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TARABA STATE Serial Application Number Names LGA State 1 79RRI/TA/238/02/835848 SHANWULU BABAGONA GASHA-SERTI BARUWA TARABA 2 79RRI/TA/383/02/944602 OBEDIENCE JAPHET JALINGO TARABA 3 79RRI/TA/290/02/165111 DANBALA IDRIS TARABA 4 79RRI/TA/290/02/967721 SULEIMAN ABDULLAHI BAMUZA TARABA 5 79RRI/TA/290/02/566317 IBRAHIM MUHD MUHAMMED TARABA 6 79RRI/TA/290/02/693595 KABIRU SAMINU MUHAMMAD TARABA 7 79RRI/TA/290/02/483133 KABIRU TANKO TARABA 8 79RRI/TA/290/02/279336 HAMZA SALUHU BAUSHE TARABA 9 79RRI/TA/290/02/180011 AHMED MUKTARI BABA TARABA 10 79RRI/TA/290/02/650403 ABDULLAHI TANKO TARABA 11 79RRI/TA/290/02/988430 ABBAS ABUBAKAR TARABA 12 79RRI/TA/290/02/240418 IBRAHIM ISHAKA TARABA 13 79RRI/TA/239/02/114859 SALE BASHIR TARABA 14 79RRI/TA/88/02/693773 ENDURANCE LAZARUS HENRY BALI TARABA 15 79RRI/TA/415/02/551220 ABDULAZIZ SALISU TARABA 16 79RRI/TA/88/02/149534 MGBANYI SAMUEL ORDWE BALI TARABA 17 79RRI/TA/238/02/187253 SUNDAY NASHON GASHAKA TARABA 18 79RRI/TA/290/02/702838 JENNIFER SANI IBI L.G.A TARABA 19 79RRI/TA/670/02/100782 BEKKY ISSAC TARABA 20 79RRI/TA/466/02/806768 STANLEY DENNIS LAU TARABA 21 79RRI/TA/466/02/044378 HASSAN CONNECTOR LAU TARABA 22 79RRI/TA/161/02/689205 NSENHWERE MAIANGWA DONGA TARABA 23 79RRI/TA/290/02/214104 Idris Yakubu Taraba 24 79RRI/TA/670/02/903704 Umar Taheer Taraba 25 79RRI/TA/415/02/452085 KINGFRIEND SOLOMON KARIM LAMIDO TARABA 26 79RRI/TA/388/02/401453 Jonathan Kubby Jaligo Taraba 27 79RRI/TA/772/02/402553 Abdulkadir Sallau Zing Taraba 28 99RRI/699/02/336978 NURA MUSA TAKUM TARABA 29 79RRI/TA/290/02/084988 UMAR DANJUMA ALLAH NANAN IBI TARABA 30 79RRI/TA/02/062932 LURWANU IBRAHIM MUSA Nil TARABA 31 79RRI/TA/699/02304117 IBRAHIM ABBAS TAKUM TARABA 32 79RRI/TA/751/02/774881 JIBRIN ADAMU Taraba 33 79RRI/TA/239/02/467610 KAMAL S JIBRIN Taraba 34 79RRI/TA/239/02/975585 SAFIYANU BAKARI Taraba 35 79RRI/TA/751/658507 Abubakar Muhammad Mamman Taraba 36 79RRI/TA/751/080667 Hakilu Ibrahim Taraba 37 79RRI/TA/466/02/244430 Lazarus Samuel Sinjen Lau Taraba 38 79RRI/TA/16/02/983095 Dgyawanjwa Bala Donga Taraba 39 79RRI/TA/383/02/713249 Friday Blanto Jaligo Taraba 40 79RRI/TA/290/02/357097 Ortwer Achoughol Jeremiah Ibi Taraba 41 79RRI/TA/881/02/693773 Endurance Lazarus Henry Bali Taraba 42 79RRI/TA/765/02/613978 Anita Gideon Yorro Taraba 43 79RRI/TA/290/02/208961 MUSBAHU MUHAMMED BABAJI IBI Taraba 44 79RRI/TA/699/02/252326 ADAMU ZAIDU TAKUM Taraba 45 79RRI/TA/751/774881 Jibrin Adamu Wukari Taraba 46 79RRI/TA/736/02/350776 Andesati Ando Ussa Taraba 47 79RRI/TA/239/02/989292 ABBA AMINU MUHAMMAD TARABA 48 79RRI/TA/383/02/971284 Mansur Labaran Taraba 49 79RRI/TA/383/02/074652 Umar Danladi Mohammed Taraba 50 79RRI/TA/383/02/959979 Mansur Shafiu Taraba 51 79RRI/TA/383/02/752626 Abdullahi Aliyu Taraba 52 79RRI/TA/383/02/078212 Abas Adamu Taraba 53 79RRI/AD/542/02/539018 ISA ALIYU TARABA 54 79RRI/TA/415/5576296 YAHAYA IBRAHI, TARABA 55 79RRI/TA/954384 UZAIRU IBRAHIM DAUDA TARABA 56 79RRI/TA/415/02/591677 AHAMADU ABDULRAHAMAN TARABA 57 79RRI/TA/415/02/936193 BATURE DANIEL TOPI TARABA 58 79RRI/TA/88/02/062932 LURWANU IBRAHIM MUSA TARABA 59 79RRI/TA/383/02/723262 SHAMSUDEEN MUHAMMAD SALE TARABA 60 79RRI/TA/383/02/701480 AHMADU YUSUF JALO TARABA 61 79RRI/TA/383/02/992673 ABUBAKAR UMAR TARABA 62 79RRI/TA/383/02/814543 ADAMU HARUNA TARABA 63 79RRI/TA/383/02/965148 BELLO IDRIS TARABA 64 79RRI/TA/415/02/802134 NICODEMUS DANJUMA TARABA 65 79RRI/TA/415/02/576269 DANIEL SUNDAY MUNYA TARABA 66 79RRI/TA/765/02/785625 HARISU MUSA TARABA 67 79RRI/TA/02/700924 ILIYA HAYATU TARABA 68 79RRI/TA/699/02/114595 LUKMAN ILIYASU TARABA 69 79RRI/TA/383/362873 ELESHA ZAMBWA TARABA 70 79RRI/TA/383/02/362873 ELESHA ZAMBWA TARABA 71 79RRI/TA/466/02/936209 HABIBU ABDULLAHI TARABA 72 79RRI/TA/415/02/301606 HAYATU ZAKARI TARABA 73 79RRI/TA/415/02/879596 MUSA MOHAMMED TARABA 74 79RRI/TA/415/02/397782 IBRAHIM YAHAYA TARABA 75 79RRI/TA/383/02/598605 AMINU MUKTAR TARABA 76 79RRI/TA/415/02/943986 ADAM MAMUD TARABA 77 79RRI/TA/415/02/802815 SAFIYANU MUHAMMED SANI TARABA 78 79RRI/TA/415/02/060670 ABUBAKAR MUSA TARABA 79 79RRI/TA/415/02/432783 DANLADI AUDU TARABA 80 79RRI/TA/415/02/204976 MOHAMMED NASIRU SHEHU TARABA 81 79RRI/TA/383\02/956130 BILYAMINU AUWAL TARABA 82 79RR/TA/415/02/787578 DAIBU FARUK TARABA 83 79RRI/TA/415/02/012622 ABUBAKAR SHUAIBU TARABA 84 79RRI/TA/415/02/435647 IBRAHIM ABUBAKAR TARABA 85 79RRI/TA/239/02/929032 MUHAMMED USMAN HASSAN TARABA 86 79RRI/TA/415/02/426107 IDRIS DOGO IDRIS TARABA 87 76RRI/TA/466/02/290997 AHIJO ISAAC TARABA 88 79RRI/TA/466/02/042611 AHIJO NAWA TARABA 89 79RRI/TA/415/02/408287 SULAIMAN ABUBAKAR TARABA 90 79RRI/TA/383/02/332849 ZIYAUL ABUBAKAR TARABA 91 79RRI/TA/415/02/949798 SHEHU TAMAR TARABA 92 79RRI/383/02/954107 ALIYU SADIQ TARABA 93 79RRI/TA/736/02/047676 FAVOUR GOLA PEACE USSA TARABA 94 79RRI/TA/415/02/949536 ABDULAZIZ BAWA TARABA 95 79RRI/TA/415/02/51937 LUKA DANIEL TARABA 96 79RRI/TA/239/02/985221 EMMANUEL MICHAEL TARABA 97 79RRI/TA/239/02/147504 ABDULRAU YAKUBU AMINU TARABA 98 79RRI/TA/415/02/681307 UMAR MOHAMMED WANDU TARABA 99 79RRI/TA/415/02/468769 PATIENCE EPHRAIM TARABA 100 79RRI/TA/670/02/440616 EMMANUEL PHILIP TARABA 101 79RRI/TA/290/02/165111 DANBALA IDRIS Taraba 102 79RRI/TA/290/02/180011 AHMED MUKTARI BABA Taraba 103 79RRI/TA/290/02/240418 IBRAHIM ISHAKA Taraba 104 79RRI/TA/290/02/279336 HAMZA SALUHU BAUSHE Taraba 105 79RRI/TA/290/02/566317 IBRAHIM MUH'D MUHAMMED Taraba 106 79RRI/TA/290/02/650403 ABDULLAHI TANKO Taraba 107 79RRI/TA/290/02/693595 KABIRU SAMINU MUHAMMAD Taraba 108 79RRI/TA/290/02/967721 SULEIMAN ABDULLAHI BAMUZA Taraba 109 79RRI/TA/290/02/988430 ABBAS ABUBAKAR Taraba 110 79IRR/TA/59/02/407544 Solomon Micah Taraba 111 79RRI/TA/238/02/226623 JIBRILLA MUSA Gashaka Taraba 112 79RRI/TA/415/02/015391 Jocelyn Danladi Karim Lamido Taraba 113 79RRI/TA/238/02/239240 VICTOR SAVIOUR Gashaka Taraba 114 79RRI/TA/670/02/817857 Hayatu Liman Muhammad Sardauna Taraba 115 79RRI/TA/161/02/374290 Mansur BasiruBasiru Adam Donga Taraba 116 79RRI/TA/415/02/381597 ELIUD SONNY Karim Lamido Taraba 117 79RRI/TA/466/02/054937 Samuel Jonah Lau Taraba 118 79RRI/TA/383/02/571937 ABDULAZIZ BASHIR Jalingo Taraba 119 79RRI/TA/415/02/419115 Sa'ad Sani Karim Lamido Taraba 120 79RRI/TA/699/02/708906 JIBRIN SALEH UBAIDU Takum Taraba 121 79RRI/TA/415/02/400628 Lemuel Bambur Famous Karim Lamido Taraba 122 79RRI/TA/88/02/075943 SHAHABAN ALHAJI HABIBU Bali Taraba 123 79RRI/TA/383/02/747464 Yusuf Tukura Jalingo Taraba 124 79RRI/TA/161/02/831980 Patience Waziri Likita Donga Taraba 125 79RRI/TA/161/02/031303 Stephen Adibakundi Pambani Donga Taraba 126 79RRI/TA/383/02/492024 Kamal Abubakar Jalingo Taraba 127 79RRI/TA/415/02/353379 Faraaidid Muhammad Faruk Karim Lamido Taraba 128 79RRI/TA/670/02/676900 Jolly Falshin Sardauna Taraba 129 79RRI/TA/415/02/712396 Dramanjo Benjamin Karim Lamido Taraba 130 79RRI/TA/239/02/712358 IBRAHIM AHMED SALISU Gassol Taraba 131 79RRI/TA/239/02/789382 Joseph Mnongu Francis Gassol Taraba 132 79RRI/TA/415/02/479455 RABIU SULEIMAN Karim Lamido Taraba 133 79RRI/TA/59/02/657274 KABIRU ALIYU Ardo Kola Taraba 134 79RRI/TA/415/02/988118 AYUBA GARISON Karim Lamido Taraba 135 79RRI/TA/415/02/114599 SANUSI DUBAGARI Karim Lamido Taraba 136 79RRI/TA/383/02/678310 Abdullahi Ibrahim Jalingo Taraba 137 79RRI/TA/239/02/259487 KABIRU LAWAN Gassol Taraba 138 79RRI/TA/161/02/599691 Musa Umar Yusuf Donga Taraba 139 79RRI/TA/239/02/042622 YAKUBU MAIKAMA Gassol Taraba 140 79RRI/TA/238/02/887430 MUKTAR MAMUDA Gashaka Taraba 141 79RRI/TA/239/02/572361 OMEGA AMOS Gassol Taraba 142 79RRI/TA/161/02/465555 SANI MUSA Donga Taraba 143 79RRI/TA/239/02/420070 Hussaini Muhammad Gassol Taraba 144 79RRI/TA/699/02/244114 Abel Tanko Takum Taraba 145 79RRI/TA/415/02/254140 Jerry Garu Peter Karim Lamido Taraba 146 79RRI/TA/415/02/545605 Friday Bako Karim Lamido Taraba 147 79RRI/TA/736/02/339419 KURUTSI ADI Ussa Taraba 148 79RRI/TA/670/02/002566 ABDULMALIKI ALHAJI SALIHU Sardauna Taraba 149 79RRI/TA/751/02/175005 ADDA YAKUBU Wukari Taraba 150 79RRI/TA/59/02/462317 ABEDNEGO SULE Ardo Kola Taraba 151 79RRI/TA/448/02/487260 MONO JANYO UMAR Kumi Taraba 152 79RRI/TA/161/02/724533 GODWIN PETER Donga Taraba 153 79RRI/TA/383/02/194873 Ubale Ali Jalingo Taraba 154 79RRI/TA/736/02/678685 Genesis Boyi Ussa Taraba 155 79RRI/TA/161/02/792545 ALEX SAMSON Donga Taraba 156 79RRI/TA/736/02/954821 SUNDAY BALA Ussa Taraba 157 79RRI/TA/59/02/183710 ABDULLAHI NIL MUHAMMAD Ardo Kola Taraba 158 79RRI/TA/699/02/668126 Edwin Shadrach Takum Taraba 159 79RRI/TA/239/02/071665 Umar Hussaini Gassol Taraba 160 79RRI/TA/383/02/337204 Ammar Muhammad Jalingo Taraba 161 79RRI/TA/699/02/656586 ANDENYANGFAN JOEL Takum Taraba 162 79RRI/TA/415/02/523022 Mading Yakubu Karim Lamido Taraba 163 79RRI/TA/466/02/417755 SIMEON DANIEL Lau Taraba 164 79RRI/TA/383/02/137641 GARBA MUSA IBRAHIM Jalingo Taraba 165 79RRI/TA/290/02/704554 Maliki Ashepoh Ibi Taraba 166 79RRI/TA/736/02/531278 HASSAN ANUMKWEN Ussa Taraba 167 79RRI/TA/699/02/369799 ABDUMAJIB BAKO USMAN Takum Taraba 168 79RRI/TA/238/02/718417 Nuru Kabiru Gashaka Taraba 169 79RRI/TA/670/02/677202 HAMMAN ADAMA YAHAYA Sardauna Taraba 170 79RRI/TA/415/02/437613 Victor Sara Bitrus Karim Lamido Taraba 171 79RRI/TA/383/02/496548 MUSA DAKKA ALIYU Jalingo Taraba 172 79RRI/TA/239/02/963928 Musa A Ibrahim Gassol Taraba 173 79RRI/TA/59/02/130205 ADAMU ISA Ardo Kola Taraba 174 79RRI/TA/290/02/941922 Musa Adamu Yahaya Ibi Taraba 175 79RRI/TA/736/02/785061 MATUDI RIFUNYANG Ussa Taraba 176 79RRI/TA/415/02/055286 DAYYABU - IBRAHIM Karim Lamido Taraba 177 79RRI/TA/238/02/598237 SADIQ IBRAHIM Gashaka Taraba 178 79RRI/TA/88/02/886047 FLORENCE
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  • Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC)

    Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC)

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  • Renewable and Non-Renewable Resources in Taraba State

    Renewable and Non-Renewable Resources in Taraba State

    TSPJESD Journal | Vol 1 No. 1 | May, 2017 RENEWABLE AND NON-RENEWABLE RESOURCES IN TARABA STATE. By Victor Ukpo and Abaji Peter Taraba State Polytechnic Suntai, Jalingo Campus Abstract This paper seeks to examine the socio-economic importance of renewable and non- renewable resources in Taraba state and how it has been underutilized. The paper has the objective of identifying renewable and non-renewable resources in Taraba state as well as highlighting the prospects and potentials of these resources in Taraba state. The state has about 16 local government areas. In the course of the study, both primary and secondary data were gathered. Findings shows that the state is endowed with vast untapped renewable and non-renewable resources, which would have better the state socio-economically out of her present situation given that the resources are effectively and efficiently utilized. The paper recommends that the government should enforce a realistic and appropriate environmental and natural resource management policy so as to obtain the benefits therein for socio-economic development of the state. Key words: socio-economic, renewable resources, non-renewable resources. INTRODUCTION major driver of the economy's socio- Historically, natural resources, is it economic development becomes obvious renewable or non-renewable played the role when the availability of natural resources, of the main driver of the economics of their uses and historical socio-economic and Nations (Dendney and Flavin, 114). technological development of countries is Similarly, the availability of natural compared. From the above assertion, we can resources became the major condition of the confidently re-emphasize that the socio- successful economic and technological economic importance of the renewable and development of other world powers non-renewable resources in Taraba state including the United States, France, cannot be over-emphasized.
  • Water Supply, Sanitation and Health Risk in a Tropical Sub-Saharan Region

    Water Supply, Sanitation and Health Risk in a Tropical Sub-Saharan Region

    Water Pollution XIV 175 WATER SUPPLY, SANITATION AND HEALTH RISK IN A TROPICAL SUB-SAHARAN REGION SAMUEL A. OGBIYE1, OLADOTUN A. COKER2 & DANIEL I. DIWA1 1Department of Civil Engineering, Covenant University, Ota, Nigeria 2Department of Civil Engineering, University of Ibadan, Nigeria ABSTRACT Water is a very important abiotic component of the environment. It is difficult to imagine a clean and sanitary environment without water. Nevertheless, rapid population growth has not been accompanied by an increase in the delivery of essential urban services such as water supply and sanitation. This poses a risk on the right of the public to healthy living. The study assesses the water supply and sanitation coverage in Jalingo, Taraba State, Northern Nigeria and proffers engineering solutions to stimulate access to water supply and sanitation. It also tests for physico-chemical parameters and bacteriological parameters of water meant for drinking. The analysis of water available for distribution and water requirements show that Jalingo water works function at 15.8% capacity and has a short fall in 2013 of 20,114.450 m3 representing 84.2%. Similarly there is a high indication that sanitation facilities are inadequate. This is justified by the field survey which shows the absence, or near absence, of sanitation facilities as a large population use open field and the river for defecating in the eighteen zones that make up Jalingo. To deal with this menace, the existing nine boreholes should be overhauled and new VIP latrine with hand washing facilities be constructed in schools, hospitals, parks, markets and some locations to close the gap.
  • Nigeria Security Situation

    Nigeria Security Situation

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