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- Patrick Seubo Koshoni (17 April 1943 – 25 January 2020) was a Nigerian Navy Vice Admiral, former Chief of Naval Staff who had served as minister for Health...
- (1975–1980) Akintunde Aduwo (1980 - 1983) Augustus Aikhomu (1984–1986) Patrick Koshoni (1986–1990) Murtala Nyako (1990–1992) Dan Preston Omotsola (1992–1993)...
- Abisoye (1974 to 1979) Daniel Ugwu (1979 to 1983) Vice Admiral Patrick Koshoni (1984 to 1985) Emmanuel Nsan (1985 to 1985) Olikoye Ransome-Kuti (1985...
- (1975–1980) Akintunde Aduwo (1980 - 1983) Augustus Aikhomu (1984–1986) Patrick Koshoni (1986–1990) Murtala Nyako (1990–1992) Dan Preston Omotsola (1992–1993)...
- January 1984 – October 1986 Preceded by Akintunde Aduwo Succeeded by Patrick Koshoni Personal details Born 20 October 1939 Died 17 August 2011(2011-08-17) (aged 71)...
- Staff January 1984 October 1986 2 years, 9 months – 8 Koshoni, PatrickVice Admiral Patrick Seubo Koshoni FSS Psc, mni (1943–2020) October 1986 January 1990...
- houses: Blue House (Aikhomu house) Green House (Nyako house) Purple House (Koshoni house) Red House (Omatsola house, originally called Kennedy house) These...
- Staff In office January 1990 – February 1992 Preceded by Vice Adm. Patrick Koshoni Succeeded by Vice Adm. Dan Preston Omosola Governor of Niger State In office...
- (1975–1980) Akintunde Aduwo (1980 - 1983) Augustus Aikhomu (1984–1986) Patrick Koshoni (1986–1990) Murtala Nyako (1990–1992) Dan Preston Omotsola (1992–1993)...
- (1975–1980) Akintunde Aduwo (1980 - 1983) Augustus Aikhomu (1984–1986) Patrick Koshoni (1986–1990) Murtala Nyako (1990–1992) Dan Preston Omotsola (1992–1993)...