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Nigerian Defence Academy NIGERIAN DEFENCE ACADEMY 68TH REGULAR COURSE APPLICANTS SHORTLISTED FOR NDA ENTRANCE EXAMINIATION S/No. Appl. No. Exam No. Surname Othernames Service Faculty Department 1 2016/0000002 68001968 SANI YAKUBU TAHIR NA/NN Faculty of Art and Social Sciences Economics 2 2016/0000003 68006412 AUDU ADAMU NA/NAF Faculty of Art and Social Sciences Geography 3 2016/0000004 68006653 EKEOCHA GENESIS ONYEDIKACHI NA/NN Faculty of Art and Social Sciences Economics 4 2016/0000005 68006772 OBAYEMI JUWON ISRAEL NA/NN Faculty of Art and Social Sciences Psychology 5 2016/0000006 68007726 AJIDE PAUL OLUYOMI NN/NA Faculty of Art and Social Sciences Psychology 6 2016/0000007 68001261 BABALOLA MATTHEW NAF/NN Faculty of Science Chemistry 7 2016/0000009 68000122 NGINBEE SESUGH DAMIAN NA/NN Faculty of Art and Social Sciences Economics 8 2016/0000012 68000979 ADENIRAN MUBARAK OLADIMEJI NN/NA Faculty of Art and Social Sciences Economics 9 2016/0000013 68011174 OYAMA KELVIN FESTUS NN/NA Faculty of Art and Social Sciences Psychology 10 2016/0000014 68006116 ALAMU PETER OLAWALE NAF/NA Faculty of Art and Social Sciences Political Science 11 2016/0000015 68009181 OLADOSU SUNDAY MOBOLAJI NN/NA Faculty of Science Computer Science 12 2016/0000016 68000010 IBRAHIM BELLO BASSEY NA/NN Faculty of Art and Social Sciences Political Science 13 2016/0000017 68001423 MALU MOSES NN/NA Faculty of Art and Social Sciences Political Science 14 2016/0000019 68000039 SWANDE SAMUEL NAF/NA Faculty of Science Computer Science 15 2016/0000021 68000002 SULEIMAN KAGBO NURUDEEN NA/NN Faculty of Art and Social Sciences Political Science 16 2016/0000022 68000001 KURE SETH WYENOM NAF/NN Faculty of Engineering Electrical Engineering 17 2016/0000023 68002164 OKOH JONATHAN FIDELIS NN/NA Faculty of Engineering Mechanical Engineering 18 2016/0000024 68000728 LABARAN BUHARI NA/NA Faculty of Art and Social Sciences Political Science 19 2016/0000025 68001867 ADAMU KHALID NA/NAF Faculty of Science Computer Science 20 2016/0000026 68001265 SAMUEL RICHARD BABAJIDE NN/NA Faculty of Art and Social Sciences Accounting 21 2016/0000027 68002093 AKOMOLAFE OJO SAMUEL NN/NA Faculty of Engineering Civil Engineering 22 2016/0000028 68000005 WILSON BYRON AMAECHI NA/NN Faculty of Art and Social Sciences Psychology 23 2016/0000029 68000777 UMAR AMINU ABDULLAHI NAF/NA Faculty of Science Biological Sciences 24 2016/0000030 68008989 BELLO AHMED OLOLADE NN/NA Faculty of Art and Social Sciences Economics 25 2016/0000032 68009082 EMMANUEL JOHN NN/NAF Faculty of Science Biological Sciences 26 2016/0000033 68000003 DAMUOS GREGORY DADIEL NN/NA Faculty of Art and Social Sciences Political Science 27 2016/0000034 68001408 OKOH EMMANUEL FIDELIS NA/NAF Faculty of Engineering Civil Engineering 28 2016/0000035 68001112 OJEWOLA MATHEW ADEOLA NA/NN Faculty of Art and Social Sciences Economics 29 2016/0000036 68012227 UMEH IGNATIUS CHISOM NA/NAF Faculty of Science Computer Science 30 2016/0000037 68006828 OWOFIO BRIGHT NA/NAF Faculty of Art and Social Sciences Political Science AVWEROSUOGHENE 31 2016/0000038 68000004 HASSAN USMAN NN/NA Faculty of Art and Social Sciences Political Science 32 2016/0000039 68009989 UDOIDEM ETETTE UDOETTE NN/NA Faculty of Science Biological Sciences 33 2016/0000040 68010520 BIODUN HERBERT OLORUNFEMI NN/NA Faculty of Art and Social Sciences Psychology 34 2016/0000041 68000918 YUSUF MUBARAK ABDULAKEEM NN/NAF Faculty of Science Computer Science 35 2016/0000042 68007995 JOHN ALPHA ENEMONA NA/NN Faculty of Art and Social Sciences Accounting 36 2016/0000043 68009034 NWALIMA CHINEMEREM NN/NA Faculty of Science Computer Science 37 2016/0000044 68019895 YAU MUHAMMED MUHAMMED NAF/NN Faculty of Art and Social Sciences Economics 38 2016/0000046 68003581 ABDULATEEF RIDWAN NAF/NA Faculty of Engineering Electrical Engineering 39 2016/0000048 68001341 AYUBA BARNABAS DEDAN NN/NAF Faculty of Art and Social Sciences Geography 40 2016/0000049 68013512 USMAN AFEEZ OWOYEMI NA/NN Faculty of Science Computer Science 41 2016/0000050 68007996 ALAWIYE WALIU ABIOLA NAF/NN Faculty of Military Sciences Intelligence and Cyber Security Studies 42 2016/0000051 68002670 AREGBESOLA TOSIN TOYIN NA/NN Faculty of Art and Social Sciences Political Science 43 2016/0000052 68002554 ONI EMMANUEL DAMILARE NN/NAF Faculty of Art and Social Sciences Political Science 44 2016/0000053 68000008 OKPA OYANTEM OKPEKOR NA/NN Faculty of Engineering Electrical Engineering 45 2016/0000054 68000012 MARK UKPONO JOHN SL/SL Faculty of Engineering Civil Engineering 46 2016/0000055 68007174 MUSA IBRAHIM ALINGE NA/NN Faculty of Art and Social Sciences Psychology 47 2016/0000057 68019548 AHMAD ABUBAKAR USMAN NA/NAF Faculty of Engineering Electrical Engineering 48 2016/0000058 68000007 EPHRAIM ELIJAH DODO NN/NAF Faculty of Art and Social Sciences Political Science 49 2016/0000059 68000530 AYUBA UKASHA NA/NN Faculty of Science Computer Science 50 2016/0000060 68000006 YAR'ADUA MUSA AHMAD NA/NAF Faculty of Art and Social Sciences Geography 51 2016/0000061 68020509 OLISE AZUMKUWEKWU PAUL NN/NAF Faculty of Engineering Electrical Engineering 52 2016/0000062 68000324 SULEIMAN AYATUDEEN NA/NA Faculty of Engineering Electrical Engineering 53 2016/0000063 68011991 OLOTO NURUDEEN NN/NA Faculty of Science Computer Science OLASUNKANMI 54 2016/0000064 68010485 BOBAI DAVID NAF/NN Faculty of Engineering Civil Engineering 55 2016/0000065 68006143 ISMAIL QUDUS TEMITOPE NN/NAF Faculty of Science Computer Science 56 2016/0000066 68000277 SALISU ALIYU NA/NN Faculty of Engineering Civil Engineering 57 2016/0000069 68000183 IBIDUNNI JOHN KAYODE NA/NAF Faculty of Science Mathematics 58 2016/0000070 68011865 MUHAMMAD ABDULLAHI PAIKO NN/NAF Faculty of Art and Social Sciences Accounting 59 2016/0000072 68014615 OWOICHO ABA EZEKIEL NN/NA Faculty of Art and Social Sciences Political Science 60 2016/0000073 68000107 LADAN YAHAYA YUSUF NA/NAF Faculty of Art and Social Sciences Psychology 61 2016/0000074 68020854 SHUAIBU MUHAMMAD JIBRIL NA/NAF Faculty of Art and Social Sciences Political Science 62 2016/0000075 68007018 AKOR AKOR MICHAEL NN/NA Faculty of Engineering Civil Engineering 63 2016/0000076 68012101 OLORUNLOGBON OLUWAMUYIWA NN/NAF Faculty of Art and Social Sciences Accounting BOLUWADURO 64 2016/0000078 68001820 AKUBIKE VICTOR CHIBIKE NA/NN Faculty of Engineering Electrical Engineering 65 2016/0000079 68012048 ADAMU HYELANKIRA NN/NA Faculty of Science Chemistry 66 2016/0000080 68000009 AYANWALE ISMAIL TEMITOPE NN/NA Faculty of Science Biological Sciences 67 2016/0000082 68002072 ABOYEJI AYODEJI SAMUEL NN/NA Faculty of Science Computer Science 68 2016/0000083 68005715 ABDULLAHI MAILAMBU IDRIS NN/NA Faculty of Art and Social Sciences Psychology 69 2016/0000085 68003791 SURAJUDEEN ABDULHAMEED NN/NA Faculty of Engineering Mechanical Engineering OLATUNBOSUN S/No. Appl. No. Exam No. Surname Othernames Service Faculty Department 70 2016/0000086 68014442 OKEH ANTHONY CHIBUIKE NA/NAF Faculty of Military Sciences Intelligence and Cyber Security Studies 71 2016/0000088 68011406 IGONO ABEL .O. RAPHAEL NAF/NA Faculty of Science Biological Sciences 72 2016/0000089 68017524 JESULEKE EMMANUEL NA/NAF Faculty of Engineering Electrical Engineering OREOLUWAKITAN 73 2016/0000090 68000064 UCHE TOCHUKWU SUNDAY NA/NAF Faculty of Science Biological Sciences 74 2016/0000091 68000507 ATINDIGA GIDEON SUURSHATER NA/NN Faculty of Engineering Civil Engineering 75 2016/0000092 68000023 WONAH JOACHIM OYIGOJA NN/NA Faculty of Science Biological Sciences 76 2016/0000093 68001249 ABBA LIMAN IBRAHIM NN/NA Faculty of Art and Social Sciences Geography 77 2016/0000094 68017102 OLUWADAMILAR EMMANUEL OLUWAFEMI NA/NN Faculty of Art and Social Sciences Political Science E 78 2016/0000095 68000134 IHWIWHU VICTOR NA/NN Faculty of Art and Social Sciences Economics 79 2016/0000096 68000097 ODETUNDE AYODEJI SAMUEL NA/NAF Faculty of Engineering Civil Engineering 80 2016/0000098 68006281 BATURE RITDUNG DANJUMA NA/NN Faculty of Art and Social Sciences Accounting 81 2016/0000099 68001407 IBRAHIM ISAH NAF/NN Faculty of Art and Social Sciences Psychology 82 2016/0000100 68013123 MAMAMU YOUKORE BENE NA/NAF Faculty of Art and Social Sciences Geography 83 2016/0000101 68000027 ABUBAKAR ABDULLAHI NA/NN Faculty of Engineering Mechanical Engineering 84 2016/0000102 68002442 ISAH HAFIZ NA/NN Faculty of Art and Social Sciences Economics 85 2016/0000103 68011458 ALOBA JOSHUA EFEOGHENE NA/NA Faculty of Engineering Mechanical Engineering 86 2016/0000104 68000087 OGAR AUSTIN NEJI NAF/NN Faculty of Art and Social Sciences Political Science 87 2016/0000105 68018865 ISSA AHMED BISAYO NA/NN Faculty of Science Computer Science 88 2016/0000107 68004380 GARBA KHALIFA AMMANI NAF/NA Faculty of Art and Social Sciences Geography 89 2016/0000108 68017627 AKINULIOLA AKINBOBOLA OLUWAFEMI NAF/NN Faculty of Art and Social Sciences Political Science 90 2016/0000109 68008272 AUDU SHAMSUDEEN NN/NA Faculty of Art and Social Sciences Political Science 91 2016/0000110 68000096 YUSUFU ABDULLAZIZ YAKUBU NAF/NA Faculty of Art and Social Sciences Political Science 92 2016/0000111 68000456 NNOLUM IJEOMA ANNETTE NAF/NN Faculty of Engineering Civil Engineering 93 2016/0000112 68009463 USMAN AMINU ABUBAKAR NA/NAF Faculty of Science Mathematics 94 2016/0000113 68000019 SAIDU MUSTAPHA GARBA NA/NAF Faculty of Engineering Mechanical Engineering 95 2016/0000114 68000157 MUSA MUSLIM SULE NA/NN Faculty of Art and Social Sciences Political Science 96 2016/0000115 68000537 NELSON PENISUN JOSHUA NN/NA Faculty of Science Computer Science 97 2016/0000116 68019863 OKEDARA EZRA INIOLUWA
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