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ABIA STATE Unique Identification Code Name 1 WORK EXPERIENCE PROGRAM: CANDIDATES - ABIA STATE Unique Identification Code Name 1 WO609C0FB6C9222 Ogboso Chinenye Sophia 2 WO609A3A978AEAF Adiele Juliet Chidera 3 WO609C9A9577679 Ngozichi Godwin Favour 4 WO608FD71ED50B2 Kalu-Anya Precious Uchechi 5 WO60995BB882FD4 Ukeka Gift Onyinyechi 6 WO608D92B19EAEE Owubokiri Golden Jamabo 7 WO609E5E8097B28 ONWUCHEKWA STELLA UDEGBU 8 WO609C3A80AED7F Mmadubuko Onyinyechi Lilian 9 WO6093B17A6E1B2 Patrick Chukwudi Goodness 10 WO608F5AC186BD9 BASSEY PATRICK WILLIAMS 11 WO609790DC776B6 Oteh Christopher Chibuzor 12 WO609CEBDF3AF21 Ogbodo Chisom Rosemary 13 WO60992D675E140 Sunday Godswill Chidi 14 WO609C2124A2A9A Chigbu Ikechukwu Chibuzor 15 WO609BA8C651934 Mgbeokwere Ugochinyere Chinenye 16 WO608B4E87DBB0E Agbai Paul Godswill 17 WO609B6A2995222 Omattah Ijeoma Patricia 18 WO609997BB40277 Anene Stephanie Uzodibechi 19 WO60929CB8B0045 EGBULEFU CHIDINMA RUTH 20 WO609A0CD00792E Umeha Florence Chinyere 21 WO609C9DBC1F228 Amaeshi Kelechi Nelson 22 WO609E564E1A6F9 Okorie Vincent Kalu 23 WO609C16665E7BB Nwankwo Onyedikachi 24 WO6089C184AFEA7 ALAO EKUNDAYO OLUWASEYI 25 WO60901277D349A OGUNGBOLA ISMAILA 26 WO609B05665B7F3 Prosper Saviour Tochukwu 27 WO609BDEE7CBEB8 JOHN DIKE NDUKWE 28 WO609B065CA5948 Kanu Nkechinyere Faith 29 WO609B18848E77D Ohanme Chibuzor Promise 30 WO608DAB40E67FC Okoye Favour Uzoamaka 31 WO608FB9FE4C954 Agu Chidimma Priscillia 32 WO609BE94B8A943 Ogbonna Chineme Florence 33 WO6091E8D241D99 Chinenye God'spower kelvin 34 WO608DCEE55DBB1 CHIMEZIE LUCAS CHINEMEREM 35 WO609CBD3D1F7EC Anyachukwu Kingsley Nnaemeka 36 WO609BEBA9B871D OMENUKWU EMMANUEL CHINONSO 37 WO60999D3D01611 Onwubiko Amarachi Clara 38 WO609B19F067F54 Kalu Ebere Egwu 39 WO608C6630DD7EB Ndukwe Chinemerem Ndukwe 40 WO609ADD91DD4F5 Akpuda Goodnews Chisom 41 WO609B2468B1A1D Okereke Loveline Ifeoma 42 WO60911FB444FCE Johnson Ifeanyi Richard 43 WO6097D9F2A34EE Abengowe Kingsley Chibueze 44 WO609D3B98BBD17 OKORIE UZOAMAKA DIVINE 45 WO609E9071A5370 NKEMDIRIM CHIKA PRINCE WORK EXPERIENCE PROGRAM: CANDIDATES - ADAMAWA STATE Unique Identification Code Name 1 WO60996FEADF18D Simon Frama 2 WO609993FBC1A87 Gova Yohanna 3 WO60999A32BAA6C Philip Esther Alango 4 WO6099B577CDC2F Solomon Julius Caesar 5 WO609A21F207A93 Daniel Benjamin Jauro 6 WO609A36A139F96 Gajere Muhzo 7 WO609A463C50EEC Paul Yakubu 8 WO609A4959228C3 Paul Linus 9 WO609A4A48A55BE Amos Abner Ezra 10 WO609A52D8DAF01 Emmanuel Yetti Job 11 WO609A59724FAFF Yohanna Saminu Moruppa 12 WO608D0585D954F Dangana Priscilla Bitrus 13 WO608EB7DE2229F Gaman Milcah 14 WO609322A4A2EFA Gabriel Gabriel Ihechiluru 15 WO609EBA9175EDF Jimoh Ayokanmi Temitope 16 WO609A53A1BA0BE Emmanuel Blessing 17 WO60A0CD8E9361B Adamu Wasila Umaru 18 WO60898704804A6 Abubakar Auwal 19 WO6099A8D523D98 Nasir Ibrahim Aliyu 20 WO60A53709801A7 Yusuf Ubaidullah Musa 21 WO609B13D30789E Ishola Oluwafunmilayo Grace 22 WO609930C8ABDB8 Kilobas Mary Lazarus 23 WO60A11DB8AF90D Teryima Mmase Joshua 24 WO609A72A0BF7BD wunjir yujir alfred 25 WO60A38DF702DE5 OZUGBO Mark Oluwaseun 26 WO609E634506149 Sonkiga Vasity James 27 WO609E25821F6FD Amadi Blessing Chidinma 28 WO609024B7EBD72 Kattan Titus Lydia 29 WO6099BC164BA3F Oladiti Timileyin Peter 30 WO609D3624ED6DE Mamuda Isuwa 31 WO609AEC6537CD1 Asur Kennedy Tarfa 32 WO609038891528A Adumun Helen Gakarnan 33 WO60A5921E97A6E Bobboti MARYAM 34 WO609938BA50863 Abdulmalik Rashida 35 WO609D4A90C8DDA Ezekiel Giziyah 36 WO608C5E2480ACB BITRUS Samson 37 WO609D7AE584B76 Sambo Henry 38 WO609D513167C38 Jatau Vincent Vandi 39 WO609BCED50786B EKEHUIE Gift 40 WO609EFF9014A26 Samuel Naomi 41 WO609AED20B70B6 Holy Pwanabeshi 42 WO609E4C301688A Ridley Bifam 43 WO609D3541AD648 Hamman Ilham Yakubu 44 WO609A2C53988BE Solomon Philip 45 WO60A56FCF35B8F Salawu Sunday Adebayo 46 WO609C2D2DAC137 James Vincent 47 WO609B38B6C214E Ezaka Ephraim Ibeabuchi 48 WO6083E4534405B Osanyindoro Victor Tolu 49 WO609E242D657F2 Bello Sahabi 50 WO60912755D4E62 Sani Yahya Yahya 51 WO609D3A85648EE Sajo Aliyu Hussaini 52 WO609407890FE33 Ezeugwu Ethel 53 WO6099819C2872C James Joy 54 WO6095AF510582A BELLO FILIBUS ADAMU 55 WO60926A9E6A107 Onyia Victor Ebubechukwu 56 WO609C449310377 Philip Joyce 57 WO609ADCF5DE812 Danladi Maureen 58 WO609516169BE27 Musa Abubakar Sadiq 59 WO609D1DAB1938F Hammanjoda Haruna 60 WO6091DADC5A087 Kwada Allahya 61 WO608DEE637DE47 Manga Blessing Chinda 62 WO609D3740A15FD KUTTE MICHAEL MARKUS 63 WO609C3DB0670F2 Philip Gideon 64 WO608EB30806B0A BELLO AISHA MUSA 65 WO609E25D43FEFD Gabriel Stephen Onwe 66 WO609D9A3D18642 Douglas Doris Elkanah 67 WO609088BA1500B Yusuf Mdihyelya 68 WO608D5A5068CDD MOHAMMED SANI SHEIKH 69 WO60A597AA836B4 Hammanyero Abdullahi 70 WO608CD6C152261 Ogbonna Solomon Chidubem 71 WO60915A1BE87A1 Bello Umar Mallam 72 WO60929248A2FB6 IKANI DAVID OSHOLI 73 WO609B35A1558D8 Gidado Khabbabu Mohammed 74 WO609C28393395D AMUGA PIDAU BENJAMIN 75 WO609E640529DA1 Owoseni olufunke Abosede 76 WO609E93CC15D47 Ayuba Joshua Njagi 77 WO608EE7582DDD0 Gassa Joseph Philip 78 WO609C18F170E04 Titus Zunge Nizaba 79 WO609EE3550FC01 Tumba Michael MOSES 80 WO609CAE23342CF Muhammed Shaibu Sanni 81 WO6092A384A2B03 Garba Altine Aloysius 82 WO60A51382AD6EE MARKUS SUNDAY 83 WO6099C25DEB9CE Abubakar Suleiman 84 WO609BC5079DB75 Udeh Chinenye Juliet 85 WO609AD3CACC7C0 Nwogu Victoria Uchenna 86 WO6097C1BFD84DE Ayoade Paul Taiye 87 WO608FB71987BD3 Boniface Blessing Olehogocho 88 WO608EC4A83DF96 Justine Aaron Salpa 89 WO609CCB9EB00A5 Ebong Unwana Okon 90 WO6099824FBB827 Babale Pehbumo Freeman 91 WO609EBB329946E Omale Innocent Iduh 92 WO6091CC527D3FE Dangir Emmanuel Masal 93 WO609E8FC4ADCB1 Hamman YAKUBU 94 WO6089FBB56FF22 Aminu Abubakar Sadiq 95 WO6092A3C967863 Shadrach Hyellaparda Shallie 96 WO608A93EFE6516 Gilmon Pwanangba Kombo 97 WO608FC7B069A94 Garba Dahiru 98 WO608BEC60DC443 Buba Paulina 99 WO609500B4D9B7E Edom Ezekiel Elisha 100 WO608ED5DCAE2F0 Abubakar Musa Bello WORK EXPERIENCE PROGRAM: CANDIDATES - AKWA IBOM STATE Unique Identification Code Name 1 WO6093C0BAF0311 John Enobong Emmanuel 2 WO6098C91DD4EF5 Iwere Omuli Faith 3 WO609B16096F36A Usen Effanga Effanga 4 WO609BACB8C8720 Ekong Toiyoabasi Nkeseobong 5 WO609B070307999 UDOH IDARA MARK 6 WO609CDC0906000 Eton Moses Edwin 7 WO609C16CD8A281 Ekanem Hope Emah 8 WO609ACB60D4CA8 Inyang Queeneth Edidiong 9 WO609A97A8A95E9 Ofioguma Princess Elohor 10 WO609BAB7110C29 Ekwere Keresifon Stanley 11 WO609BD78C2CBAE Amadi Favour Onyinyechi 12 WO609AFD860F14F Edoho Erinyanga Peter 13 WO609A87C2E8BAC Bassey Abasifreke Ime 14 WO608E51ED04720 Ufot Patience Obong 15 WO60959B558B0B8 UDO GODSGIFT EKONG 16 WO609E8515AA0C9 Agbor Ntui Cletus 17 WO609EDC0684B2A THOMAS EKPONO-ABASI VINCENT 18 WO609C6F2DE901F Okon Imaobong Emmanuel 19 WO609E4D2BD836D Okon Jeremiah Jeremiah 20 WO609EDE80DA889 MARCUS AWAJIGBANAM ENENE 21 WO609E719982443 Jerome Kenneth Simeon 22 WO609CDCC1DE183 Abatai Abatai Emmanuel 23 WO609EDDF753352 THOMAS EKPONO-ABASI VINCENT 24 WO609ADD731E685 Eze Chinenye Peace 25 WO609A6D37697D8 Okon Okon Ene 26 WO609B01860A32B Ndarake Princess Owoh 27 WO609EDBB448AA3 THOMAS EKPONO-ABASI VINCENT 28 WO60A24633028E7 Asuquo Nsima Isaac 29 WO609E9483BB3EB DANIEL EDIMA USORO 30 WO608EFFA7B2019 Edison Mishael Essien 31 WO609EA9394FA05 Essien ANYANIME Ime 32 WO609EDD1D471E5 THOMAS EKPONO-ABASI VINCENT 33 WO609ED2A99CE9E Etim Ofonime Aniedi 34 WO609E6F9A76738 UDOFIA EDIDIONG ITUEN 35 WO60A573162E6C1 Edem Utomobong Emmanuel 36 WO608F97A389F18 Udoyen Emmmnauel Titus 37 WO608FCF77BEC61 UDOAKAHA LUCY IMO 38 WO609E46013B7C4 ENYINA EDIDIONG ISAIAH 39 WO609C1B6E76459 Obianom Ebere Charity 40 WO609E3D515737E UMANAH PRINCEWILL MONDAY 41 WO608D09B1C6989 Edem Edikan Umo 42 WO60A0D7C49C9EA Ating Ann Celestine 43 WO609E7460306AB Akpadiaha Rita Benson 44 WO609EDC697A514 THOMAS EKPONO-ABASI VINCENT 45 WO609EDC2EB3C98 THOMAS EKPONO-ABASI VINCENT 46 WO609C6BD703D98 Offor Cynthia Adanne 47 WO608AAD6296FA2 Johnny Anthony Okom 48 WO609C9CC32961B John Emmanuel Udeme 49 WO609E882CCB10E Agbor Ntui Cletus 50 WO609D86DAB0F99 Udo Veronica Paul WORK EXPERIENCE PROGRAM: CANDIDATES - ANAMBRA STATE Unique Identification Code Name 1 WO60879B88F2180 Nzeluaka Tochukwu Titus 2 WO6090871FA6F1C Nwana Chukwumaijem Christopher 3 WO609171D393230 OJUKWU SOMUADINA UCHENNA 4 WO609522EFF328F Izundu Chioma Theresa 5 WO609D05EF0464C OKEKE CHISOM ELOCHUKWU 6 WO609D7691DB765 Ezenekwe Marylovina Kelechi 7 WO609E665FBB253 ogbonnaya nelson chinedu 8 WO609E6D649C156 Okoro Precious Chineze 9 WO60A4123576FFA Mmuo Ifeakachukwu Joy 10 WO609985BDD0859 Ojini Bright Ejike 11 WO609BEAF315473 Jeremiah Ikedi Chukwubuikem 12 WO60999AE7766E3 Onyenoneke Christopher Chijioke 13 WO609D316CDEBF6 EZE BIBIAN NKIRUKA 14 WO6097C56C14E56 Ozumba Chukwubueze Chinenye 15 WO609B5B9D21C21 Okezuo Umeadi Emmanuel 16 WO609E342828142 Iloduba Johnkennedy Chukwuemeka 17 WO609020894C2F5 Mogbana Chizoba Maryblessing 18 WO609ADA9B2D278 Omeludike Ogechukwu Christabel 19 WO609AFF84C727F Anyaechem Chukwuebuka Benedict 20 WO609C1685284BB ANYAENE SOLOMON CHIDIEBERE 21 WO609EC344F2B49 Daniel Chinedu Precious 22 WO608BEA21EA56A Ebosi Eberechukwu Promise 23 WO609C1E9861095 Okoro Nwafor Ukpai 24 WO609D39F906428 Ubani Ngozi Favour 25 WO608FD9FBDFB6A Nnanta Ojichukwu Chimezirim 26 WO60A12F659381D Okoyeugha Chinazaekpere Emmanuela 27 WO6094B5122D798 Onyekwena Cheluchi Jahslove 28 WO608C19E35DE35 Ndubilo Cynthia Onyinyechukwu 29 WO609E906EBF211 Echeta Ebubechukwu Chukwuebuka 30 WO609A52F4B1D9A Chukwubuikem Ifedibaluchukwu Precious 31 WO609D483927E57 NWAKOR IFEOMA VIVIAN 32 WO609E736E3A4A7 Ugwu Izuchukwu Collins 33 WO60996964F1581 CHIDERA ICHEKU ANTHONY 34 WO609A5972D12A5 Agufobi Chioma Cynthia
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