| Name | State | Took Office | Left Office | Party |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Aliyu Kama | Plateau | Jul 01, 1988 | Aug 01, 1990 | Military |
| Joshua Madaki | Bauchi | Dec 01, 1987 | Aug 01, 1990 | Military |
| Mohammed Lawal | Ogun | Dec 01, 1987 | Aug 01, 1990 | Military |
| Robert Akonobi | Anambra | Dec 01, 1987 | Aug 01, 1990 | Military |
| Colonel Sasaenia Oresanya | Oyo | Jul 27, 1988 | Aug 01, 1990 | Military |
| Mohammed Maina | Borno | Dec 01, 1989 | Jun 01, 1990 | Military |
| Abdul One Mohammed | Borno | Dec 01, 1987 | Dec 01, 1989 | Military |
| EbenIbim Princewill | Cross River | Jun 08, 1905 | Dec 01, 1989 | Military |
| Ibrahim Alkali | Kwara | Jul 01, 1988 | Dec 01, 1989 | Military |
| Lawrence Onoja | Katsina | Jul 01, 1988 | Dec 01, 1989 | Military |
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