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Police Service Commission Ekiti State Shortlisted Candidates for Physical and Document Screening S/N Psc No POLICE SERVICE COMMISSION EKITI STATE SHORTLISTED CANDIDATES FOR PHYSICAL AND DOCUMENT SCREENING S/N PSC NO. UNIQUE ID LGA VILLAGE SEX SURNAME FIRST NAME OTHER NAMES DATE 1 EKS/2019PC/1D00001A esbfka8 Ado Ekiti IKERE EKITI M ABORIDELE OLUWATOSIN AYOMIDE 1st July, 2019 2 EKS/2019PC/1D00002B hokrp0s Ado Ekiti ADO EKITI M ADAMOLEKUN SUNDAY PAUL 1st July, 2019 3 EKS/2019PC/1D00003C ehzy3oc Ado Ekiti Ado F ade kunle 1st July, 2019 4 EKS/2019PC/1D00004A iq07de3 Ado Ekiti Ado F Adebayo Oluwaseun Precious 1st July, 2019 5 EKS/2019PC/1D00005B e00yhv9 Ado Ekiti ADO F ADEBAYO ADEBIMPE TOYIN 1st July, 2019 6 EKS/2019PC/1D00006C gapeecp Ado Ekiti ado M ADEBAYO ADEMOLA SAMUEL 1st July, 2019 7 EKS/2019PC/1D00007A h7h896z Ado Ekiti ADO M ADEBAYO MICHAEL OLUWAFEMI 1st July, 2019 8 EKS/2019PC/1D00008B bz69bpd Ado Ekiti Ado Ekiti M ADEBAYO OLADIMEJI JOSEPH 1st July, 2019 9 EKS/2019PC/1D00009C exov4qv Ado Ekiti Ado Ekiti F ADEBAYO TEMITOPE GRACE 1st July, 2019 10 EKS/2019PC/1D00010A e3ikb5a Ado Ekiti Ado Ekiti M ADEBAYO OPEYEMI EBENEZER 1st July, 2019 11 EKS/2019PC/1D00011B f5dpoqz Ado Ekiti Ado M Adebisi Micheal Akinola 1st July, 2019 12 EKS/2019PC/1D00012C ehy4v3v Ado Ekiti ADO M ADEBISI TAIWO BABATUNDE 1st July, 2019 13 EKS/2019PC/1D00013A ivj0l12 Ado Ekiti Ojumoshe F ADEBOWALE TAWAKALITU MOBOLUWADURO 1st July, 2019 14 EKS/2019PC/1D00014B eak6dav Ado Ekiti ADO EKITI M ADEDAYO BAMIDELE AYOMIDE 1st July, 2019 15 EKS/2019PC/1D00015C g3icv67 Ado Ekiti ADO EKITI M ADEDIJI ISIAKA ADEGBOYEGA 1st July, 2019 16 EKS/2019PC/1D00016A exosmj1 Ado Ekiti ADO EKITI M ADEDIPE RILWAN KAYODE 1st July, 2019 17 EKS/2019PC/1D00017B gri7nnx Ado Ekiti Ado M Adegbilero Oluwatosin Idowu 1st July, 2019 18 EKS/2019PC/1D00018C fufbv48 Ado Ekiti Ado F Adeiya Bisola Zainab 1st July, 2019 19 EKS/2019PC/1D00019A bregcay Ado Ekiti OKESA F Adekunle Adeola Ibukun 1st July, 2019 20 EKS/2019PC/1D00020B hovik1i Ado Ekiti ADO M ADELEYE OLUWASEUN ADEMOLA 1st July, 2019 21 EKS/2019PC/1D00021C dqe22g2 Ado Ekiti ADO F ADELUSI BUSAYO TOLULOPE 1st July, 2019 22 EKS/2019PC/1D00022A dkid30g Ado Ekiti Ado Ekiti M Adelusi Adebisi Charles 1st July, 2019 23 EKS/2019PC/1D00023B cj2q2lq Ado Ekiti ADO EKITI M ADEOLA AYOMIDE IYANUOLUWA 1st July, 2019 24 EKS/2019PC/1D00024C gecggtr Ado Ekiti ADO EKITI M ADEOSUN BUSUYI FEMI 1st July, 2019 25 EKS/2019PC/1D00025A bhpgj86 Ado Ekiti Ado M Adeoye Aanuoluwapo Emmanuel 1st July, 2019 26 EKS/2019PC/1D00026B f7onu2s Ado Ekiti ADO EKITI M ADEPOJU AYOMIDE DANIEL 1st July, 2019 27 EKS/2019PC/1D00027C ir6qkcv Ado Ekiti IDOLOFIN M ADEREMI PETER TEMIDAYO 1st July, 2019 28 EKS/2019PC/1D00028A bkpb2h1 Ado Ekiti ADO EKITI M ADEREMI OLUWAFEMI 1st July, 2019 29 EKS/2019PC/1D00029B g0bt4rv Ado Ekiti ADO EKITI F ADESEEWO ADEDAMOLA ONAARA 1st July, 2019 30 EKS/2019PC/1D00030C dtvyfwd Ado Ekiti ADO F ADESINA OLUWASEUN CHRISTIANAH 1st July, 2019 31 EKS/2019PC/1D00031A cmcapx8 Ado Ekiti Ado F ADEYEMI OLUWAFUNKE BUNMI 1st July, 2019 32 EKS/2019PC/1D00032B iav32n2 Ado Ekiti IDOLOFIN M ADEYEMO MICHAEL ANUOLUWAPOSI 1st July, 2019 33 EKS/2019PC/1D00033C g3ogoms Ado Ekiti ADO F ADEYEYE AGNES ADENIKE 1st July, 2019 34 EKS/2019PC/1D00034A g2mkv7k Ado Ekiti ADO EKITI M ADEYEYE ELIJAH DAMILARE 1st July, 2019 35 EKS/2019PC/1D00035B 5dy2eo Ado Ekiti Ado F Adeyeye Oluwatosin Esther 1st July, 2019 36 EKS/2019PC/1D00036C hcanhih Ado Ekiti ADO F ADIE UNE LYDIA 1st July, 2019 37 EKS/2019PC/1D00037A ecfvcul Ado Ekiti ADO EKITI F ADULOJU GLADYS 1st July, 2019 38 EKS/2019PC/1D00038B hl1p21w Ado Ekiti ADO EKITI M AFOLABI DELEOLA ENIOLA 1st July, 2019 39 EKS/2019PC/1D00039C e4ggvr9 Ado Ekiti ADO EKITI F AGENOISA FUNMILOLA GBEMISOLA 1st July, 2019 40 EKS/2019PC/1D00040A eg5h04p Ado Ekiti ADO M AHONSI OGOH BABATUNDE 1st July, 2019 41 EKS/2019PC/1D00041B itflup8 Ado Ekiti ADO EKITI F AINA FUNMILAYO CHRISTIANA 1st July, 2019 42 EKS/2019PC/1D00042C cwhps2o Ado Ekiti ikere F AJAKAYE OLUWATOYIN RUTH 1st July, 2019 43 EKS/2019PC/1D00043A bxbmpcy Ado Ekiti ADO EKITI F AJAYI OLUWAPELUMI LYDIA 1st July, 2019 44 EKS/2019PC/1D00044B ddk0xa9 Ado Ekiti ADO EKITI M AJAYI TOLULOPE OLUWASOLA 1st July, 2019 45 EKS/2019PC/1D00045C h1xfybx Ado Ekiti ADO F AJAYI OMOBOLA OLADUNNI 1st July, 2019 46 EKS/2019PC/1D00046A gbpenv9 Ado Ekiti A do Ekiti M Ajayi Makanjuola Bamidele 1st July, 2019 47 EKS/2019PC/1D00047B fjgf862 Ado Ekiti Ado Ekiti F AJIBADE PRECIOUS ABOSEDE 1st July, 2019 48 EKS/2019PC/1D00048C iaqkqws Ado Ekiti ADO EKITI M AJIBADE TOBI MARTINS 1st July, 2019 49 EKS/2019PC/1D00049A bejs1jy Ado Ekiti ADO M AJIBADE JAMES ADERANTI 1st July, 2019 50 EKS/2019PC/1D00050B 46u0er Ado Ekiti ADO EKITI M AJIBADE OLADELE EBENEZER 1st July, 2019 51 EKS/2019PC/1D00051C g9efh45 Ado Ekiti Ado Ekiti M AJIJOLA OPEYEMI FRANCIS 1st July, 2019 52 EKS/2019PC/1D00052A co4hrvm Ado Ekiti ADO EKITI M AJULO JUDE OLUWAFEMI 1st July, 2019 53 EKS/2019PC/1D00053B beogtyr Ado Ekiti ERIJIYAN F AJUMOBI FUNMILAYO ESTHER 1st July, 2019 54 EKS/2019PC/1D00054C bbp5tb7 Ado Ekiti ADOEKITI M AKINBAYO OYEWOLE SOLOMON 1st July, 2019 55 EKS/2019PC/1D00055A b3ypjww Ado Ekiti Ado M Akinbode Tope 1st July, 2019 56 EKS/2019PC/1D00056B f8du1ut Ado Ekiti ADO EKITI F AKINLUYI AANUOLUWAPO OLUWABUNMI 1st July, 2019 57 EKS/2019PC/1D00057C d8twcyi Ado Ekiti ADO EKITI M AKINOLA JAMIU TEMITOPE 1st July, 2019 58 EKS/2019PC/1D00058A bbhex7r Ado Ekiti Ado M Akintoke Bode P 1st July, 2019 59 EKS/2019PC/1D00059B fu43m9x Ado Ekiti Ado Ekiti M Akinyemi Abayomi Seye 1st July, 2019 60 EKS/2019PC/1D00060C eme9943 Ado Ekiti Ado M Akinyemi Damilare Josuah 1st July, 2019 61 EKS/2019PC/1D00061A g2ecm4a Ado Ekiti Ado Ekiti M Akinyemi Abayomi Seye 1st July, 2019 62 EKS/2019PC/1D00062B ccoubzs Ado Ekiti ADO F AKINYEMI KEMISOLA DAMILOLA 1st July, 2019 63 EKS/2019PC/1D00063C ijf98hr Ado Ekiti Ado Ekiti F ALADELOYE ADEWUMI OLUWAFUNMILAYO 1st July, 2019 64 EKS/2019PC/1D00064A dn6txqx Ado Ekiti ADO EKITI M ALADESANMI EMMANUEL 1st July, 2019 65 EKS/2019PC/1D00065B gefsq2n Ado Ekiti ADO EKITI F ALADESANMI MODUPE OLAYINKA 1st July, 2019 66 EKS/2019PC/1D00066C eivf3jd Ado Ekiti Ado F Aladetoun Abimbola Olayinka 1st July, 2019 67 EKS/2019PC/1D00067A e1hncgb Ado Ekiti ADO EKITI M ALOBA FRIDAY EZEKIEL 1st July, 2019 68 EKS/2019PC/1D00068B edcd3lj Ado Ekiti ADO F ALONGE BOSE GLORY 1st July, 2019 69 EKS/2019PC/1D00069C cydn5jn Ado Ekiti ADO EKITI M ALUKO ADENIYI SAMUEL 1st July, 2019 70 EKS/2019PC/1D00070A crv5848 Ado Ekiti ADO EKITI M AMOGBON GANI AYOMIDE 1st July, 2019 71 EKS/2019PC/1D00071B cpjidmp Ado Ekiti Ikogosi F Anifowose Blessing Deborah 1st July, 2019 72 EKS/2019PC/1D00072C fr8hufs Ado Ekiti Ado M Anthony Tunji Abiodun 1st July, 2019 73 EKS/2019PC/1D00073A iakcxtp Ado Ekiti ado M AROWOLO SUNDAY ABIODUN 1st July, 2019 74 EKS/2019PC/1D00074B ej99d13 Ado Ekiti ADO EKITI M ASAOLU OLUWASINA 1st July, 2019 75 EKS/2019PC/1D00075C du2xp4i Ado Ekiti ADO M ATOLAGBE AYOBAMI KOLAWOLE 1st July, 2019 76 EKS/2019PC/1D00076A btyjer8 Ado Ekiti ADO EKITI F AWONBIOWO ROBIAT OLUWATUNMISE 1st July, 2019 77 EKS/2019PC/1D00077B cmgfsum Ado Ekiti Ashipa F Awure Oluwabunmi Ruth 1st July, 2019 78 EKS/2019PC/1D00078C hqzf8qg Ado Ekiti ADO EKITI F AYANSINA NAIMOT OLUWABUSAYOMI 1st July, 2019 79 EKS/2019PC/1D00079A d59fwa7 Ado Ekiti Ado Ekiti M Ayikeke Sunday Bidemi 1st July, 2019 80 EKS/2019PC/1D00080B bt9phkl Ado Ekiti ADO F AYINDE KAFAYAT KEMISOLA 1st July, 2019 81 EKS/2019PC/1D00081C f9vrtke Ado Ekiti Ado F AYINDE KAFAYAT KEMISOLA 1st July, 2019 82 EKS/2019PC/1D00082A bt3uy8x Ado Ekiti ADO EKITI F AYORINDE IKIMOT OLUWASEYI 1st July, 2019 83 EKS/2019PC/1D00083B hvzad31 Ado Ekiti Ado M Babajide Olalekan Adewale 1st July, 2019 84 EKS/2019PC/1D00084C gjum5bp Ado Ekiti Ado M BABALOLA OJO 1st July, 2019 85 EKS/2019PC/1D00085A hbf2xrq Ado Ekiti ADO M BABALOLA ADEWALE VICTOR 1st July, 2019 86 EKS/2019PC/1D00086B ibipjde Ado Ekiti ADO F BAKARE MOTUNRAYO BOLANLE 1st July, 2019 87 EKS/2019PC/1D00087C f7k4rac Ado Ekiti Ado M Balogun Ileri Gabriel 1st July, 2019 88 EKS/2019PC/1D00088A hb88jtf Ado Ekiti Ado M borisade Olawale Thomos 1st July, 2019 89 EKS/2019PC/1D00089B clu0ehx Ado Ekiti Ado M Busari Tajudeen Jimoh 1st July, 2019 90 EKS/2019PC/1D00090C bx18g1l Ado Ekiti Ado Ekiti M Busayo Tosin Sunday 1st July, 2019 91 EKS/2019PC/1D00091A dv4sfkb Ado Ekiti Ado Ekiti F Dada Folasade Olufunke 1st July, 2019 92 EKS/2019PC/1D00092B h6kwjhg Ado Ekiti Ado M Dada Kehinde Julius 1st July, 2019 93 EKS/2019PC/1D00093C e0auycj Ado Ekiti Igirigiri M Daniel Jacob 1st July, 2019 94 EKS/2019PC/1D00094A edqnlpk Ado Ekiti ADO M DARAMOLA JOHNSON OLANREWAJU 1st July, 2019 95 EKS/2019PC/1D00095B hrch465 Ado Ekiti ADO M DEHINBO MICHEAL OLUWATOBILOBA 1st July, 2019 96 EKS/2019PC/1D00096C bbe5rxy Ado Ekiti Ado Ekiti F DIISU BOLANLE 1st July, 2019 97 EKS/2019PC/1D00097A gc2pctx Ado Ekiti ADO EKITI F DUROWAYE MARY ODUNAYO 1st July, 2019 98 EKS/2019PC/1D00098B cu9yvj1 Ado Ekiti Ado M Egunbiyi Ayomiposi Oluwabusola 1st July, 2019 99 EKS/2019PC/1D00099C cl46n53 Ado Ekiti Ekute M Ehoda Monday Stephen 1st July, 2019 100 EKS/2019PC/1D00100A ey0ki7n Ado Ekiti Ado Ekiti M Emmanuel Henry 1st July, 2019 101 EKS/2019PC/1D00101B ipjj73j Ado Ekiti ADO M ESE SUNDAY OLUWATOBI 1st July, 2019 102 EKS/2019PC/1D00102C h1zkma5 Ado Ekiti ADO EKITI F FABUSOLA KIKELOMO OLUWATOSIN 1st July, 2019 103 EKS/2019PC/1D00103A cjbx4a4 Ado Ekiti Ado M Faeji Oluwaseun Fidelis 1st July, 2019 104 EKS/2019PC/1D00104B d2ohn73 Ado Ekiti Ado F Fagbuaro Motunrayo Oluwaseun 1st July, 2019 105 EKS/2019PC/1D00105C ijfi6wz Ado Ekiti Ado F Fajuyigbe Bukola Nil 1st July, 2019 106 EKS/2019PC/1D00106A dnor3h9 Ado Ekiti ADO EKITI M FALANA OLUMIDE CHRISTOPHER 1st July, 2019 107 EKS/2019PC/1D00107B
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