| Name | State | Took Office | Left Office | Party |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Chris Abutu Garuba | Bauchi | Aug 01, 1985 | Dec 01, 1987 | Military |
| Ekundayo Opaleye | Ondo | Aug 01, 1986 | Dec 01, 1987 | Military |
| Garba Ali Mohammed | Niger | Jun 08, 1905 | Dec 01, 1987 | Military |
| Colonel Garba Mohammed | Sokoto | Aug 01, 1985 | Dec 01, 1987 | Military |
| Mohammed Ndatsu Umaru | Kwara | Aug 01, 1985 | Dec 01, 1987 | Military |
| Raji Alagbe Rasaki | Ogun | Jun 08, 1905 | Dec 01, 1987 | Military |
| Samson Omeruah | Anambra | Aug 01, 1985 | Dec 01, 1987 | Military |
| Yohanna Madaki | Benue | Aug 01, 1986 | Sep 01, 1986 | Military |
| Jonah David Jang | Benue | Aug 01, 1985 | Aug 01, 1986 | Military |
| Michael Okhai Akhigbe | Ondo | Sep 01, 1985 | Aug 01, 1986 | Military |
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