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BRONG AHAFO REGION S.NO INDEX_NUMBER NTC NSS_NUMBER FULL_NAME COLLEGE SCHOOL POSTED TO: SPONSORSHIP_DISTRICT REGION 1 BECE/0002/2018 NTC/GTLE/29069/18 NSSGTG8017318 ABABIO AUGUSTINE BEREKUM COLLEGE OF EDUCATION MPUASU R/C PRIMARY JAMAN SOUTH BRONG AHAFO 2 ACCE/0001/2018 NTC/GTLE/20492/18 NSSGTG6209518 ABANGA STEPHEN ACCRA COLLEGE OF EDUCATION AKWABOAH NO. 2 M/A BASIC SCH ASUNAFO NORTH BRONG AHAFO 3 TUCE/0117/2018 NTC/GTLE/18108/18 NSSGTG6932918 ABANGBASE FRANCIS APUSIYINE TUMU COLLEGE OF EDUCATION KAJAI D/A PRIMARY PRU EAST BRONG AHAFO 4 GACE/0004/2018 NTC/GTLE/10828/18 NSSGTG7971118 ABASIYURE WILLIAMS BABA GAMBAGA COLLEGE OF EDUCATION KENKAASE D/A BASIC ASUTIFI SOUTH BRONG AHAFO 5 ATCE/0001/2018 NTC/GTLE/29345/18 NSSGTG6736018 ABASS SAFIATU ATEBUBU COLLEGE OF EDUCATION NASSANA D/A KG/PRIMARY TAIN BRONG AHAFO MAMPONG TECHNICAL COLLEGE OF 6 MTCE/0123/2018 NTC/GTLE/26109/18 NSSGTG5930718 ABAYIE ASIAMAH KOMFOURKROM R/C JHS PRU WEST BRONG AHAFO EDUCATION 7 ATCE/0002/2018 NTC/GTLE/00368/18 NSSGTG6738118 ABDALLAH NURUDEEN LOURY ATEBUBU COLLEGE OF EDUCATION AMPENKRO D/A PRIMARY SCHOOL DORMAA EAST BRONG AHAFO 8 GACE/0012/2018 NTC/GTLE/10409/18 NSSGTG6022618 ABDUL KARIM SHAIBU GAMBAGA COLLEGE OF EDUCATION TUOBODOM S.D.A KG/PRIMARY TECHIMAN NORTH BRONG AHAFO 9 TUCE/0118/2018 NTC/GTLE/04981/18 NSSGTG6266418 ABDUL MARTENI TUMU COLLEGE OF EDUCATION NCHIRAA METH. SCH WENCH MUNICIPAL BRONG AHAFO 10 ATCE/0003/2018 NTC/GTLE/22309/18 NSSGTG7660118 ABDUL MUMIN ALI ATEBUBU COLLEGE OF EDUCATION MASANDO M/A PRIM ATEBUBU AMANTEN BRONG AHAFO 11 TACE/0432/2018 NTC/GTLE/21705/18 NSSGTG5205418 ABDUL RAHMAN MUSAH TAMALE COLLEGE OF EDUCATION YEJI NSUANO V.R.A JHS PRU EAST BRONG AHAFO 12 SJCE/0128/2018 NTC/GTLE/24490/18 NSSGTG7029918 ABDULAI FATIMATU ST. JOSEPH COLLEGE OF EDUCATION KONKONTE D/A J.H.S TANO SOUTH BRONG AHAFO 13 NJCE/0007/2018 NTC/GTLE/08248/18 NSSGTG6522918 ABDULAI GBOLO ADAMS N.J AHMADIYA COLLEGE OF EDUCATION MANHYIA D/A BASIC ASUTIFI SOUTH BRONG AHAFO MAMPONG TECHNICAL COLLEGE OF 14 MTCE/0430/2018 NTC/GTLE/12457/18 NSSGTG7929918 ABDULAI MUMUNI DUADASO I PRESBY PRIMARY JAMAN NORTH BRONG AHAFO EDUCATION ABETIFI PRESBY COLLEGE OF 15 ABCE/0004/2018 NTC/GTLE/25932/18 NSSGTG6226318 ABDULAI RAZAK NTANKRO D/A PRIM/KG KINTAMPO SOUTH BRONG AHAFO EDUCATION 16 BECE/0282/2018 NTC/GTLE/18638/18 NSSGTG7606918 ABDUL-BAAKI KASSIM BEREKUM COLLEGE OF EDUCATION POBIKROM D/A PRIM ASUTIFI NORTH BRONG AHAFO 17 BBCE/0027/2018 GTLE/NR01339/19 NSSGTG5203818 ABDUL-KARIM BAWAH TANKO BAGABAGA COLLEGE OF EDUCATION BOAFOYENA D/A JHS ASUNAFO SOUTH BRONG AHAFO E. P. COLLEGE OF EDUCATION, 18 EPCE/0155/2018 NTC/GTLE/12016/18 NSSGTG7571918 ABDUL-KARIM NAJAT DAMA NKWANTA PRESBY JHS PRU WEST BRONG AHAFO BIMBILLA 19 DACE/0301/2018 NTC/GTLE/23483/18 NSSGTG5203318 ABDUL-MURARIK YAHAYA DAMBAI COLLEGE OF EDUCATION NKONKORDUA D/A KG AND PRIM SENE WEST BRONG AHAFO 20 ATCE/0007/2018 NTC/GTLE/24157/18 NSSGTG6116718 ABDUL-MUTAH MOHAMMED ATEBUBU COLLEGE OF EDUCATION NYANSIBU M/A PRIM ATEBUBU AMANTEN BRONG AHAFO 21 OFCE/0005/2018 NTC/GTLE/20543/18 NSSGTG7167718 ABEKA EVANS OFFINSO COLLEGE OF EDUCATION DORMAA PAMPASO R/C PRIMARY DORMAA MUNICIPAL BRONG AHAFO ST. JOHN BOSCO COLLEGE OF 22 SBCE/0002/2018 NTC/GTLE/24472/18 NSSGTG7037418 ABERINGA NBAGBAMA JOYCE OSEIKROM D/A BASIC ASUTIFI SOUTH BRONG AHAFO EDUCATION 23 SACE/0104/2018 NTC/GTLE/15700/18 NSSGTG6405818 ABIBATA DAUDA ST. AMBROSE COLLEGE OF EDUCATION BONKRO R/C BASIC SCHOOL WENCH MUNICIPAL BRONG AHAFO 24 BECE/0074/2018 NTC/GTLE/17909/18 NSSGTG6085518 ABIDEEN AMADU ZAINU BEREKUM COLLEGE OF EDUCATION BEPOSO R/C BASIC WENCH MUNICIPAL BRONG AHAFO SDA COLLEGE OF EDUCATION, 25 SDCE/0296/2018 NTC/GTLE/09020/18 NSSGTG6409918 ABIGAIL ADUTWUM SERWAA DUMANAFOUR D/A PRIM/KG KINTAMPO SOUTH BRONG AHAFO ASOKORE - KOFORIDUA BOFFOURKROM R/C KG AND 26 SJCE/0267/2018 NTC/GTLE/23681/18 NSSGTG7848018 ABIGAIL ADWUBI ST. JOSEPH COLLEGE OF EDUCATION TAIN BRONG AHAFO PRIMARY AGOGO PRESBYTERIAN COLLEGE OF 27 APCE/0062/2018 GTLE/BA00737/19 NSSGTG8041118 ABIGAIL AMANKWAA ASUMURA M/A JHS ASUNAFO NORTH BRONG AHAFO EDUCATION 28 BECE/0081/2018 NTC/GTLE/17545/18 NSSGTG8082318 ABIGAIL AMANKWAA BEREKUM COLLEGE OF EDUCATION DEBIBI S.D.A J.H.S TANO SOUTH BRONG AHAFO 29 SACE/0046/2018 NTC/GTLE/03477/18 NSSGTG6405318 ABIGAIL AMOAKOWAA ST. AMBROSE COLLEGE OF EDUCATION NSOATRE PRESBY DUTCH JHS SUNYANI WEST BRONG AHAFO BRONG AHAFO REGION S.NO INDEX_NUMBER NTC NSS_NUMBER FULL_NAME COLLEGE SCHOOL POSTED TO: SPONSORSHIP_DISTRICT REGION ABETIFI PRESBYTERIAN COLLEGE OF 30 ABCE/0112/2018 NTC/GTLE/03224/18 NSSGTG6220618 ABIGAIL ANTWIWAA BRANAM M/A BASIC WENCH MUNICIPAL BRONG AHAFO EDUCATION 31 SACE/0087/2018 NTC/GTLE/19607/18 NSSGTG7875118 ABIGAIL BABEA ST. AMBROSE COLLEGE OF EDUCATION ASUNSU NO.2 R/C PRIMARY DORMAA MUNICIPAL BRONG AHAFO 32 BECE/0202/2018 NTC/GTLE/24028/18 NSSGTG6086118 ABIGAIL BOAMAH BEREKUM COLLEGE OF EDUCATION ATUNA APPIAH KUBI D/A JHS JAMAN SOUTH BRONG AHAFO 33 BECE/0208/2018 NTC/GTLE/19493/18 NSSGTG7607218 ABIGAIL BOATENG SERWAA BEREKUM COLLEGE OF EDUCATION APENAMADI D/A BASIC ASUTIFI SOUTH BRONG AHAFO 34 BECE/0234/2018 NTC/GTLE/24495/18 NSSGTG7604718 ABIGAIL DUROWAA BEREKUM COLLEGE OF EDUCATION YAW BOAHEN BASIC MODEL BEREKUM WEST BRONG AHAFO 35 BECE/0246/2018 NTC/GTLE/15620/18 NSSGTG8015718 ABIGAIL FERKAA YAA BEREKUM COLLEGE OF EDUCATION DROBO AMANFOSOD/A PRIM JAMAN NORTH BRONG AHAFO ASEMPANAYE NO. 2 D/A KG AND 36 SMCE/0301/2018 NTC/GTLE/03467/18 NSSGTG5695518 ABIGAIL GYAN ST. MONICA`S COLLEGE OF EDUCATION SENE WEST BRONG AHAFO PRIM AKROBOSUA AGNES KUSI D/A BASIC 37 BECE/0306/2018 NTC/GTLE/29176/18 NSSGTG6086318 ABIGAIL KUMI YEBOAH BEREKUM COLLEGE OF EDUCATION SUNYANI WEST BRONG AHAFO SCHOOL 38 SMCE/0323/2018 NTC/GTLE/16302/18 NSSGTG6307118 ABIGAIL KUSI ST. MONICA'S COLLEGE OF EDUCATION BREKENTE D/A PRIMARY PRU EAST BRONG AHAFO 39 BECE/0335/2018 NTC/GTLE/12929/18 NSSGTG7607918 ABIGAIL KYEREMAA AKOSUA BEREKUM COLLEGE OF EDUCATION BANDA AHENKRO R/C PRY BANDA BRONG AHAFO KONKROMPE GYAUKROM 40 BECE/0332/2018 NTC/GTLE/24254/18 NSSGTG7608218 ABIGAIL KYEREMAA DUFIE BEREKUM COLLEGE OF EDUCATION TECHIMAN SOUTH BRONG AHAFO KG/PRIMARY ABIGAIL NTIAMOAH AGOGO PRESBYTERIAN COLLEGE OF 41 APCE/0352/2018 NTC/GTLE/07471/18 NSSGTG6809118 GYANKONTABUO M/A PRIMARY ASUNAFO NORTH BRONG AHAFO ADUTUMWAA EDUCATION 42 BECE/0386/2018 NTC/GTLE/20105/18 NSSGTG6089218 ABIGAIL OPOKU ACHIAA BEREKUM COLLEGE OF EDUCATION ABANSERE D/A BASIC BEREKUM WEST BRONG AHAFO 43 OLCE/0027/2018 NTC/GTLE/07164/18 NSSGTG5851618 ABIGAIL RYMEIRE1QLDF OLA AHYIAYEM METH. PRIMARY NKORANZA SOUTH BRONG AHAFO 44 BECE/0464/2018 NTC/GTLE/26257/18 NSSGTG6074118 ABIGAIL TIMA BEREKUM COLLEGE OF EDUCATION ABANSERE D/A BASIC BEREKUM WEST BRONG AHAFO 45 BECE/0163/2018 NTC/GTLE/24425/18 NSSGTG8014518 ABIGAIL YEBOAA BEREKM COLLEGE OF EDUCATION AKWABOAH NO. 2 M/A BASIC SCH ASUNAFO NORTH BRONG AHAFO ABIGIAL NAADIREH 46 MCCE/0121/2018 NTC/GTLE/07219/18 NSSGTG7270418 MCCOY COLLEGE OF EDUCATION KENKAASE D/A BASIC ASUTIFI SOUTH BRONG AHAFO SOUNYENMAH 47 ATCE/0008/2018 NTC/GTLE/01346/18 NSSGTG7672118 ABILA WIAFE SOLOMON ATEBUBU COLLEGE OF EDUCATION TAAHO ISLAMIC PRIMARY NKORANZA NORTH BRONG AHAFO 48 SJCE/0001/2018 NTC/GTLE/22932/18 NSSGTG8063318 ABINGA ANYORKA ST. JOSEPH'S COLLEGE OF EDUCATION YAWUSUKROM D/A BASIC ASUTIFI NORTH BRONG AHAFO KONKROMPE GYAUKROM 49 SACE/0123/2018 NTC/GTLE/00599/18 NSSGTG5201718 ABOAGYEWAA GYASI AMA ST. AMBROSE COLLEGE OF EDUCATION TECHIMAN SOUTH BRONG AHAFO KG/PRIMARY 50 ATCE/0009/2018 NTC/GTLE/22970/18 NSSGTG7670718 ABOBILA ISAAC ATEBUBU COLLEGE OF EDUCATION KWAME DANSO R/C KG/ PRIMARY SENE WEST BRONG AHAFO MAMPONG TECHNICAL COLLEGE OF 51 MTCE/0218/2018 NTC/GTLE/07423/18 NSSGTG7306018 ABOWATAAKU DONGLEBO SABULE D/A BASIC KINTAMPO SOUTH BRONG AHAFO EDUCATION 52 EPCE/0006/2018 NTC/GTLE/04469/18 NSSGTG8081518 ABOWEN AWENTEMI VIDA E.P COLLEGE OF EDUCATION, BIMBILLA TUOBODOM S.D.A KG/PRIMARY TECHIMAN NORTH BRONG AHAFO ATTAKROM YEBOAA PENE D/A 53 ATCE/0010/2018 NTC/GTLE/01135/18 NSSGTG7663918 ABRAFI NAOMI ATEBUBU COLLEGE OF EDUCATION SUNYANI EAST BRONG AHAFO KG/PRIMARY 54 BECE/0057/2018 NTC/GTLE/28509/18 NSSGTG6089118 ABRAHAM AGYEI KOFI BEREKUM COLLEGE OF EDUCATION TAIANO NO. II D/A PRIMARY JAMAN SOUTH BRONG AHAFO 55 DACE/0163/2018 NTC/GTLE/25496/18 NSSGTG7525818 ABRAHAM MENSAH KWAME DAMBAI COLLEGE OF EDUCATION TROWHE M/A PRIM ATEBUBU AMANTEN BRONG AHAFO 56 ATCE/0013/2018 NTC/GTLE/20073/18 NSSGTG7655818 ABU MARIAMA ATEBUBU COLLEGE OF EDUCATION DINKRA D/A PRIMARY NKORANZA NORTH BRONG AHAFO 57 EPCE/0690/2018 NTC/GTLE/06955/18 NSSGTG7583218 ABU SALISU E.P COLLEGE OF EDUCATION, BIMBILLA MIM - AMPONSAKRUM M/A BASIC NKORANZA SOUTH BRONG AHAFO 58 BBCE/0045/2018 NTC/GTLE/22090/18 NSSGTG6098718 ABU SORNA BAGABAGA COLLEGE OF EDUCATION MALLAMKROM M/A PRIMARY WENCH MUNICIPAL BRONG AHAFO 59 GBCE/0019/2018 NTC/GTLE/22373/18 NSSGTG7428218 ABUBAKAR GAMPENI FATAWU GBEWAA COLLEGE OF EDUCATION TANOKROMD/A PRIM/KG KINTAMPO SOUTH BRONG AHAFO BRONG AHAFO REGION S.NO INDEX_NUMBER NTC NSS_NUMBER FULL_NAME COLLEGE SCHOOL POSTED TO: SPONSORSHIP_DISTRICT REGION 60 SACE/0148/2018 NTC/GTLE/15881/18 NSSGTG7876718 ABUBAKAR MAMUDU ST. AMBROSE COLLEGE OF EDUCATION BUNI AMEZION JHS JAMAN NORTH BRONG AHAFO 61 OFCE/0007/2018 NTC/GTLE/13830/18 NSSGTG6482118 ABUBAKARI INUSAH OFFINSO COLLEGE OF EDUCATION ASUEYI D/A J.H.S TECHIMAN NORTH BRONG AHAFO 62 BECE/0007/2018 NTC/GTLE/26221/18 NSSGTG6076018 ABUBAKARI YAKUBU BEREKUM COLLEGE OF EDUCATION SUBRISO NO. 1 M/A JHS WENCH MUNICIPAL BRONG AHAFO 63 SJCE/0002/2018 NTC/GTLE/17836/18 NSSGTG6337418 ABUDU MUNKALA ST. JOSEPH'S COLLEGE OF EDUCATION TANOKROM D/A JHS TAIN BRONG AHAFO 64 ATCE/0017/2018 NTC/GTLE/19659/18 NSSGTG7675018 ACHAMPONG ELVIS ATEBUBU TRAINING COLLEGE DODOWA D/A JHS ASUNAFO SOUTH BRONG AHAFO ST.
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  • Report of the Commission of Inquiry Into the Creation of New Regions

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