| Name | State | Took Office | Left Office | Party |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| BabaAdamu Iyam | Kwara | Sep 14, 1994 | Aug 22, 1996 | Military |
| Bassey Asuquo | Edo | Sep 14, 1994 | Aug 22, 1996 | Military |
| Colonel Chinyere Ike Nwosu | Oyo | Sep 14, 1994 | Aug 22, 1996 | Military |
| Cletus Komena Emein | Niger | Dec 09, 1993 | Aug 22, 1996 | Military |
| Dabo Aliyu | Yobe | Dec 09, 1993 | Aug 22, 1996 | Military |
| Daniel Akintonde | Ogun | Dec 09, 1993 | Aug 22, 1996 | Military |
| Emmanuel Acholonu | Katsina | Dec 09, 1993 | Aug 22, 1996 | Military |
| Gregory Agboneni | Cross River | Sep 14, 1994 | Aug 22, 1996 | Military |
| Colonel Ibrahim Aliyu | Jigawa | Dec 09, 1993 | Aug 22, 1996 | Military |
| Ibrahim Dada | Borno | Dec 09, 1993 | Aug 22, 1996 | Military |
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