| Name | State | Took Office | Left Office | Party |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Michael Bamidele Otiko | Ondo | Jan 01, 1984 | Sep 01, 1985 | Military |
| Lt. Col Oladayo Popoola | Oyo | Jan 04, 1984 | Sep 01, 1985 | Military |
| Abubakar Waziri | Borno | Jan 01, 1984 | Aug 01, 1985 | Military |
| Allison Madueke | Anambra | Jan 01, 1984 | Aug 01, 1985 | Military |
| Colonel Garba Duba | Sokoto | Jan 01, 1984 | Aug 01, 1985 | Military |
| Air Commodore Hamza Abdullahi | Kano | Jan 01, 1984 | Aug 01, 1985 | Military |
| Ike Nwachukwu | Imo | Jan 01, 1984 | Aug 01, 1985 | Military |
| John Kpera | Benue | Jan 01, 1984 | Aug 01, 1985 | Military |
| Mohammed Sani Sami | Bauchi | Jan 01, 1984 | Aug 01, 1985 | Military |
| Oladipo Diya | Ogun | Jan 01, 1984 | Aug 01, 1985 | Military |
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