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Centre D'examen De Bertoua AO/CBGI REPUBLIQUE DU CAMEROUN REPUBLIC OF CAMEROON Paix –Travail – Patrie Peace – Work – Fatherland -------------- --------------- MINISTERE DE LA FONCTION PUBLIQUE MINISTRY OF THE PUBLIC SERVICE ET DE LA REFORME ADMINISTRATIVE AND ADMINISTRATIVE REFORM --------------- --------------- SECRETARIAT GENERAL SECRETARIAT GENERAL --------------- --------------- DIRECTION DU DEVELOPPEMENT DEPARTMENT OF STATE HUMAN DES RESSOURCES HUMAINES DE L’ETAT RESSOURCES DEVELOPMENT --------------- --------------- SOUS DIRECTION DES CONCOURS SUB DEPARTMENT OF EXAMINATIONS ------------------ -------------------- TEST DE SÉLECTION POUR LE RECRUTEMENT DE 885 INSTITUTEURS DE L’ENSEIGNEMENT TECHNIQUE ET PROFESSIONNEL RELEVANT DU CODE DU TRAVAIL SESSION 2020 CENTRE D’EXAMEN DE BERTOUA LISTE DES CANDIDATS AUTORISÉS À SUBIR LES ÉPREUVES ÉCRITES DU 31 OCTOBRE 2020 o SPÉCIALITÉ : ÉCONOMIE SOCIALE ET FAMILIALE NO MATRICULE NOMS ET PRÉNOMS DATE ET LIEU DE NAISSANCE SEXE LANGUE 1. IETE03118 ABAH MARIE INES 14/06/1987 A ABONG-MBANG F F 2. IETE08521 ABENADJELE OMOMB PRUIDENCE 06/12/1994 A YOKADOUMA F F 3. IETE02068 ABENG BLANCHE 01/01/1986 A AKILBENZA F F 4. IETE08686 ABENG DANG MARIE SOLANGE 08/04/1995 A YOKADOUMA F F 5. IETE07286 ADAMOU MBWAYINA FLORA 15/11/1992 A BANDONGOUE F F 6. IETE02998 ADOUW ZE JULIETTE 20/04/1987 A YOKADOUMA F F MINFOPRA/SG/DDRHE/SDC|Liste générale des candidats Instituteurs de l’Enseignement Technique et Professionnel relevant du Code du Travail, session 2020_Bertoua. Page 1 7. IETE08712 AFANEMAN SANDRINE MARTINI 04/05/1995 A NGUELEMENDOUKA F F 8. IETE05230 AKAMBA BOLE MARIE GAELLE 10/02/1990 A NKAOULE F F 9. IETE08412 AKAMBA DODY 19/09/1994 A NGOAP F F 10. IETE05671 ALIH KELLY EMELINE 28/08/1990 A ADJE I LOMIE F F 11. IETE02266 ALIMA PUPILLE VICTORINE 20/04/1986 A ENANGANA F F 12. IETE08980 AMANA THEORINE 01/01/1996 A DIMAKO F F 13. IETE01941 AMPOUNKONG ADELINE 11/10/1985 A NKOL-MVOLAN F F 14. 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IETE07794 BAKI 21/08/1993 A TALAVALAWA F F 30. IETE04145 BANA ELA JUSTINE SANDRINE 20/09/1988 A OLAMNDOE F F 31. IETE03623 BANTSEM ALINE AGNES 24/01/1988 A DONENKENG F F 32. IETE08078 BEKONO MENGANG STEPHAN 05/02/1994 A NKOAMBANG F F 33. IETE05804 BELINGA SONDJI CHRISTIANE 01/11/1990 A BATOURI F F 34. IETE04698 BELLA MARIE CHRISTELLE 03/06/1989 A EFOK F F 35. IETE06809 BIBOLI ARLETTE 20/03/1992 A YOKADOUMA F F 36. IETE02864 BILONG NOUKOLO MARIE RAYMONDE 03/02/1987 A YOKADOUMA F F 37. IETE03306 BILOUNGA MENKABA AGNES FLORE 08/09/1987 A ABONG-MBANG F F 38. IETE04919 BILOUNGA METSAM 13/09/1989 A NGUELEMENDOUKA F F 39. IETE01698 BIOBENO NDJEOUA BENEDICTE CHRISTELLE 13/05/1985 A KETTE F F 40. IETE06763 BISSIE ABATE ALVINE CHANCELINE 03/03/1992 A ANGOSSAS II F F 41. IETE09514 DALI DJADJI RAVENSLEY YLINDIA 21/02/1998 A BATOURI F F MINFOPRA/SG/DDRHE/SDC|Liste générale des candidats Instituteurs de l’Enseignement Technique et Professionnel relevant du Code du Travail, session 2020_Bertoua. Page 2 42. IETE00224 DALI TENDIMBA THECLE MIRAISE 01/09/1981 A GAROUA-BOULAI F F 43. IETE01633 DESSIDJI YOWO MARIE COLETTE AUDOUX 06/04/1985 A BERTOUA F F 44. IETE09035 DJAL ESTELLE GWLADYS 28/02/1996 A YOKADOUMA F F 45. IETE03853 DJANKOU ALVINE GEORDANE 13/05/1988 A BERTOUA F F 46. IETE08763 DJOUANE ELIANE 14/06/1995 A MADOUMA F F 47. IETE00835 DJUIKAM FOPA LILIANE SANDRINE 25/08/1983 A BATOURI F F 48. IETE07062 DOBILO CATHERINE GWLADYS 22/07/1992 A YOKADOUMA F F 49. IETE03390 DZOU MADELEINE RUTH 10/10/1987 A MBALMAYO F F 50. IETE07804 EBOL NTYAAR EPIPHANIE 28/08/1993 A YOKADOUMA F F 51. IETE07530 EGOUMBE ABESSA SYLVIA FALLONE 19/03/1993 A ABONG-MBANG F F 52. IETE01539 EKASSI MARIE JOSIANE 29/01/1985 A EKOMBITIE F F 53. IETE09171 EKODO JEANNE D'ARC 10/08/1996 A NSAN MENDOUGA F F 54. IETE01477 ELOUNA ELOUNA JOSEPHINE 02/01/1985 A NKOLNGOBO F F 55. IETE01509 ELOUNDOU MBIDA JOSEPHINE SYDOLINE 15/01/1985 A ELAT-MEKOM F F 56. IETE07511 EMBOLO TIPANI MARIELLE 10/03/1993 A DEA F F 57. IETE08767 ETONG EMINI MARIE 16/06/1995 A EKOK-AYOS F F 58. IETE00967 ETONG MVOMBO YOLANDE 03/01/1984 A EFOUFOUP F F 59. IETE01994 EYENG MARCELLE CLAUDE ETOUNDANG 11/11/1985 A BERTOUA F F 60. IETE05622 EYENGA CLARISSE 09/08/1990 A BATOURI F F 61. IETE06392 EYENGA TINA JOSEPHINE JOELLE 09/09/1991 A NKOLOSSAM F F 62. IETE06237 EYINGA PAULINE GINETTE ORNELLA 24/06/1991 A YAOUNDE F F 63. IETE06631 FOLONG LILIANE FLORIDE 06/01/1992 A BERTOUA F F 64. IETE00577 GADA MARTINE 02/01/1983 A GAROUA F F 65. IETE00278 GUEFACK DJIOMETEU HERMINE LAURE 03/01/1982 A DSCHANG F F 66. IETE09517 HAWA MILEINE FLAURE 02/03/1998 A BATOURI F F 67. IETE09145 HAWAOU 24/06/1996 A YOKADOUMA F F 68. IETE05619 ISSOM-NDINGA ARMELLE 08/08/1990 A BERTOUA F F 69. IETE07460 KAKONG AUDE FLORINE 11/02/1993 A YOKADOUMA F F 70. IETE07991 KAMANA ELODIE ROSINE 21/12/1993 A YAOUNDE F F 71. IETE03507 KAMANDA MEBANG ALVINE JOSELYNE 10/12/1987 A BERTOUA F F 72. IETE08077 KENFACK ROSINE 05/02/1994 A BERTOUA F F 73. IETE06368 KENGNE AIMEE VIRGINIE 30/08/1991 A LABLE F F 74. IETE09210 KESSE AMANDINE AIMEE 27/09/1996 A ENDOM F F 75. IETE03969 KOUANG MVOULA COLETTE ISABELLE 03/07/1988 A KRIBI F F 76. IETE06823 KOUASSA DANIELLE 29/03/1992 A BERTOUA F F MINFOPRA/SG/DDRHE/SDC|Liste générale des candidats Instituteurs de l’Enseignement Technique et Professionnel relevant du Code du Travail, session 2020_Bertoua. Page 3 77. IETE00514 KOUMEDJELA VIVI DORETTE 25/10/1982 A ABONG-MBANG F F 78. IETE07602 KOUNG KPAK MARIE NELLY 07/05/1993 A MT LABLE F F 79. IETE07162 LONDAE CATHERINE 17/09/1992 A F F 80. IETE03035 LOUMO LEONTINE 07/05/1987 A BATOURI F F 81. IETE09423 MAGNE CARINE 15/08/1997 A BAMEKA F F 82. IETE08809 MAGWO MARIE 02/08/1995 A FONGO-TONGO F F 83. IETE04712 MAKOUGANG FOBOLA IRENE MAGLOIRE 07/06/1989 A BETARE-OYA F F 84. IETE03135 MALOSING NOUMESSI JULLY LORE 22/06/1987 A MEIGANGA F F 85. IETE09086 MANDARI NTCHEBO LILITH 17/04/1996 A BATOURI F F 86. IETE07392 MANDI SOP LADIFATOU JOLIE 07/01/1993 A BAFFOUSSAM F F 87. IETE06528 MBA KILLE NARCISSE 16/11/1991 A NKONGSAMBA M F 88. IETE09022 MBAMBA LASAINTE BIENVENUE 02/02/1996 A BAFIA F F 89. IETE06476 MBEA DE MASSOK ALINE 20/10/1991 A BERTOUA F F 90. IETE04858 MBOMZOM DOB PHILOMENE 15/08/1989 A BIDJIGUE F F 91. IETE05926 MBOULA ARIANE PRISCILE 02/01/1991 A DOUALA F F 92. IETE08934 MEDOUGA BEKOLO THECLAIRE ESTELLE 28/11/1995 A SFIL-GARI-GOMBO F F 93. IETE08244 MEGOUYA FEDOSIE PRUDENCE 30/05/1994 A ANKOUNG F F 94. IETE07014 MEKANA HERMIONE JULIE FRANTZ 30/06/1992 A BATOURI F F 95. IETE06807 MENDOUGA METSAM MARIE 17/03/1992 A MIAMBO F F 96. IETE03950 MESSA SUZANNE 20/06/1988 A YAOUNDE F F 97. IETE07955 MESSING ABENG DANG CARINE LESLIE 29/11/1993 A BERTOUA F F 98. IETE09364 MESSOMO MBAKONG MARIE PASCALINE 18/04/1997 A NTUI F F 99. IETE01293 METCHIMBIA CHRISTINE GISLAINE 12/08/1984 A BERTOUA F F 100. IETE05928 MIMBANG ROLANDE MARIE JOSEPH 02/01/1991 A NGUELEMENDOUKA F F 101. IETE09626 MOKAM KAMGA AUDREY FLORA 09/02/1999 A BERTOUA F F 102. IETE07515 MOLEMO CLETTE IRENE 12/03/1993 A MOLOUNDOU F F 103. IETE03383 MOUDJANG EDOUM ARISTIDE SERGE 09/10/1987 A BATOURI M F 104. IETE09161 MPONGO EYENGA ROSINE 25/07/1996 A DOUME MESSAMENA F F 105. IETE02516 MPONGO NGONO MATHILDE FLORE 17/08/1986 A NGOUONG F F 106. IETE08981 MPOT NICOLE 01/01/1996 A NGUELEMENDOUKA F F 107. IETE06560 MPOUAMO KOMBEL DENISE 09/12/1991 A ANKOM F F 108. IETE01988 MPOUOT BERNICE VICTOIRE 08/11/1985 A DOUME F F 109. IETE02389 MVEYO NDONGO CATHY AUGUSTINE 22/06/1986 A BAFIA F F 110. IETE00476 MVODO LATTE DORIANNE 07/09/1982 A YAOUNDE F F 111. IETE07939 NABO KOUKOUMA LUCIE 09/11/1993 A MAMA II KETTE F F MINFOPRA/SG/DDRHE/SDC|Liste générale des candidats Instituteurs de l’Enseignement Technique et Professionnel relevant du Code du Travail, session 2020_Bertoua. Page 4 112. IETE05147 NAGASSA MATHILDE PRISCILL 05/01/1990 A YOKADOUMA F F 113. IETE05529 NANGA ABENA CHRISTELLE 24/06/1990 A MEBA F F 114.
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