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GREATER ACCRA REGION CERTIFICATION NAME TELEPHONE NUMBER LOCATION CLASS 1 ADDO PHILIP BOAFO 243786111 NEW BOTIANO, ACCRA DOMESTIC 2 ABBAM JOHN BAAH 246312041 KASOA DOMESTIC 3 ABBEY LLOYD SYDNEY 244727628 OSU COMMERCIAL 4 ABBREY DAVID KUMAH 244058801 ASHONGMAN, ACCRA COMMERCIAL 5 ABEDU RICHARD 244258993 KANDA COMMERCIAL 6 ABEFE GIFTY 277181938 ACCRA DOMESTIC 7 ABLORNYI SOLOMON YAO 0244842620/0570742620 ACCRA DOMESTIC 8 ABROQUAH ROMEL OKOAMPAH 277858453 TEMA COMMERCIAL 9 ABUBAKARI ALI 543289553 MADINA DOMESTIC ACHAMPONG, ING KWAME 10 AKOWUAH 208159106 ABBOSSEY OKAI INDUSTRIAL 11 ACHEAMPONG EMMANUEL 246971172 ACCRA COMMERCIAL ACHEAMPONG EMMANUEL 12 KWAMINA 203003078 TAIFA, ACCRA DOMESTIC 13 ACKON ERIC TAWIAH ACCRA DOMESTIC AIRPORT RESIDENTIAL 14 ACORLOR VICTOR CORNELIUS 208122065 AREA COMMERCIAL 15 ACQUAYE RAYMOND ALLOTEY 243266507 LAPEZ, ACCRA DOMESTIC 16 ADAWUDU BRIGHT DODZI 242313115 ASHALEY BOTWE, ACCRA COMMERCIAL 17 ADDO CHARLES 249266146 LAPAZ, ACCRA DOMESTIC 18 ADDO ERIC NANA 244647577 AGBOGBA DOMESTIC 19 ADDO SAMUEL ARMAH 277350011 COMM 1, TEMA COMMERCIAL 20 ADDO, ELVIS 245000116 KWASHIEMAN, ACCRA DOMESTIC 21 ADEGBLETO AMEMAVO KOMI 243167092 TEMA COMM 1 DOMESTIC 22 ADEHE, PROSPER DOTSEY 243236860 ACCRA DOMESTIC 23 ADIABA SAMUEL 0248976273/0209782470 TEMA COMM 1 DOMESTIC 24 ADIBU KENNDY 543207642 ACCRA COMMERCIAL 25 ADJAYI PATRICK KWABLA 0244642080/0233642080 ACCRA DOMESTIC 26 ADJEI EBENEZER NANA 0207868188/0233868138 MADINA COMMERCIAL 27 ADJEI ISAAC ARYEH 207547767 ANYAA, ACCRA COMMERCIAL 28 ADODOADJIE GODFRED KUVASI 244521550 ACCRA COMMERCIAL 29 ADOFOLI KORBLA ISAAC 0266103395/0208338003 ABLEKUMA OLEBU COMMERCIAL 30 ADU-GYAMFI DENNIS 027763154/0541664159 APENKWA DOMESTIC 31 ADU-GYAMFI MOSES 244455318 KOKOMLEMLE DOMESTIC 32 ADZRA PATRICK KWASI 244210558 NIMA COMMERCIAL 33 AFEDZI MARK 0267065930/0243745958 MADINA DOMESTIC 34 AFETI, MICHAEL DONKOR 244581015 ACCRA DOMESTIC 35 AFEZUKE GILBERT KWESI 0277077341/0546263399 SPINTEX-ACCRA DOMESTIC 36 AFFRAM LAWRENCE BOADI 243877752 COMM 5, TEMA DOMESTIC 37 AFFUL ALFRED 273878147 ABEKA LAPAZ DOMESTIC CERTIFICATION NAME TELEPHONE NUMBER LOCATION CLASS 38 AFFUL SAMUEL 277495947 ACCRA DOMESTIC 39 AFLAKPUI MAWULI 500223034 TESHIE -NUNGUA DOMESTIC 40 AFOTEY IBRAHIM 244019398 TESANO, ACCRA DOMESTIC 41 AFRIIE FRANCIS ACCRA DOMESTIC 42 AGAMA BLESS 0244456303/0233456303 KWABENYA DOMESTIC 43 AGBAMADO ISAAC KWABENA 0277720187/0267720187 CARPRICE COMMERCIAL 44 AGBAVOR VICTOR KWAKU 244298648 EAST LEGON, ACCRA DOMESTIC 45 AGBEGNON GILBERT 245083084 ACCRA DOMESTIC 46 AGBELESESHIE BENJAMIN YAOGAH 0244058624/0264058624 GRAPHIC ROAD COMMERCIAL AGLOMASA OFORI KWAKU 47 WISDOM 0244840713/0209334813 DOME COMMERCIAL 48 AGORDOR OSWALD MAWULOLO 503547338 ACCRA DOMESTIC 49 AGYAPONG AMOAH STEPHEN 0242156269/0204426876 MADINA DOMESTIC 50 AGYAPONG KWAKU SAMUEL 247719970 TESHIE, ACCRA DOMESTIC 51 AGYEI DANIEL YAW 0277842661/0246062027 OYIBI COMMERCIAL 52 AGYEKUM FRANK KWAKU 547053615 TAIFA DOMESTIC 53 AGYEKUM OFORI SAMUEL 243737271 POKUASE DOMESTIC 54 AGYEKUM-NTORI EMMANUEL 0272307638/0265136835 NEW-WEIJA COMMERCIAL 55 AGYEMAN KWABENA 244280661 CARPRICE-ACCRA COMMERCIAL 56 AHELEGBE BERNARD 277676929 ASHIAMAN, ACCRA DOMESTIC 57 AIDOO CHARLES 277852897 ACCRA COMMERCIAL 58 AKISI PATRICK 243926089 TESHIE DOMESTIC 59 AKONORTEY GABRIEL 244665620 TSUIBLEOO-TESHIE COMMERCIAL AMANGOASE, 60 AKORLI GERALD KWASI DZIFA 203001161 ASHONGMAN COMMERCIAL 61 AKPENOU HODOADAN 243145560 MADINA, ACCRA COMMERCIAL 62 AKRAMPAH SAMUEL KWESI 244908066 COMMUNITY 9 TEMA DOMESTIC 63 AKWUAKU JAMES KOBBY 242584194 ACCRA DOMESTIC 64 ALAGBO WISDOM KWAME 245053490 LABONE AACRA DOMESTIC 65 AMANOR EBENEZER DAUTEY 303303383-208122000 ASHAIMAN DOMESTIC 66 AMASAH JONES OFORI 206513945 OSU KUKU HILL COMMERCIAL 67 AMEDI, DANIEL YAO 243856457 OMAAJOR, SOWUTWOM COMMERCIAL AMEKOR WISDOM MAWUYO 68 KWASI 261088980-275899332 MADINA DOMESTIC 69 AMETEWEE ROBERT ACCRA DOMESTIC 70 AMISSAH BENJAMIN ESSEL 244363003 TEMA DOMESTIC 71 AMISSAH SEBASTIAN KWEKU 244525782 TRADE FAIR, LA COMMERCIAL 72 AMOAH FRANCIS PAPA KWADWO ACCRA INDUSTRIAL CERTIFICATION NAME TELEPHONE NUMBER LOCATION CLASS 73 AMOAH ISAAC KWABINA 267181638 OSU, ACCRA COMMERCIAL 74 AMOAH WILFORD 244157136 TEMA DOMESTIC 75 AMOAKO ASARE SAMPSON 244203918 ACCRA DOMESTIC MIDEA AMASAMAN, 76 AMPADU, JOSEPH 244782061 ACCRA INDUSTRIAL 77 AMPATE OSEI FRANK 242175016 NEWTOWN, ACCRA COMMERCIAL 78 AMUZU GODWIN 277700566 KOTOBABI DOWN COMMERCIAL 79 ANDERSON AHMED SAEED ACCRA DOMESTIC 80 ANDOH DAVID 277444907 COMMUNITY 6 DOMESTIC 81 ANDOH EMMANUEL KOBINA EBO 244667013 ANYAA DOMESTIC 82 ANIM JOHN ASANTE 277128390 TEMA DOMESTIC ANKAMAH - LOMOTEY, ERASMUS 83 NSIAH 244511915 LABONE, ACCRA COMMERCIAL 84 ANKOMAH STEPHEN 277808094 ACCRA DOMESTIC 85 ANKRAH SILAS NII MICHAEL 201195391 ACCRA DOMESTIC 86 ANSAH DOMINIC KWAME 244808480 TAIFA, ACCRA DOMESTIC 87 ANSAH NYARKO DANIEL 240320882 POKUASI, ACCRA DOMESTIC 88 ANSAH YAW NANA 277571765 SARPEMAN, ACCRA INDUSTRIAL 89 ANSAH-BOSSMAN PROSPER 246363927 ODORKOR DOMESTIC 90 ANTI MICHAEL KOFI KWANSAH 244843623 ACCRA COMMERCIAL 91 ANYAN JOSEPH 203005876 KANDA DOMESTIC 92 ANYIGBA AGBESI DANIEL 0243490579/0267077114 SARPEIMAN COMMERCIAL ANYOMI EMMANUEL DELALI OLD ASHONGMAN, 93 KORBLAH 208280990 ACCRA DOMESTIC 94 APAFLO NOAH TETTEH 249910132 ACCRA COMMERCIAL 95 APAM ADAMS JORDERO 244424341 LA, ACCRA DOMESTIC 96 APAWU EUGENE OFOSU 548245272-277630263 ACCRA DOMESTIC 97 APEAKORANG MICHAEL ATTA 244222166 TESHIE, ACCRA COMMERCIAL 98 APODEI SENYO JUSTICE 245569197 SEGE-ADA DOMESTIC 99 APPIAH GEORGE ANKOMAH 243137833-264137833 ACCRA DOMESTIC 100 APPIAH JAMES KOFI AKORE 202764073 ACCRA DOMESTIC 101 APPIAH SAMUEL KOBINA ACCRA COMMERCIAL 102 ARHIN JOSEPH 208120704 NEWTOWN, ACCRA COMMERCIAL 103 ARMOO GAMEL KYEI-KANGAH 277385398-208114262 ACCRA DOMESTIC 104 ASAMOAH AMOAFROH BRIGHT 0277335369/0244932541 TEMA COMMERCIAL 105 ASAMOAH JERRY KOFI 243820587 TEMA COMMERCIAL 106 ASAMOAH NANA SAKYI KWAKU 244814600 NUGUA,ACCRA INDUSTRIAL 107 ASAMOAH PETER ASIBUO 261465539 ODORKOR DOMESTIC CERTIFICATION NAME TELEPHONE NUMBER LOCATION CLASS ASAMOAH WILLIAMS KOFIE 108 PROSPER 207123160-242754134 ACCRA DOMESTIC 109 ASANTE K. JOHNSON ACCRA DOMESTIC 110 ASARE EBENEZER KWABENA 276233183 AMASAMAN COMMERCIAL 111 ASARE EMMANUEL 243817470 TEMA DOMESTIC 112 ASARE KENNETH KPABITEY DANIEL 244295157 OSU DOMESTIC 113 ASARE KODIE MICHAEL 243547693 ACCRA DOMESTIC 114 ASARE SAMUEL TETTEY 243124116 OSU DOMESTIC 115 ASEMPAH PROPSPER CUDJOE 244873080 TEMA DOMESTIC 116 ASHONG ERNEST AFETOGBOR 243944166 TESHIE NUNGUA DOMESTIC 117 ASHONG GINNYS TETTEY 244779844 LA DOMESTIC 118 ASIEDU EDWARD OSEI ACCRA DOMESTIC 119 ASIEDU EMMANUEL 0244790025/0248819724 CANTOMENT DOMESTIC 120 ASIEDU KWAME EBENEZER 242520829 MADINA COMMERCIAL 121 ASIEDU SAMUEL 242959575 LEGON ACCRA DOMESTIC 122 ASIEDU SAMUEL MANU 244209466 ADENTA, ACCRA COMMERCIAL 123 ASIEDU, EMMANUEL NANA 244748605 KOKOMLEMLE DOMESTIC 124 ASIM ABAZA ACCRA INDUSTRIAL 125 ASIMBA AKOLGO GEORGE ACCRA DOMESTIC 126 ATIAH DANIEL ADUGBIRE 244109698 ACCRA COMMERCIAL 127 ATITOGO GODWIN KWAKU 0277002374/0546809843 AJENKOTOKU DOMESTIC 128 ATSE, MATHIAS KWAME 244110816 ADENTA, ASHALE BOTWE INDUSTRIAL ATTAKUMAH JOHN ABEDNEGO 129 KOBLA 244072472 MALATA NEW TOWN DOMESTIC 130 ATTIGAH DAVID KWAME 262900444 KWABINYA, ACCRA DOMESTIC 131 ATULARI MOSES 244379033 ABOSSEY OKAI COMMERCIAL 132 AWAWU REUBEN KWASI FAMOUS 244736436 OFANKOR DOMESTIC 133 AWUDU ILLIASU 242021100 ACHIMOTA MARKET DOMESTIC 134 AWUNI AWUDU 277823825 KOTOBABI DOMESTIC 135 AWUNJA ALHASSAN JOHN 245067886 TESHIE -NUNGUA DOMESTIC 136 AWUSAH ISAAC KWABENA ACCRA COMMERCIAL 137 AYIGLO KWAKU DANIEL 268240080 ASHAIMAN, TEMA DOMESTIC 138 AYITEY ISAAC AYI 244152843 ACCRA COMMERCIAL 139 AZADZE DIVINE KWAKU 244660025 KORLE-BU, ACCRA DOMESTIC 140 AZASIME WISDOM KOFI 243307610 BUBUASHIE ACCRA DOMESTIC CERTIFICATION NAME TELEPHONE NUMBER LOCATION CLASS 141 AZIAFOR ELI 244013904 LEBANON ASHAIMAN DOMESTIC 142 AZIAKA JOHNSON 209037828 KWABENYA DOMESTIC 143 AZIAKONU FRANK YAW 541363140 AWOSHIE DOMESTIC 144 BAAH JAMES DAMPARE 0249641229/0260931096 OSU DOMESTIC 145 BABILO, ISHAK AMIDU 246808788 ACCRA DOMESTIC 146 BAIDEN JERRY KODJO ADU 0277155919/0245904457 HAATSO DOMESTIC 147 BAIDOO STEPHEN KWABENA 0206544016/0266209016 TEMA DOMESTIC 148 BANASCO ASARE BEDIAKO ACCRA INDUSTRIAL 149 BANSAH JAMES MAWULI 0244409041/0203610696 ABEKA LAPAZ DOMESTIC 150 BANSAH, FRANK LOVER 207063484 DANSOMAN , ACCRA DOMESTIC 151 BEDIAKO MAXWELL KOFI 0244453385/0208740114 ASHAIMAN DOMESTIC 152 BEKOE SETH OKYERE 548121011 ACCRA COMMERCIAL 153 BEMPONG KOFI EDMUND 242175013 NEWTOWN, ACCRA COMMERCIAL 154 BOADU KOFI ERIC 243287078 TESHIE -NUNGUA DOMESTIC 155 BOADU SETH EFFAH 243654003 EAST LEGON DOMESTIC 156 BOAFO FESTUS 242052358 MADINA, ACCRA INDUSTRIAL 157 BOAKYE DERICK KWAME ANTWI 0246148358/0262715993 KANESHIE DOMESTIC 158 BOAMAH SETH BEKAI 243139391 KASOA DOMESTIC 159 BOATENG GEORGE FRIMPONG 242819028 AMASAMAN, ACCRA INDUSTRIAL 160 BONNEY ARTHUR JOSEPH 244379140 AMASAMAN COMMERCIAL 161 BORLOR PATRICK KWASI 244927008 LASHIBI DOMESTIC 162 BORTSIE ISAAC KWEKU 244808847 AIRPORT WEST, ACCRA COMMERCIAL 163 BOTCHWAY RICHARD NARH-KOJO 0244476481/0261259159 AFIENYA, TEMA COMMERCIAL 164 BOYE BENJAMIN MARTERY 546675154 ASHONGMAN DOMESTIC 165 BOYE DANIEL 266467128 KORLE-BU HOSPITAL DOMESTIC 166 BRAIMAH, OSMAN 272747679 ACCRA DOMESTIC 167 BRAKO ERIC 02454019401/0248653128 MADINA DOMESTIC 168 BRAKO KENNEDY 0277499815/0248172338 TAIFA-ACCRA DOMESTIC 169 BUAMAH, HENRY KUDJO 246966974 TAIFA, ATOMIC JUNCTION DOMESTIC 170 BUATSI ERIC 208117604 TEMA COMMERCIAL 171 BUDU-WILSON ROBERT 0277443225/0506012820
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