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HALMASHAURI YA WILAYA YA LONGIDO WANAFUNZI WALIOCHAGULIWA KUJIUNGA KIDATO CHA KWANZA 2020 A: SHULE ZA BWENI SHULE ZA UFAULU MZURI ZAIDI/UFUNDI/KAWAIDA 1. WAVULANA NAMBA YA NA MTAHINIWA JINA LA MTAHINIWA SHULE ATAKAYO SHULE AENDAYO ALAMA DARAJA 1 PS0104019-047 SAMWEL LENDETU NDOIPO SINYA ILBORU 229 A 2 PS0104019-027 KITAANI OYOHO PERIA SINYA TANGA TECH 228 A 3 PS0104019-004 ANDREA ROBERT LOTH SINYA TANGA TECH 228 A 4 PS0104019-019 JAMES FLORENCE TESHA SINYA BALANGDALALU 228 A SHULE ZA UFAULU MZURI ZAIDI/ KAWAIDA 1. WASICHANA NAMBA YA NA MTAHINIWA JINA LA MTAHINIWA SHULE ATAKAYO SHULE AENDAYO ALAMA DARAJA 1 PS0104019-075 NAMNYAKI MOSSES NDOIPO SINYA KILAKALA 229 A 2 PS0104019-079 NDIRATI ATUMA SARIJORI SINYA KOROGWE 227 A B: SHULE ZA SEKONDARI ZA BWENI/KUTWA 1. SHULE YA SEKONDARI LONGIDO i. WAVULANA NAMBA YA NA JINA LA MTAHINIWA SHULE ATAKAYO SHULE AENDAYO ALAMA DARAJA MTAHINIWA 1 PS0104019-008 BARAKA SARUNI ALAIS SINYA LONGIDO 228 A 2 PS0104019-048 SANGARI TAIKO KITISYA SINYA LONGIDO 228 A 3 PS0104019-002 AMANI AYUBU GOODLUCK SINYA LONGIDO 227 A 4 PS0104019-013 DICKSON LAURENT ATHANAS SINYA LONGIDO 227 A 5 PS0104019-028 KUYANI LOMAYANI MATIPEI SINYA LONGIDO 227 A 6 PS0104019-037 MELUBO LEKENI SIRONGA SINYA LONGIDO 227 A 7 PS0104019-043 PIUS MARKO ISACK SINYA LONGIDO 227 A 8 PS0104019-046 SAMWEL FRANK SHAUSHI SINYA LONGIDO 227 A 9 PS0104019-056 WILFRED ISACK KISIOKI SINYA LONGIDO 227 A 10 PS0104019-001 ABEDNEGO GABRIEL EMANUEL SINYA LONGIDO 226 A 11 PS0104019-003 AMANI SANINGO LEKUKWO SINYA LONGIDO 226 A 12 PS0104019-007 BARAKA JULIUS MICHAEL SINYA LONGIDO 209 A 13 PS0104013-038 NICKSON PETER MASATU LONGIDO LONGIDO 209 A 14 PS0104019-055 VICTOR BARIKI ENOCK SINYA LONGIDO 209 A 15 PS0104009-007 DEVIS JONAS MCHARO KETUMBEINE LONGIDO 208 A 16 PS0104009-016 JOCOB ARON MUNUO KETUMBEINE LONGIDO 206 A 17 PS0104013-040 PAULO MICHAEL JOHN LONGIDO LONGIDO 205 A 18 PS0104009-025 MESHAK ABRAHAM JOHN KETUMBEINE LONGIDO 200 B 19 PS0104013-005 ALPHAN RAMADHA WENGA LONGIDO LONGIDO 200 B 20 PS0104013-037 NICKSON BARAKA DAVID LONGIDO LONGIDO 200 B 21 PS0104014-001 JAKAYA KUNDUI NAROK MATALE LONGIDO 200 B 22 PS0104002-005 GIPSON PETER MASAWE ELERAI LONGIDO 199 B 23 PS0104009-003 ASHUMU LENGAI LESAOYO KETUMBEINE LONGIDO 199 B 24 PS0104009-009 ELIAS MELITA ALAISI KETUMBEINE LONGIDO 199 B 25 PS0104009-019 KENEDI ELIPHAS FADHILI KETUMBEINE LONGIDO 199 B 26 PS0104013-007 BERNAD WILSON MINJA LONGIDO LONGIDO 199 B 27 PS0104013-027 LEMAIBA KARIONKI LENGESE LONGIDO LONGIDO 199 B Page 1 of 34 NAMBA YA NA MTAHINIWA JINA LA MTAHINIWA SHULE ATAKAYO SHULE AENDAYO ALAMA DARAJA 28 PS0104016-001 AGAPE PHILIPO CHRISTIAN NAMANGA LONGIDO 199 B 29 PS0104028-011 OYIARE JOSHUA MILLIA SINONIK LONGIDO 199 B 30 PS0104002-013 SARUNI SANING'O SIRIA ELERAI LONGIDO 198 B 31 PS0104009-010 ELISHA SAMWEL NOAH KETUMBEINE LONGIDO 198 B 32 PS0104009-040 YONA KORDUNI OSSURA KETUMBEINE LONGIDO 198 B 33 PS0104034-011 MUHAMED HASSAN ABDALAH ST THERESA LONGIDO 198 B 34 PS0104008-016 NASRI IDDY MBWANA KAMWANGA LONGIDO 197 B 35 PS0104009-001 ALAIS ENGIDUTH MEPURDA KETUMBEINE LONGIDO 197 B 36 PS0104016-015 INOCENT JOSEPH MAYA NAMANGA LONGIDO 197 B 37 PS0104016-021 LODRICK RABSON MUNUO NAMANGA LONGIDO 197 B 38 PS0104016-022 NICKSON FRANCIS MUSHI NAMANGA LONGIDO 197 B 39 PS0104018-020 OMARY LEKOILE MILIARA OLMOLOG LONGIDO 197 B 40 PS0104021-021 SAILEPU NAIGERO MOLLEL KITENDENI LONGIDO 197 B 41 PS0104008-008 FURAHA ABELI KISIRI KAMWANGA LONGIDO 196 B 42 PS0104008-013 JOHN COSMAS JACOBO KAMWANGA LONGIDO 196 B 43 PS0104009-024 MATHAYO LOKOITE NGASAGANJA KETUMBEINE LONGIDO 196 B 44 PS0104012-031 RAPHAEL EMMANUEL KAERA LERANG'WA LONGIDO 196 B 45 PS0104012-037 WILLIAM LEMKISHOI MOLLEL LERANG'WA LONGIDO 196 B 46 PS0104013-030 LODARU LAZARO LABOI LONGIDO LONGIDO 196 B 47 PS0104014-002 KUKUYA LAANDARE LENDURWAI MATALE LONGIDO 196 B 48 PS0104018-011 IMANI PAULO LEPAYONI OLMOLOG LONGIDO 196 B 49 PS0104044-003 LOWASA ZAKAYO LETAIYO OLTEPES LONGIDO 196 B 50 PS0104002-008 LYOMO LOGOLIE MOLLEL ELERAI LONGIDO 195 B 51 PS0104009-023 MARKO SAMBETE MELITA KETUMBEINE LONGIDO 195 B 52 PS0104009-028 NGAA SOIPEI LOSOTU KETUMBEINE LONGIDO 195 B 53 PS0104013-048 STEPHANI GERALD FUSI LONGIDO LONGIDO 195 B 54 PS0104016-003 ANOLD DEOGRATIUS OKUTU NAMANGA LONGIDO 195 B 55 PS0104018-022 SAIBOLU MOSES PARSEKO OLMOLOG LONGIDO 195 B 56 PS0104028-004 JACOBO ALAIS SYOKINO SINONIK LONGIDO 195 B 57 PS0104016-025 RAMADHANI SHABANI BARIE NAMANGA LONGIDO 187 B 58 PS0104013-022 JOHNSON HUMPHREY SHAYO LONGIDO LONGIDO 177 B 59 PS0104013-013 DAUDI JOSEPH MAPUNDA LONGIDO LONGIDO 161 B 60 PS0104004-014 SEKINO YAKOBO LEMAGA ENGIKARETI LONGIDO 146 C 61 PS0104005-007 MELIYO PALALETI LAAMBALA GELAI BOMBA LONGIDO 146 C 62 PS0104011-009 MOYO TIKOINE KUYAN KISERIAN LONGIDO 146 C 63 PS0104016-026 SAMWEL OLOTILA PALLANGYO NAMANGA LONGIDO 146 C 64 PS0104017-004 KITISIA KASHUMA KAANGO NGEREYANI LONGIDO 146 C 65 PS0104017-007 TAJIRI KALASINGA KIRO NGEREYANI LONGIDO 146 C 66 PS0104023-001 ABDALLAH HUSSEIN SAIDI EORENDEKE LONGIDO 146 C 67 PS0104031-010 JACOB LOISIMAMA LAIZER ABERNATHY LONGIDO 146 C 68 PS0104035-007 MISEYEKI SANGET KAPURWA ORBOMBA LONGIDO 146 C 69 PS0104035-013 SAIPI KILAPUPWO BARARE ORBOMBA LONGIDO 146 C 70 PS0104042-001 ISAYA KUNANA OLEKIBOY LOPOLOSEK LONGIDO 146 C 71 PS0104002-009 MUSA LOIRIKO MOLLEL ELERAI LONGIDO 145 C 72 PS0104025-012 MEHETI MAALA LEYAN NOONDOTO LONGIDO 102 C 73 PS0104003-010 LOOMBUTWA MOSES SAMURIA ENGARENAIBOR LONGIDO 101 C 74 PS0104015-019 MELEJI MURIANGA MSHAO MUNDARARA LONGIDO 101 C 75 PS0104024-041 PETRO NABLOO LAIZER IRKASWA LONGIDO 101 C Page 2 of 34 NAMBA YA NA MTAHINIWA JINA LA MTAHINIWA SHULE ATAKAYO SHULE AENDAYO ALAMA DARAJA 76 PS0104041-013 PARMELO SYOKINO LESHINGA LESING'ITA LONGIDO 101 C 77 PS0104004-016 THOMAS NDOOKI KIPARA ENGIKARETI LONGIDO 100 C 78 PS0104012-023 LUKA BARNABA SYOKINO LERANG'WA LONGIDO 100 C 79 PS0104015-017 MATHAYO YONA TANGONA MUNDARARA LONGIDO 100 C ii. WASICHANA NAMBA YA NA JINA LA MTAHINIWA SHULE ATAKAYO SHULE AENDAYO ALAMA DARAJA MTAHINIWA 1 PS0104019-070 JANETH VICTORIAN NGOWI SINYA LONGIDO 227 A 2 PS0104009-065 NASIM HAJI MOLLEL KETUMBEINE LONGIDO 226 A 3 PS0104019-060 CARENI JOSEPH NDOLILO SINYA LONGIDO 226 A 4 PS0104019-077 NASMA DERUA RIDHIWANI SINYA LONGIDO 225 A 5 PS0104009-056 MERI GIDIONI LEGARIMO KETUMBEINE LONGIDO 224 A 6 PS0104009-057 NAILOIS JOSHUA MELAU KETUMBEINE LONGIDO 224 A 7 PS0104019-062 DOREEN ANDREA ALPHAYO SINYA LONGIDO 224 A 8 PS0104009-059 NAMAYAN NINA MANDEU KETUMBEINE LONGIDO 223 A 9 PS0104009-060 NAMNYAKI MOSANI MAINA KETUMBEINE LONGIDO 223 A 10 PS0104009-080 SEMBEYO MUTUKI LEKOKOYO KETUMBEINE LONGIDO 215 A 11 PS0104016-060 SAAUMU JUMANNE IDDI NAMANGA LONGIDO 207 A 12 PS0104013-056 CAROLIN MOSSES SWALEHE LONGIDO LONGIDO 206 A 13 PS0104034-015 ANASTAZIA ANZELIM MUHELA ST THERESA LONGIDO 205 A 14 PS0104008-027 DEBORA EMANUEL JOEL KAMWANGA LONGIDO 200 B 15 PS0104009-049 GLADNES LOITU MUNGAS KETUMBEINE LONGIDO 200 B 16 PS0104013-064 GLORY JACOB MALLE LONGIDO LONGIDO 200 B 17 PS0104016-052 MARIA PROCHES SHIRIMA NAMANGA LONGIDO 200 B 18 PS0104009-043 CATHERINE MALAKI PETER KETUMBEINE LONGIDO 199 B 19 PS0104009-046 ESTER JEREMIA LEKENI KETUMBEINE LONGIDO 199 B 20 PS0104009-069 NEYESU PETER KAREKU KETUMBEINE LONGIDO 199 B 21 PS0104013-084 NEEMA JOHN MUNA LONGIDO LONGIDO 199 B 22 PS0104013-089 RUHAMA STANIEL SIMON LONGIDO LONGIDO 199 B 23 PS0104013-090 SAKINA MOHAMED ALLY LONGIDO LONGIDO 199 B 24 PS0104014-006 HOSIANA YAHAYA DALLAI MATALE LONGIDO 199 B 25 PS0104016-032 ASHA JIMA MSENGI NAMANGA LONGIDO 199 B 26 PS0104016-066 VERONIKA DANIEL GWANGWE NAMANGA LONGIDO 199 B 27 PS0104018-037 MARY PIUS EZEKIA OLMOLOG LONGIDO 199 B 28 PS0104002-015 ELIZABETH KAZENI MZAVA ELERAI LONGIDO 198 B 29 PS0104013-065 GRACE SAIMON MITATOM LONGIDO LONGIDO 198 B 30 PS0104013-080 NAPOI SARIMU LAIZER LONGIDO LONGIDO 198 B 31 PS0104013-086 NGARISIS NGOE LESUYA LONGIDO LONGIDO 198 B 32 PS0104018-034 LEA SAMWEL MING'ATI OLMOLOG LONGIDO 198 B 33 PS0104018-045 PENDO MELUBO MEING'ATI OLMOLOG LONGIDO 198 B 34 PS0104018-048 REGINA ONUNG'OI PARTEL OLMOLOG LONGIDO 198 B 35 PS0104018-050 SOFIA PAAPA LENGIOK OLMOLOG LONGIDO 198 B 36 PS0104034-021 GRACE GEOFREY MONGI ST THERESA LONGIDO 198 B 37 PS0104038-020 SUZANA PETER LAIZER NEW VISION ENGIKARET LONGIDO 198 B 38 PS0104013-097 SESITA KONE ALTATWANI LONGIDO LONGIDO 197 B 39 PS0104014-013 NTATAI NGAISHOO NYIKIN MATALE LONGIDO 197 B 40 PS0104016-043 GLORY ZEFANIA KIRA NAMANGA LONGIDO 197 B Page 3 of 34 NAMBA YA NA MTAHINIWA JINA LA MTAHINIWA SHULE ATAKAYO SHULE AENDAYO ALAMA DARAJA 41 PS0104018-043 NEEMA SOKOINE OYARE OLMOLOG LONGIDO 197 B 42 PS0104018-052 VIKTIRIA RAFAEL SIMON OLMOLOG LONGIDO 197 B 43 PS0104008-048 RAHELI EMANUEL SAITABAU KAMWANGA LONGIDO 196 B 44 PS0104013-088 QUEEN DANIELI TARIMO LONGIDO LONGIDO 196 B 45 PS0104013-093 SARA KILELI SAITOTI LONGIDO LONGIDO 196 B 46 PS0104013-102 WITNES AMOSI MUSA LONGIDO LONGIDO 196 B 47 PS0104016-031 ALLYA SHABANI MVINAKALA NAMANGA LONGIDO 196 B 48 PS0104016-068 ZAINA MWINYIHAJI HAMISI NAMANGA LONGIDO 196 B 49 PS0104008-042 NASRA IDDY MBWANA KAMWANGA LONGIDO 195 B 50 PS0104008-049 RAHELI LEONARD JOHN KAMWANGA LONGIDO 195 B 51 PS0104031-018 ANNERIS EDWARD KASIGA ABERNATHY LONGIDO 192 B 52 PS0104031-019 CHRISTINA DANIEL MOLLEL ABERNATHY LONGIDO 192 B 53 PS0104013-094 SAUMU YUSUPHY YOHANA LONGIDO LONGIDO 191 B 54 PS0104036-033 ANNA AMOS MAGERO BUGURUNI LONGIDO 190 B 55 PS0104034-028 NASERIAN SOLOMON NDASKOI ST THERESA LONGIDO 177 B 56 PS0104010-029 NEEMA JOSEPH MOLLEL KIMOKOUWA LONGIDO 166 B 57 PS0104032-004 CHARITI MATHAYO NGIDA IRNG'ONG'WEN LONGIDO 148 C 58 PS0104032-009 LAINI DAUDI
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