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Dormant Accounts dfcu DORMANT ACCOUNTS 119 2004 dfcu . Dormant Accounts 26 oad P 70 Tel: 0414 351 000 0800 222000 www.dfcugroup.com dfcu Bank Limited is regulated by the Central Bank of Uganda 1 A Page 1-9 B Page 9-17 C Page 17 D Page 17-18 E Page 18-19 F Page 19 G Page 19-21 H Page 21-22 I Page 22-26 J Page 26-34 K Page 34-40 L Page 40-43 M Page 43-98 N Page 98-108 INDEX O Page 108-110 P Page 110-115 Dormant Accounts Q Page 115 R Page 115 S Page 115 T Page 115-116 U Page 116 V Page 116 W Page 116-121 X Page 121 Y Page 121 Z Page 121 2 BRANCH CUSTOMER NAME ABIM ATIM SUSAN GRACE ABIM OWILLI AKIO MARY EMMACULATE ABIM ATIN CAL 1 PAPERE GROUP ABIM OWILLI JUSTINE 6TH STREET AYO GRACE ABIM ATWARO CHRISTINE VICKY ABIM OWILLI MATHEW.O.A I.T.O OWILLI 6TH STREET KAKEREWE HUSSEIN KRISTIAN SUNDAY ABIM AUMA ANNA 6TH STREET NAIRUBA DOREEN ABIM OWILLI PETER ABIM AWILLI LILLY 6TH STREET NALUMU MAYIMUNA ABIM PAMBA FARMER FIELD SCHOOL ABIM AYEE YESU WOMEN GROUP 6TH STREET NAMUKWAYA SHARIFAH ABIM RYEM CAN YOUTH GROUP ABIM AYEN JACKSON R.B 6TH STREET OKELLO MOSES ABIM TEM ATEMA FARMER FIELD SCHOOL ABIM AYOO KAMILA ABAITA ABABIRI ABERA ROSE MARY ABIM UGANDA MUSLIM SUPREME COUN- ABIM AYUB- YORA MICRO FINANCE ABAITA ABABIRI AKELLO SUZAN CIL,ABIM DISTRICT GROUP ABAITA ABABIRI ALEMO AGNES ABIM UMOJA AGRO PASTORAL FIELD ABIM BAKALI KABWAKA ABAITA ABABIRI APIO DAPHINE SCHOOL ABIM BALIKOWA HENRY ABAITA ABABIRI BAKAMBAGA GODFREY ABIM WARYEM CAN ORETA GROUP ABIM BEDO ABEDA BAKONYI YOUTH ABIM WELU K’ETHUR CO-OPERATIVE ABAITA ABABIRI BAKO ANNET GROUP SAVINGS AND CREDIT SOCIETY ABAITA ABABIRI BASEMERE CHRISTINE ABIM BETHEL CONSULTANCY LIMITED ABAITA ABABIRI BIGABWA ROBERT ABIM CUNGINEN REFLECT CYCLE ABIM YOM-CWINY GROUP ABAITA ABABIRI ELOBU CHARLES ABIM ELOKETI ANDREW ABIM YUB PACO FARMERS GROUP ABAITA ABABIRI IKEDI TEDDY ABIM ELOKETI ANDREW ITO ODONG ACACIA KASALINA ZAWEDDE MUWANGA ABAITA ABABIRI KAWALA SAIDI ABRAHAM ITO BENJAMIN PAULO ABAITA ABABIRI KIBUNZELI GODFREY ABIM EMEKI OYELE FARMER FIELD ACACIA ABBAS KAJOBA M &JUUKO AKEEM SCHOOL ABAITA ABABIRI KIIZA ROBERT ACACIA ABODO JANE FRANCES ITO NAMOE ABIM ENGOLA JASPER DEXTER B ABAITA ABABIRI MATIDI CAROLINE ABIM FATHER’S UNION,CHURCH OF ACACIA ABU, SHABAN & TRACEY ABAITA ABABIRI MENYA ESTHER UGANDA,KIRU ARCH DEACONRY ACACIA ACOM IMMACULATE ABAITA ABABIRI MUJASI FAHADI ABIM GRACE OWILLI ITO ALUM ESTHER ACACIA AGABA ALEX I.T.O AGABA NICOLE QUEEN ABAITA ABABIRI NABAWANUKA CATHERINE ANYONGIRE ABIM GULONGER WOMEN’S GROUP ABAITA ABABIRI NABUKENYA IMMACULATE ACACIA AGATHER ATUHAIRE ABIM GWOK LENGO FARMERS GROUP ABAITA ABABIRI NABUTUWA JOYCE ACACIA AGONZIBWA GLENDA KATEMBA ABIM KA-ELEMUYE FARMERS GROUP ABAITA ABABIRI NAIGAGA PROSSY ACACIA AISHA TRADING LTD ABIM KAKECH WOMENS GROUP ABAITA ABABIRI NAJJUKO MAYIMUNA ACACIA AKOL ANNE M. 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ITO AKULLO ABIM NEN AYIM YOUTH GROUP ACACIA BUGEMBE TWEWEYO INVESTMENT SANTY DILUSH ABIM NYADOI EVELYN ITO AWORI FORTU- CLUB ABIM ACHAYO FLORENCE NAMOE NATE CATHERINE ACACIA BUKENYA GAVIN TIMOTHY ABIM ACHENG VICKY FAITH ITO AYOO ABIM NYAKWAE SUBCOUNTY NAADS DANNIELLA ACCOUNT ACACIA BYAMUGISHA J. K. ITO AKORA ANN ABIM ACHENG VICKY FAITH ITO OKOT ABIM OBANGA-BA WANY FARMERS ACACIA CAROLINE NALWANGA GROUP BRIAN ACACIA CAROLINE WAMBUI I.T.O JEREMIAH ABIM ACHOLA CHRISTINE ANYADWE ITO ABIM OBIN GODFREY OWINY WANYONYI KHAYEMBA AYUGI MELLIN ABIM OCHAN DAVID ITO OBURA EDGAR ACACIA CHRISTINE .S. ITO BRANDON S . ABIM ACHUMA MAXWELL AND ACHIRO ABIM OCHAN PATRICK ACACIA CHRISTINE S ITO RUBY SEKYANA GLORIA ITO OKELLO ERVIN PRINCE ABIM ODERO MICHAEL ACACIA CONVENANT CLUB ABIM ACWEC ENEMIO WOMEN GROUP ABIM OGWANG ROBERT ACACIA DANIEL MUROKORA ABIM ADILANG CO-OPERATIVE SAVINGS AND CREDIT SOCIETY LTD ABIM OKECH CHARLES ACACIA DAVID KAYONDO AND CAROLINE OCHWO ABIM AKELLO FLORENCE ABIM OKELLO EMMANUEL OWILLI ACACIA DAVID SSERUNKUUMA & NALUGYA ABIM OKENGO NICHOLAS ABIM AKULLO EVALINE C ABIM OMARA RICHARD ADEL ABIM ALELO GRACE ACACIA DE TEMMERMAN ELS ABIM ONGOM JOSEPH AYEN ITO OWILLI ABIM AMOIT JANE ACACIA DEBORAH NUWAMANYA ITO LAURA BLESSING HOSEA ABIM ANENOBER FARMERS GROUP M ABIM ONGOM MARINUS BIXLER ABIM ANGOM FRANSES ACACIA DEIK ENTERPRISES LTD ABIM ONGOM MATHIAS ABIM APOO LATE IRUK ACACIA DR FRANCIS MULEKYA BWAMBALE ABIM OPIO ALFRED ITO ANYANGO ANNE ACACIA DR GODFREY LUYOMBYA&MRS ABIM ARAB MOE DANIEL PATIENCE SARAH ABIM ASIO RACHAEL ABIM OTIM RICHARD ITO AYUGI VENNESA ACACIA DR MUZANYE & F NAMUTIIBWA ABIM ATEM KI LOBO WIDOWS GROUP 1 ACACIA DR. 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