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Concours2012 : Liste Des Candidats De La Filière Aide-Soignants REPUBLIQUE DU CAMEROUN REPUBLIC OF CAMEROON PAIX-TRAVAIL-PATRIE PEACE-WORK-FATHERLAND ----------------------- ----------------------- MINISTERE DE LA SANTE PUBLIQUE MINISTRY OF PUBLIC HEALTH ----------------------- ----------------------- SECRETARIAT GENERAL SECRETARIAT GENERAL ----------------------- ----------------------- DIRECTION DES RESSOURCES HUMAINES DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN RESOURCES ----------------------- ----------------------- Concours2012 : Liste des candidats de la filière Aide-Soignants Aide-Soignants: N° de Table Nomset prénoms Date et lieu de 1er Centre de 2ème Centre de naissance formation choisi formation choisi ABA ABA MARIE CLAUDE 12/09/84 à ENONGAL Ecole d'Aide-Soignants d'Ebolowa Ecole d'Aide-Soignants de ASG80001 Mbalmayo ABACHONLE BARKA - 24/06/93 à KORO KORO Ecole d'Aide-Soignants de Garoua Ecole d'Aide-Soignants de ASG30001 KALFOU Ngaoundéré ABADIE MELY MARIE LEONTINE 08/03/88 à NDELELE Ecole d'Aide-Soignants de Garoua Ecole d'Aide-Soignants de Batouri ASG20001 ABAGA ADA BANYO 29/06/92 à MORA Ecole d'Aide-Soignants de Garoua Ecole d'Aide-Soignants de Maroua ASG50001 ABAGANAMA MAMA LIMAN 20/05/87 à MORA Ecole d'Aide-Soignants de Maroua Ecole d'Aide-Soignants de Garoua ASG30002 ABAÏCHO DJIBRILLA - 01/02/94 à BODO Ecole d'Aide-Soignants de Maroua Ecole d'Aide-Soignants de Garoua ASG30003 ABAICHO MAHAMAT - 13/09/90 à AFADE Ecole d'Aide-Soignants de Maroua Ecole d'Aide-Soignants de Garoua ASG30004 ABAKACHI KANTE 14/02/88 à WOULKY Ecole d'Aide-Soignants de Maroua Ecole d'Aide-Soignants de Garoua ASG30005 ABAKACHI BARKA - 27/08/87 à LOGME Ecole d'Aide-Soignants de Maroua Ecole d'Aide-Soignants de Garoua ASG30006 ABAKAKA ABAKAR - 03/10/90 à MALTAM Ecole d'Aide-Soignants de Maroua Ecole d'Aide-Soignants de Garoua ASG30007 ABAKAR ALHADJI - 29/03/89 à WOULKY Ecole d'Aide-Soignants de Maroua Ecole d'Aide-Soignants de Garoua ASG30008 ABAKAR SOULEYMANOU - 05/06/90 à MAROUA Ecole d'Aide-Soignants de Bertoua Ecole d'Aide-Soignants de Maroua ASG30009 ABAKOURA BABAMI - 01/01/89 à KOUSSERI Ecole d'Aide-Soignants de Maroua Ecole d'Aide-Soignants de Garoua ASG30010 ABAM JUSTIN - 24/10/89 à TOULOUM Ecole d'Aide-Soignants de Maroua Ecole d'Aide-Soignants de Garoua ASG30011 ABANA TSIMI CHRISTINE 16/02/88 à EBOUGSI Ecole dAides-Soignants de Ecole d'Aide-Soignants de ASG10001 MONATELE Mbalmayo ABANDA REGINE 27/12/87 à Ecole d'Aide-Soignants de Garoua Ecole Privée d'Infirmiers de ASG00001 MANDIGRING Garoua (EPIG) ABANDA MBOUROU PIERRE 16/01/86 à YAOUNDE Ecole de formation du personnel Ecole d'Aide-Soignants de ASG10002 SANDRINE médicale (LA ROSIERE) Mbalmayo ABANGUE ABALI 04/12/83 à MAKARY Ecole d'Aide-Soignants de Maroua Ecole d'Aide-Soignants de Garoua ASG30012 ABASSA KACK CLAIRE PELAGIE 19/10/84 à EFOK Ecole d'Aide-Soignants d'Ayos Ecole d'Aide-Soignants ASG20002 d'Abong-Mbang ABASSI PASCAL 10/10/88 à DOUALA Ecole d'Aide-Soignants de Limbé Ecole d'Aide-Soignants de ASG90001 Ngaoundéré ABATE MYLAINE LAURE 26/02/86 à NDEN Ecole d'Aide-Soignants d'Ebolowa Ecole Privée d'Infirmiers (EPI) ASG80002 Enongal ABAYA MAHAMAT 06/01/92 à LOGONE Ecole d'Aide-Soignants de Maroua Ecole d'Aide-Soignants de Garoua ASG30013 CHARI ABBA 17/05/87 à MORA Ecole d'Aide-Soignants de Maroua Ecole d'Aide-Soignants de Garoua ASG30016 MALLOUMSALICHETIMAOUMAR² Effectif total : 6 534 11/07/2012 Site Web: www.minsante.cm ou www.minsante.gov.cm 1 SUR 226 Aide-Soignants: N° de Table Nomset prénoms Date et lieu de 1er Centre de 2ème Centre de naissance formation choisi formation choisi ABBA AOUDI 20/10/87 à MBE Ecole d'Aide-Soignants de Ecole d'Aide-Soignants de Garoua ASG00002 Ngaoundéré ABBA DANIEL 25/02/86 à WARBA Ecole d'Aide-Soignants de Maroua Ecole d'Aide-Soignants de Garoua ASG30015 ABBA JEAN 14/07/84 à PALBARA Ecole d'Aide-Soignants de Garoua Ecole d'Aide-Soignants de Maroua ASG30014 ABBA AROUMAKA - 11/03/92 à MAMBANG Ecole d'Aide-Soignants de Maroua Ecole d'Aide-Soignants de Bertoua ASG30017 ABBA CHIFFA TALBA - 20/12/92 à BOGO Ecole d'Aide-Soignants de Garoua Ecole d'Aide-Soignants de Maroua ASG50002 ABBA KABIR ENOCK 10/10/94 à DARGALA Ecole d'Aide-Soignants de Maroua Ecole d'Aide-Soignants de Garoua ASG30018 ABBA KOSMO - 20/06/91 à MAROUA Ecole d'Aide-Soignants de Garoua Ecole d'Aide-Soignants de Maroua ASG30019 ABBA MALLOUM IBRAHIM - 25/11/94 à MORA Ecole d'Aide-Soignants de Maroua Ecole d'Aide-Soignants de Garoua ASG30020 ABBA OUMPATE TCHETIMA - 15/01/92 à MORA Ecole d'Aide-Soignants de Garoua Ecole d'Aide-Soignants de Maroua ASG30021 ABBA PIERRE PIERRE 15/06/93 à Ecole d'Aide-Soignants de Maroua Ecole d'Aide-Soignants de Garoua ASG30022 GUUDJIMDELE ABBA TOUSSA ASSINDI - 01/01/87 à POUSS Ecole d'Aide-Soignants de Garoua Ecole d'Aide-Soignants de Maroua ASG30023 ABBAKAR BOUBA - 31/12/87 à MAROUA Ecole d'Aide-Soignants de Maroua Ecole d'Aide-Soignants de Garoua ASG30024 ABBE KOFA 20/11/90 à Ecole d'Aide-Soignants de Ecole d'Aide-Soignants de Garoua ASG00004 NGAOUNDERE Ngaoundéré ABBE ELISE 27/03/88 à Ecole d'Aide-Soignants de Ecole d'Aide-Soignants de Garoua ASG00003 NGAOUBELA Ngaoundéré ABBE SABINE ANGELE 18/05/91 à YAGOUA Ecole d'Aide-Soignants de Garoua Ecole d'Aide-Soignants de ASG00005 Ngaoundéré ABBEE NGANYI STELLA DORCAS 04/11/91 à MBANGA Ecole Privée de Formation Ecole Privée d'Aide-soignants ASG10003 Sanitaire (EPFSA) Douala Lumière des justes Douala ABDEL AZIZ AHIDJO 06/03/87 à GAROUA Ecole d'Aide-Soignants de Garoua Ecole Privée d'Infirmiers de ASG50003 Garoua (EPIG) ABDELHAKIM AL HADJI ABTOUGO 15/09/88 à GOULFEI Ecole d'Aide-Soignants de Garoua Ecole Privée d'Infirmiers de ASG50004 Garoua (EPIG) ABDOU BALE DJOUM 01/01/84 à Ecole d'Aide-Soignants de Maroua Ecole d'Aide-Soignants de Garoua ASG30026 MOUTOURWA ABDOU MASSA 15/10/86 à Ecole d'Aide-Soignants de Ecole d'Aide-Soignants de Garoua ASG00006 NGAOUNDERE Ngaoundéré ABDOU BOUNDI 15/11/87 à MINDIF Ecole d'Aide-Soignants de Maroua Ecole d'Aide-Soignants de Garoua ASG30025 ABDOU ASKOUA - 16/05/86 à BOULA Ecole d'Aide-Soignants de Ecole d'Aide-Soignants de Garoua ASG10004 Ngaoundéré ABDOU BAKARY - 21/10/87 à GAWEL Ecole d'Aide-Soignants de Maroua Ecole d'Aide-Soignants de Garoua ASG30027 ABDOU GARGA - 10/01/91 à MANGANE Ecole d'Aide-Soignants de Maroua Ecole d'Aide-Soignants de Garoua ASG30028 MODIBO ABDOU MAKUYAKA - 22/06/86 à TALA MADA Ecole d'Aide-Soignants de Maroua Ecole d'Aide-Soignants de Garoua ASG30029 ABDOU SADOU - 05/06/87 à KODEK Ecole d'Aide-Soignants de Maroua Ecole d'Aide-Soignants de Garoua ASG30030 DJAMENGOL ABDOUL AZIZ ZRA 10/03/90 à MOKOLO Ecole d'Aide-Soignants de Maroua Ecole d'Aide-Soignants de Garoua ASG30031 ABDOUL AZIZ HAMIDOU - 07/07/89 à MAROUA Ecole d'Aide-Soignants de Maroua Ecole d'Aide-Soignants de Garoua ASG30032 ABDOUL HADI - 15/07/89 à DJILOUGOU Ecole d'Aide-Soignants de Ecole d'Aide-Soignants de Garoua ASG50005 Ngaoundéré Effectif total : 6 534 11/07/2012 Site Web: www.minsante.cm ou www.minsante.gov.cm 2 SUR 226 Aide-Soignants: N° de Table Nomset prénoms Date et lieu de 1er Centre de 2ème Centre de naissance formation choisi formation choisi ABDOUL HAYOU KASSOUM 16/06/88 à KOZA Ecole d'Aide-Soignants de Maroua Ecole d'Aide-Soignants de Garoua ASG30033 ABDOUL MADJID MAMOUDOU - 07/06/89 à MAROUA Ecole d'Aide-Soignants de Maroua Ecole Privée des Professionels de ASG30034 la Santé de Yaoundé ABDOULAYE ABAKAKA - 21/04/89 à WOULKY Ecole d'Aide-Soignants de Garoua Ecole Privée d'Infirmiers de ASG50006 Garoua (EPIG) ABDOULAYE ASSOUALAYE - 12/03/87 à BOGO Ecole d'Aide-Soignants de Maroua Ecole d'Aide-Soignants de Garoua ASG30035 ABDOULAYE HAMAN - 07/07/84 à MOULDAR Ecole d'Aide-Soignants de Maroua Ecole d'Aide-Soignants de Garoua ASG30036 ABDOULAYE MAHAMAT MEY - 01/01/88 à GOULFEY Ecole d'Aide-Soignants de Garoua Ecole Privée d'Infirmiers de ASG50007 Garoua (EPIG) ABDOULAZIZ HAMIDOU 02/04/85 à MAROUA Ecole d'Aide-Soignants de Maroua Ecole d'Aide-Soignants de Garoua ASG30037 ABDOULKARIM SALI - 05/11/92 à MAROUA Ecole d'Aide-Soignants de Maroua Ecole d'Aide-Soignants de Garoua ASG30038 ABDOULLAHI SOUAÏBOU 09/11/88 à Ecole d'Aide-Soignants de Ecole d'Aide-Soignants de Garoua ASG00007 GALIM-TIGNERE Ngaoundéré ABDOURAHMAN - 13/10/90 à GAMBA Ecole d'Aide-Soignants de Garoua Ecole Privée d'Infirmiers de ASG50008 Garoua (EPIG) ABDOURAHMAN ISSA - 13/08/92 à Ecole d'Aide-Soignants de Bertoua Ecole d'Aide-Soignants de Garoua ASG30039 TOKOMBERE ABDOURAMAN ABAME - 01/01/89 à BODO Ecole d'Aide-Soignants de Maroua Ecole d'Aide-Soignants de Garoua ASG30040 ABDRAMAN MAHAMAT - 17/03/91 à MAKARY Ecole d'Aide-Soignants de Maroua Ecole d'Aide-Soignants de Garoua ASG30041 ABDULAYE ADAMU 04/11/92 à SABGA Ecole Privée d'Aide-soignants Ecole Privée de Formation ASG40001 TUBAH Lumière des justes Douala Sanitaire (EPFSA) Douala ABE MARIE CHRISTELLE 11/06/92 à Ecole d'Aide-Soignants d'Ebolowa Ecole d'Aide-Soignants de ASG80003 ANDOM-YEMBAMA Mbalmayo ABE BEYENE DELPHINE 21/09/85 à SA'A Ecole Privée d'Infirmiers Ecole d'Aide-Soignants de ASG10005 Catholique de Yaoundé Mbalmayo ABE DAMA CELESTINE EDITH 22/12/90 à YDE Ecole d'Aide-Soignants de Ecole dAides-Soignants de ASG10006 Mbalmayo MONATELE ABEDE NTENDA MARIE THERESE 12/01/91 à KRIBI Ecole d'Aide-Soignants de Ecole d'Aide-Soignants d'Ebolowa ASG10007 Bafoussam ABE'E MVOMO PAMELA ARMELE 19/03/90 à MEYO-ELIE Ecole Privée d'Infirmiers Ecole de formation du personnel ASG10008 Catholique de Yaoundé médicale (LA ROSIERE) ABEGA MENYE MARIE PRUDENCE 15/06/88 à YAOUNDE Ecole d'Aide-Soignants de Fondation Vigirnia Henderson ASG10009 Mbalmayo Yaoundé ABEGA NGONO BRIGITTE JASMINE 04/10/93 à YDE Ecole d'Aide-Soignants d'Ebolowa Ecole d'Aide-Soignants
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