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MISAM AWARDS & RECOGNITION 2015/2016 (PlEASE VOTE FOR EHOCHE GIDEON EJILA TO WIN THE TALENT OF THE YEAR )


MR. MISAM
As a guide, the criteria for this category has been listed in our Facebook group.
Jerry Iha
Uche Ogobegwu
Amenahawon Okosun
MISS MISAM
As a guide, the criteria for this category has been listed in our Facebook group.
Sharifa Al-Kindi
Samanta Servina
Sonia Mukuindane
SPORTS PERSON OF THE YEAR (Male)
As a guide, the criteria for this category has been listed in our Facebook group.
Chike Kez Ejiofor
Samuel Maina
Shyam Makhecha
SPORTS PERSON OF THE YEAR (Female)
As a guide, the criteria for this category has been listed in our Facebook group.
Diana Danmadami
Divyashini ramanjooloo
TALENT OF THE YEAR
As a guide, the criteria for this category has been listed in our Facebook group.
Sonia Ochanya Ogbeh
Uche Ogobegwu
Ejila Gideon Ehoche
Asanga Kopmi
MISAM AMBASSADOR OF THE YEAR (Male)
As a guide, the criteria for this category has been listed in our Facebook group.
Yashraj Rohan Bhudoye
Omwesiga MacDuggan Oyesigye
Rowin Arnachellum
MISAM AMBASSADOR OF THE YEAR (Female)
This recognition has been generously included by the Awards Committee to recognise members of the staff that have been helpful, and have contributed largely to the welfare of international students on and off campus.
Sonia Ochanya Ogbeh
Hafsa Maalim
Sharifa Al-Kindi
HARD WORKING MISAM FRIEND
Amenahowon Okosun
Samantha Servina
Adedeji Sesan

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