State Governors in the Nigerian Third Republic

The Nigerian Third Republic (1992-93) was an unsuccessful attempt to restore Nigeria to democracy. It was initiated by General Ibrahim Babangida.

Babangida allowed for elections of civilian governors for each state, taking office in January 1992, followed by election of the civilian President M.K.O. Abiola in 1993. However, Abiola's election was annulled and after some confusion General Sani Abacha became head of state in November 1993, replacing the civilian governors with military administrators.

List

State governors in the Third Nigerian Republic

Abia	Ogbonnaya Onu (NRC)

Adamawa	Abubakar Saleh Michika (NRC)

Akwa Ibom	Akpan Isemin (NRC)

Anambra	Chukwuemeka Ezeife (SDP)

Bauchi	Dahiru Mohammed (NRC)

Benue	Moses Adasu (SDP)

Borno	Maina Maaji Lawan (SDP)

Cross River	Clement Ebri (NRC)

Delta	Felix Ibru (SDP)

Edo	John Odigie Oyegun (SDP)

Enugu	Okwesilieze Nwodo (NRC)

Imo	Evan Enwerem (NRC)

Jigawa	Ali Sa'ad Birnin-Kudu (SDP)

Kaduna	Mohammed Dabo Lere (NRC)

Kano	Kabiru Ibrahim Gaya (NRC)

Katsina	Saidu Barda (NRC)

Kebbi	Abubakar Musa (NRC)

Kogi	Abubakar Audu (NRC)

Kwara	Shaaba Lafiaji (SDP)

Lagos	Michael Otedola (NRC)

Niger	Musa Inuwa (NRC)

Ogun:	Olusegun Osoba (SDP)

Ondo	Bamidele Olumilua (SDP)

Osun	Isiaka Adetunji Adeleke (SDP)

Oyo	Kolapo Olawuyi Ishola (SDP)

Plateau	Fidelis Tapgun (SDP)

Rivers	Rufus Ada-George (NRC)

Sokoto	Yahaya Abdulkarim (NRC)

Taraba	Jolly Nyame (SDP)

Yobe	Bukar Abba Ibrahim (SDP)

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