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Yanayin Jihar Delta a Najeriya

Jihar Delta, da ke yankin kudancin Najeriya, tana da shugabannin daban-daban tun lokacin da Najeriya ta sami 'yancin kai a shekarar 1960, sojoji da farar hula. Bayan samun 'yancin kai a shekarar 1960, Najeriya tana da yankuna uku kawai, [1] kuma yankin jihar Delta ta gaba yana cikin Yankin Yamma. Yankin Mid-Western ya rabu da Yankin Yamma a watan Agustan shekara ta 1963 kuma yana da Dennis Osadebay a matsayin Firayim Minista na farko. Osadebay ya yi aiki har zuwa Janairu shekara ta 1966, lokacin da David Akpode Ejoor, gwamnan soja na farko ya maye gurbinsa. An kalubalanci kula da yankin a lokacin Yaƙin basasar Najeriya (1967-1970), kuma Samuel Ogbemudia ya maye gurbin Ejoor[2].[3] [4]Ogbemudia ta mallaki yankin Mid-Western daga Satumbar shekarar 1967 zuwa Yuli 1975[5]. An sake sunan yankin kuma an sake tsara shi a matsayin Jihar Bendel a ranar 17 ga Maris na shekarar 1976, sunansa haɗuwa da tsoffin lardunan Benin da Delta. Wasu gwamnoni a wannan lokacin sun haɗa da George Agbazika Innih, Husaini Abdullahi, da Ambrose Folorunsho Alli . Ogbemudia ya kuma dawo na watanni uku a matsayin gwamnan farar hula a 1983 kafin sojoji su sake tabbatar da iko.[6][7][8][9][10][11]

An kafa Jihar Delta ta zamani a ranar 27 ga watan Agustan shekara ta 1991, biyo bayan rarraba Jihar Bendel zuwa jihohin Edo da Delta. Felix Ibru ya zama gwamnan farar hula na farko na Jihar Delta daga Janairun shekarar 1992 zuwa Nuwamba 1993, sannan gwamnonin soja suka biyo baya. A zamanin dimokuradiyya, James Ibori ya yi aiki daga shekarar 1999 zuwa shekara ta 2007, kuma Emmanuel Uduaghan ya gaje shi. Ifeanyi Okowa ya yi aiki daga shekarar 2015 zuwa shekara ta 2023, sannan Sheriff Oborevwori ya biyo baya, wanda ke aiki. Equipment[12],

Jerin gwamnoni

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Yankin Yamma

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Yankin Yammacin ya kasance karkashin jagorancin Firayim Minista da Gwamna na bikin. Daga Oktoban shekarar 1954 zuwa Disambar shekara ta 1959, Obafemi Awolowo ya yi aiki a matsayin Firayim Minista na farko na yankin, a lokacin da ya aiwatar da shirin Ilimi na Firamare na Duniya.[13] Samuel Ladoke Akintola ne ya gaje shi, wanda ya rike mukamin har sai rikicin siyasa na yankin ya karu a farkon shekarun 1960. A halin yanzu, Adesoji Aderemi ya yi aiki a matsayin Gwamna na Yankin Yamma, rawar da ta fi dacewa da mulkin mallaka na Burtaniya har sai Najeriya ta zama jamhuriya a cikin shekarar 1963. Firayim Minista ne ke da alhakin ayyukan zartarwa na yankin.[14] Yawancin lokaci ana nada masu gudanarwa don mulkin jihar lokacin da akwai rikicin siyasa ko yanayin gaggawa.[15]

A shekara ta 1962, rikicin siyasa ya faru ne lokacin da Gwamna Aderemi ya kori Akintola biyo bayan zargin cin hanci da rashawa da rashin kulawa. Wannan ya haifar da Yanayin gaggawa a yankin.[16] A lokacin gaggawa, an naɗa Musa Adekoyejo Majekodunmi a matsayin mai gudanarwa na wucin gadi, wanda ya kawar da jagorancin siyasa na yankin. Bayan watanni shida, an sake dawo da Akintola a matsayin Firayim Minista biyo bayan hukuncin kotu da ya soke korarsa.[14] Rashin kwanciyar hankali na siyasa a wannan lokacin ya ba da gudummawa ga tashin hankali na yanki wanda ya ci gaba har ma bayan da aka raba Yankin Yamma kuma an kirkiro Yankin Tsakiyar Yamma a cikin shekarar 1963.[16][13]

Yankin Tsakiyar Yamma[17]

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An ƙirƙiro Yankin Tsakiyar Yammacin Najeriya a ranar 9 ga watan Agustan shekara ta 1963.[18] An sassaƙa yankin daga Yankin Yamma, ya zama yanki na huɗu na Najeriya. Yankin Tsakiyar Yamma da farko yana da Firayim Minista, amma daga baya gwamnonin soja za su yi aiki a matsayin manyan jami'ai.[19]

Dennis Osadebay ya yi aiki a matsayin shugaban farar hula na farko na yankin, kuma ya kasance Firayim Minista daga Agustan shekara ta 1963 zuwa Janairun shekarar 1966. [20] Rikicin siyasa ya haifar da gwamnatocin soja, wanda ya fara da David Akpode Ejoor a watan Janairun shekarar 1966. Sojojin Biafra ne suka kwace yankin a lokacin Yaƙin basasar Najeriya, tare da Albert Okonkwo yana gudanar da yankin daga watan Agusta zuwa Satumbar shekarar 1967 a madadin Biafra.[13]

Samuel Ogbemudia ya yi aiki a matsayin gwamnan soja daga Satumbar shekarar 1967 zuwa Yulin shekarar 1975.[21]

Gwamnoni da Masu Gudanar da Soja na Yankin Tsakiyar Yamma, Najeriya
№ Sunan Taken Lokacin aiki Bayani
1 Dennis Osadebay Dennis Osadebay
(1911–1994)
[22]		 Na farko August 1963-Janairu 1966

 Firayim Minista na farko kuma kawai na Yankin Tsakiyar Yamma
2 David Akpode Ejoor David Ejoor
(1932–2019)
 Gwamnan Soja Janairu 1966-Agusta 1967

 Rikicin soja na 15 ga Janairun 1966 a Najeriya ya haifar da nadin Ejoor a matsayin Gwamnan Soja na Yankin Midwest. A matsayinsa na Lieutenant-Colonel da Kwamandan Sojojin a Enugu, ya shiga cikin abubuwan da suka faru game da juyin mulkin. Bayan juyin mulkin, Ejoor ya zama memba na Majalisar Sojoji ta Koli (SMC), babbar hukumar Najeriya.
3 — Albert Okonkwo Mai gudanarwa August 1967-Satumba 1967

 Gudanar da yankin da ke karkashin ikon Biafran a lokacin Yaƙin basasar Najeriya [23]
4 Samuel Osaigbovo Ogbemudia Samuel Ogbemudia
(1932–2017)
[24]		 Gwamnan Soja Satumba 1967[lower-alpha 1]-Yuli 1975

 An san shi da ayyukan sake ginawa da ci gaba bayan yakin [26]

Jihar Bendel

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Bayan canje-canjen gudanarwa a Najeriya, an sake sunan Yankin Mid-Western a Jihar Bendel a ranar 17 ga Maris na shekarar 1976. [27] Wannan sake suna wani ɓangare ne na yunkurin kasa don sake tsara Jihohin Najeriya da ƙananan hukumomi a karkashin mulkin Janar Murtala Mohammed .

George Agbazika Innih shi ne gwamnan soja na farko na Jihar Bendel . [28] Husaini Abdullahi ne ya biyo baya, wanda ya yi mulki daga Maris na shekarar 1976 zuwa Yulin shekarar 1978. Abubakar Waziri ya yi aiki a matsayin mai kula da soja daga 24 ga Yulin shekarar 1978 zuwa 30 ga Satumbar shekarar 1979. An zaɓi Ambrose Folorunsho Alli a matsayin gwamnan farar hula na farko a watan Oktoban shekarar 1979 a karkashin Jam'iyyar Unity Party of Nigeria kuma ya yi aiki har zuwa Satumbar shekarar 1983. An zabi Samuel Ogbemudia a matsayin gwamnan farar hula a karkashin Jam'iyyar National Party of Nigeria kuma ya yi aiki na ɗan lokaci daga Oktoba zuwa Disambar shekara ta 1983. Taƙaitaccen lokacinsa ya kasance ne saboda Juyin mulkin soja na 1983 don fitar da Alhaji Shehu Shagari kuma ya sanya Muhammadu Buhari a matsayin shugaban soja.[29][30]

Jeremiah Timbut Useni ya hau mulki a watan Janairun shekarar 1984 kuma ya jagoranci har zuwa 27 ga watan Agusta 1985, John Mark Inienger ya biyo baya daga Satumbar shekarar 1985 zuwa Yulin shekarar 1988. Jonathan Tunde Ogbeha ya yi mulki daga Yulin shekarar 1988 zuwa Agusta 1990, kuma John Ewerekumoh Yeri ya yi aiki daga Agustan shekara ta 1990 zuwa 27 Agustan shekara ta 1991.[29] An raba jihar zuwa jihohin Edo da Delta a ranar 27 ga watan Agustan shekara ta 1991 tare da Luke Chijiuba Ochulor yana aiki a matsayin gwamnan soja na farko na sabuwar jihar Delta da aka kafa.[31][32]

Gwamnonin zartarwa da Masu Gudanar da Soja na Jihar Bendel, Najeriya
№ Sunan Taken Lokacin aiki Bayani
1 George Agbazika Innih George Agbazika Innih
(1938–2002)
[33]		 Gwamnan Soja August 1975-Maris 1976
2 Hussaini Abdullahi Husaini Abdullahi
(1939–2019)
[34]		 Gwamnan Soja March 1976-Yuli 1978


 Bayan juyin mulkin Dimka da bai yi nasara ba, Majalisar Sojoji ta sake tsara tsarin mulki. A ranar 15 ga Maris 1976, an ba da sanarwar cewa za a sake tura George Agbazika Innih daga Jihar Bendel zuwa Jihar Kwara, wanda ba shi da gwamna na dindindin tun bayan kisan Taiwo. A lokaci guda, an nada Kyaftin Hussein Abdullahi, jami'in sojan ruwa, don cin nasarar Innih a Jihar Bendel.[28]
3 Abubakar Waziri Abubakar Waziri
(Samfuri:Born in)
 Gwamnan Soja 24 ga Yulin 1978-30 Satumba 1979


 Ya kuma yi aiki a matsayin kwamandan brigade na Sojojin Najeriya Benin City [29]
4 Ambrose Folorunsho Alli Ambrose Folorunsho Alli
(1929–1989)
 Gwamna Zartarwa Oktoba 1979-Satumba 1983


 An zabe shi a matsayin gwamnan farar hula na farko na Bendel a karkashin laima na Jam'iyyar Unity Party of Nigeria [29]
5 Samuel Osaigbovo Ogbemudia Samuel Ogbemudia
(1922–2017)
[24]		 Gwamna Zartarwa Oktoba 1983-31 Disamba 1983


 Komawa ga mulkin farar hula, a karkashin laima na Jam'iyyar National Party of Nigeria, kafin juyin mulkin soja na 1983 [29]
6 — Irmiya Useni
(Samfuri:Born in)
 Gwamnan Soja Janairu 1984-27 Agusta 1985
7 John Mark Inienger John Mark Inienger
(1945–2002)
[29][35]		 Gwamnan Soja Satumba 1985-Yuli 1988
8 — Jonathan Tunde Ogbeha
(Samfuri:Born in)
[29]		 Gwamnan Soja July 1988-Agusta 1990
9 — John Ewerekumoh Yeri Gwamnan Soja August 1990-27 Agusta 1991[lower-alpha 2]


 Gwamnan soja na karshe kafin kirkirar jihohin Edo da Delta

Jihar Delta

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An kafa Jihar Delta a ranar 27 ga watan Agustan shekara ta 1991, biyo bayan raba Jihar Bendel zuwa jihohin Edo da Delta. [38] An kirkiro sabon ofishin don zaɓen shekara ta 1999: mataimakin gwamnan Jihar Delta. An zabi wakilai a kan tikitin haɗin gwiwa tare da ɗan takarar gwamna, don haka suna raba jam'iyya ɗaya ta hanyar tsoho.[39]

Zaɓen sake gudanar da gwamna na Jihar Delta na shekarar 2011 ya faru ne bayan soke Zaben 2007 da Babban Kotun Tarayya, wanda da farko ya ayyana Emmanuel Uduaghan na Jam'iyyar Democrat ta Jama'a a matsayin mai nasara. [40] Sake gudanarwa, wanda Hukumar Zabe ta Kasa mai zaman kanta ta shirya, ya haifar da Uduaghan ya riƙe matsayinsa ta hanyar cin nasara a cikin 12 daga cikin yankuna 22 na ƙananan hukumomi inda aka tattara sakamakon, inda ya ci Babban Ogboru na Jam'iyyar Democrat, wanda ya sami nasara a yankuna 10 na ƙananan hukumomin.

Gwamnonin Soja da Zartarwa na Jihar Delta
№ Gwamna Lokacin aiki Jam'iyyar Zaɓuɓɓuka D. Governor
1 — Luke Chijiuba Ochulor 27 ga Agusta 1991-Janairu 1992


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2 Felix Ibru Felix Ibru
(Samfuri:Born in)
[41]		 Janairu 1992-Nuwamba 1993


  SDP
[42]		 1991
3 — Abdulkadir Shehu Nuwamba 1993-10 Disamba 1993 [43]


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4 — Bassey Asuquo 10 Disamba 1993-26 Satumba 1994 [44]


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5 — Ibrahim Kefas
(Samfuri:Born in)
 26 Satumba 1994-22 Agusta 1996 [43]


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6 John Dungs John Dungs
(Samfuri:Born in)
[45]		 22 ga watan Agusta 1996-12 ga watan Agustan 1998 [43][45]


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7 — Walter Feghabo 12 ga Agusta 1998-29 ga Mayu 1999 [46]


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8 — James Ibori
(Samfuri:Born in)
[47]		 29 May 1999-29 Mayu 2007


  PDP
[48]		 1999
2003		 Benjamin Elue
9 Emmanuel Ewatan Uduaghan Emmanuel Uduaghan
(Samfuri:Born in)
[49]		 29 May 2007-29 Mayu 2015 [50]


   PDP
[50]		 2007
Zaben da aka yi a shekara ta 2011
2011		 Amos Utuama
10 Ifeanyi Okowa Ifeanyi Okowa
(Samfuri:Born in)
[51]		 29 May 2015-29 Mayu 2023 [51][52]


   PDP
[52]		 2015
2019		 Kingsley Otuaro
11 — Sheriff Oborevwori
(Samfuri:Born in)
[53]		 29 May 2023-Mai mulki


  PDP
 2023 Monday Onyeme

Dubi kuma

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Bayani

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  1. ↑ In September 1967, Ogbemudia was appointed military administrator after Biafran troops entered the state. David Ejoor, the previous military governor, had left the state. Ogbemudia then took on the role of military governor.[25]
  2. ↑ John Ewerekumoh Yeri served as Military Governor of Bendel State from August 1990 to August 1991.[36] After the state's division, Luke Chijiuba Ochulor became the first Military Governor of Delta State, serving from 27 August 1991, to January 1992. He was followed by Felix Ibru, who took office in January 1992.[37] Yeri was appointed as the first Military Governor of Edo State.[36] Elections were held, and the Social Democratic Party won the gubernatorial election.

Manazarta

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