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LIST OF SUCCESSFUL CANDIDATES AT NIGERIAN AIR FORCE RECRUITMENT INTERVIEW
1. The underlisted candidates were successful in the last Nigerian Air Force Recruitment Interview Exercise held at the Nigerian Air Force Base Kaduna from 20th August to 4th September 2014.
Serial No
Applicant ID
Names
TRADE
(a)
(b)
(c)
(d)
ABIA STATE
BATCH A
1
NAF20140548066861
MERCY AMARACHI AGBAYI
NON - TRADE
2
NAF20141440987611
KALU UMA ARUA
NON - TRADE
3
NAF20141080257969
ORJI EMMANUEL CHINENYENWA
NON - TRADE
4
NAF20141543925901
OMIKO PEACE DANIEL
DRIVER
5
NAF20141807787881
MBA DANIEL
NON - TRADE
6
NAF20141501035477
IBE PAUL ORJI
NON - TRADE
7
NAF20140849318345
NWOSU KELVIN CHIDIEBERE
NON - TRADE
8
NAF20140243292719
NWAGWU OBIOMA
NON - TRADE
9
NAF20141523816330
CHIKEZIE SUNDAY NWANMUO
NON - TRADE
10
NAF20141819060824
CHUKWU PAUL OKPO
NON - TRADE
11
NAF20140175430250
EMMANUEL NATHANIEL AKALANNAH
DOM ELECT
12
NAF20142051201740
KALU IHECHILURU UKA
NON - TRADE
BATCH B
13
NAF20141054410279
UDOCHUKWU ISAIAH ASIEGBU
ND MASS COMM
14
NAF20142132444879
NJOKU VICTOR NJOKU
ND MECH ENGR
15
NAF20140386907032
EGBE CHIMEZIRIM
NON - TRADE
16
NAF20141887042986
DANIEL UCHE
DOM ELECT
17
NAF20141255049914
ONYEMUWA PETER IKECHUKWU
NON - TRADE
18
NAF20140908759602
LOUISA EBERE VINCENT
NCE
19
NAF20140538084178
MALVIN ONYEDIKACHI MBONU
NON - TRADE
20
NAF20141614727883
JOHN IFEANYICHUKWU ONUOHA
NON - TRADE
21
NAF20141983358586
NDUBUISI ORJI
NON - TRADE
22
NAF20140413021241
UGOCHUKWU IKECHUKWU
NON - TRADE
23
NAF20141716272681
CHUKWUEMEKA ANUJURUM
NON - TRADE
24
NAF20141885312461
KALU GABRIEL OGBONNAYA
NON - TRADE
25
NAF20141373148422
OPARA CHUKWU WISDOM
NON - TRADE
26
NAF20141313420533
CHIBUZOR PRINCE
NON - TRADE
ADAMAWA STATE
BATCH A
1
NAF20141877085416
NJALA HINATUFANGA PAGIEL
ND SCI LAB TECH
2
NAF20140343362814
JONAH DUGERI DOMINIC
NON - TRADE
3
NAF20140701725129
EMA SIMON
NON - TRADE
4
NAF20140548177472
JAMES SARAH
NON - TRADE
5
NAF20141559885468
HASSAN S MUSA
NON -
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