCE SEXE LANGUE D’ORIGINE D’ORIGINE 6871. CATR18208 ABAMA ABAMA JEAN JOEL 15/10/2001 A YAOUNDE M CE MBAM ET INOUBOU A 6872. CATR17043 ABANE DORIS AKOH 06/06/2000 A BAMUNKA F SW MANYU A 6873. CATR15886 ABBO MAMA ORNELLA AUDE 22/07/1999 A YAOUNDE F AD VINA A 6874. CATR04130 ABDOULLAH OUSMANOU ISMAILA 17/07/1993 A YAOUNDE M AD DJEREM A 6875. CATR11935 ABDOURAHMANE YAOUBA 28/04/1997 A MOKOLO M EN MAYO TSANAGA A MINFOPRA/SG/DDRHE/SDC|Liste générale des candidats Contrôleurs-Adjoints des Régies Financières (Trésor), session 2020_Yaoundé Page 190 6876. CATR14165 ABENA BOULA PHILOMENE ESTHER 20/06/1998 A DOUALA F CE LEKIE A 6877. CATR16644 ABESSOLO HUGUETTE RAÏSSA 28/01/2000 A YAOUNDE F SU DJA ET LOBO A 6878. CATR11194 ABIA ALAIN AGWAYIER 24/12/1996 A EKONA FAKO M NW MOMO A 6879. CATR00296 ABIMNUI NGECHE ESTHER 29/03/1991 A BAMBILI F NW MEZAM A 6880. CATR16826 ABOKO OBASE RODRIGUEZ USIM 29/03/2000 A EKONDOTITI M SW NDIAN A 6881. CATR12248 ABONGWA AISHA MAMBI 19/06/1997 A MBOUDA F NW MEZAM A 6882. CATR16930 ABOUBAKAR DJIBRILLA VAMOULKE BABA 29/04/2000 A YAOUNDE M EN MAYO DANAY A 6883. CATR04833 ABUBAKAR YAKUBU 13/12/1993 A MISAJE M NW DONGA MANTUNG A 6884. CATR11827 ABUNGWI DEBORA MALUNGI 08/04/1997 A FONTEM F SW LEBIALEM A 6885. CATR11111 ABWE HYCINTH 02/12/1996 A NGUTI KIM M SW KUPE MANENGUBA A 6886. CATR05821 ACHA CLEREVET TIFUH 28/05/1994 A BATIBO F NW MOMO A 6887. CATR11781 ACHA NELLY INGWARI 01/04/1997 A BUEA F NW MOMO A 6888. CATR03494 ACHE BRENDA ASHIMI 26/03/1993 A BENAKUMA-ESSIMBI F NW MENCHUM A 6889. CATR10581 ACHIAKA SALI 26/08/1996 A MANDJOLA M NO BENOUE A 6890. CATR18319 ACHU FUH PRINCE SCOTTCHE 09/01/2002 A MANKON-BAMENDA M NW MEZAM A 6891. CATR18507 ACHU TINA ACHA 06/06/2002 A BAMENDA F NW MEZAM A 6892. CATR04700 ACHUO DESMOND TENG 12/11/1993 A BAMENDA M NW MENCHUM A 6893. CATR18257 ACHUO PROPER KUM 21/11/2001 A WUM M NW MENCHUM A 6894. CATR03546 ACHUO YVONNE MBONG 04/04/1993 A EGHEM-WUM F NW MENCHUM A 6895. CATR08512 ADAMOU II ABDOULAYE 05/10/1995 A NDITAM M CE MBAM ET KIM A 6896. CATR03440 ADIH ASHWEMBOM VAROLINE 15/03/1993 A BIG-BABANKI F NW MEZAM A 6897. CATR17080 ADJENG MEVAH COLETTE BARRANO 15/06/2000 A LIMBE FOKO F SW FAKO A 6898. CATR03818 ADJIE SYLVIA MAKA 21/05/1993 A TIBATI F NW MEZAM A 6899. CATR07621 ADZA ALLY 24/04/1995 A BAFIA F CE MBAM ET INOUBOU A 6900. CATR17352 AFONG VIRGINIE YENCHEWS 12/09/2000 A MUTENGUENE F NW BUI A 6901. CATR02168 AFOR PALVIN JENNY ENOW 09/07/1992 A NGUT F SW KUPE MANENGUBA A 6902. CATR01103 AFORLA OLGA VIWIYFENYUY 02/12/1991 A BAMENDA F NW BUI A 6903. CATR13613 AGBOR BRANDON TABOT 27/02/1998 A YAOUNDE M SW MANYU A 6904. CATR15706 AGBOR CHRISTOPHER EBAI 06/06/1999 A ETUKU M SW MANYU A 6905. CATR18096 AGBOR CLINTON TABOT 05/08/2001 A BESONGABANG M SW MANYU A 6906. CATR00341 AGBOR PATRICIA OJONG 11/04/1991 A BOTA F SW MANYU A 6907. CATR08023 AGBORTARH THOMAS AGBORNKWAP 04/07/1995 A FOTABE M SW MANYU A 6908. CATR07640 AGHAMBA MIRANDA EDUNGNONG 27/04/1995 A TINECHUNG-NGIE F NW MOMO A 6909. CATR03073 AGOUA RAYMONDE GARCIA 07/01/1993 A YAOUNDE F CE LEKIE A 6910. CATW01104 AGURE-ASONG MATHILDA TERSUOL 02/12/1991 A AKWAYA TOWN F SW MANYU A 6911. CATR07377 AGWETANG NDAM CLINTON 13/03/1995 A MBENGWI M NW MOMO A 6912. CATR15695 AHONE MBONGALLE 04/06/1999 A MBONGE F SW KUPE MANENGUBA A MINFOPRA/SG/DDRHE/SDC|Liste générale des candidats Contrôleurs-Adjoints des Régies Financières (Trésor), session 2020_Yaoundé Page 191 6913. CATR06953 AÏCHA SOULEYMANOU 05/01/1995 A NGAOUNDERE F AD VINA A 6914. CATR05009 AÏSSA FATIME 08/01/1994 A KOUSSERI F EN LOGONE ET CHARI A 6915. CATR02627 AJE LYNETTE EYOH 11/10/1992 A TAMBANG-AMBELLE F NW MOMO A 6916. CATY02190 AKAME GAELLE 15/07/1992 A SANGMELIMA F SU DJA ET LOBO A 6917. CATR05049 AKAT EBOT BRIGHT 12/01/1994 A AFAB M NW MANYU A 6918. CATR05986 AKEH CLAUDETTE BIBI 30/06/1994 A BIDOU III F NW MOMO A 6919. CATR00942 AKO ELIZABETH EJAH 10/10/1991 A MUTENGUENE F NW MOMO A 6920. CATR02114 AKO SMITH ENOWNDIP 26/06/1992 A MALE M NW MEZAM A 6921. CATR17994 AKOA NGONDO ABIGAÏL DIVINE 03/06/2001 A MFOU F SU OCEAN A 6922. CATR04202 AKUME COMFORT ABANGE 31/07/1993 A YAOUNDE F SW KUPE MANENGUBA A 6923. CATR04385 AKWANGASSEH PROMISE ALLONGIFOR 05/09/1993 A AWING F NW MEZAM A 6924. CATR09909 AKWO EMMANUEL NGONG 11/05/1996 A WEH M NW MENCHUM A 6925. CATR02388 ALI ASABE EYEBE 22/08/1992 A MAMFE F AD MBERE A 6926. CATR07986 ALI OUMAROU 28/06/1995 A BAFIA M AD FARO ET DEO A 6927. CATR08682 ALIMA ADAMU IRENE 02/11/1995 A BUEA F NW DONGA MANTUNG A 6928. CATR14351 ALIMA JESSICA SUZELE 30/07/1998 A YAOUNDE F CE LEKIE A 6929. CATR10204 ALLONGIFOR LILY AKWANG'ASE 22/06/1996 A MBENGWI F NW MEZAM A 6930. CATR06940 ALOBWEDE GLORY EMADE 03/01/1995 A TOMBEL F SW KUPE MANENGUBA A 6931. CATR09546 ALOBWEDE NOELA AHONE 13/03/1996 A NYANDONG F SW KUPE MANENGUBA A 6932. CATR09376 ALOMBAH TERENCE TAAMAH 13/02/1996 A AWING M NW MEZAM A 6933. CATR12883 AMABELL WEHKESEYEH 18/10/1997 A BABESSI F NW NGOKENTUNJIA A 6934. CATR01604 AMAH BORIS NDOUMBE 12/03/1992 A YAOUNDE M SW KUPE MANENGUBA A 6935. CATR03817 AMBAG BIKOGA WINNIE ALPHONSINE 21/05/1993 A DOUALA F LT SANAGA MARITIME A 6936. CATR05706 AMBIFU NADIA SAKWE 08/05/1994 A EKONDOTITI F SW NDIAN A 6937. CATR09499 ANDJONGO OLOMO MARTIN 09/03/1996 A DOUALA M CE MEFOU ET AFAMBA A 6938. CATR14977 ANENG AMANDINE ABECK 22/12/1998 A GUZANG F NW MOMO A 6939. CATR14779 ANGAWAH KATHLEEN EKUTINGWANG 30/10/1998 A MANKON-BAMENDA F NW MOMO A 6940. CATR00416 ANGONO GRANDVILLE TAH 06/05/1991 A ACHA-TUGI M NW MOMO A 6941. CATR09631 ANGWUH FRANCIS AKUCHU 26/03/1996 A KEDJOM KETINGUH M NW MEZAM A 6942. CATR12786 ANJOAMBUM CLIFF ATUABEI 30/09/1997 A WUM M NW MOMO A 6943. CATR15347 ANOKE FONDERSON SIVAN NDIKE 04/03/1999 A BARE M SW FAKO A 6944. CATR06569 ANUABUWO SOLANGE 23/10/1994 A MEZAM F NW MEZAM A 6945. CATR03937 ANUTENKWE NOELLA 11/06/1993 A YAOUNDE F NW MEZAM A 6946. CATR05704 ANYE ANDONG KARLYN 08/05/1994 A EKOMBE MEME-DIVISION F NW MOMO A 6947. CATY15304 API DUCCAS ACHECK 20/02/1999 A BATIBO F NW MOMO A 6948. CATM09775 ARAFAT HIRIRI 21/04/1996 A MAROUA M EN DIAMARE A 6949. CATR09961 ARREY ENOW KELVIN 16/05/1996 A KUMBA M SW MANYU A MINFOPRA/SG/DDRHE/SDC|Liste générale des candidats Contrôleurs-Adjoints des Régies Financières (Trésor), session 2020_Yaoundé Page 192 6950. CATR16976 ASAAH RAISSA NAMAM 14/05/2000 A BAMENDA F SW LEBIALEM A 6951. CATR09246 ASHANO VALERIE 24/01/1996 A BAMBILI M NW MEZAM A 6952. CATR17735 ASHU ESTHER NJUI NJANG 18/01/2001 A THREE CORNERS-TOMBEL F SW KUPE MANENGUBA A 6953. CATR18447 ASSAH MILDREO ENDAH 11/04/2002 A WUM F NW MOMO A 6954. CATR12871 ASSONGMOH MATHIAS AJONG 14/10/1997 A NJENAWUNG M SW LEBIALEM A 6955. CATR12437 ASSOUROUMBAYE OKA FANTA IVANA 24/07/1997 A EDEA F ES BOUMBA ET NGOKO A 6956. CATR11334 ATABONG NOELLA NZOBELLA 07/01/1997 A FONTEM F SW LEBIALEM A 6957. CATY07283 ATACHWI ADWIN 27/02/1995 A BAMBILI-MEZAM M NW MEZAM A 6958. CATR04231 ATALI SAMUEL ICHABU 08/08/1993 A ACHA TUGI M NW MOMO A 6959. CATR10999 ATANGANA ABE MEBENGA AUGUSTINE LAURA 09/11/1996 A YAOUNDE F CE LEKIE A 6960. CATR15060 ATEBA MICHEL GIOVANNI 03/01/1999 A DOUALA M SU OCEAN A 6961. CATR11476 ATEGHA ELVIS KELLY 01/02/1997 A WUM M NW MEZAM A 6962. CATR05731 ATEGHA PELTULA NNZUUH 13/05/1994 A WUW F NW MENCHUM A 6963. CATR16724 ATEHNKENG LAWRA MBANGOKO 23/02/2000 A SANTA F NW MEZAM A 6964. CATR17692 ATEMBEAFAC ASONGNA DIDI VANELLE 06/01/2001 A NWAGONG F SW LEBIALEM A 6965. CATR13978 ATEMKENG CLAUDIA AJUBESSE 19/05/1998 A BAFIA F SW LEBIALEM A 6966. CATR13630 AVA ABENG MARIE SIDOINE 02/03/1998 A YAOUNDE F SU MVILA A 6967. CATR15534 AVOUZOA MANGA BRIGITTE MURIELLE GWLADYS 22/04/1999 A YAOUNDE F CE MFOUNDI A 6968. CATR09762 AWA CHEPELAH FRANKA 19/04/1996 A YAOUNDE F NW MEZAM A 6969. CATR08574 AWAH COMFORT NDIKUM 13/10/1995 A ALATENING SANTA F NW MEZAM A 6970.
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