Bukar Abba Ibrahim (born October 1950) je omo orile-ede Naijiria ati gomina Ipinle Yobe tele.
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This is a list of administrators and Governors of Yobe State, Nigeria. Yobe State was formed in 1991-08-27 when it was split out from Borno State.
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| Abia |
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| Adamawa |
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| Akwa Ibom |
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| Anambra |
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| Bauchi |
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| Benue |
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| Borno |
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| Cross River |
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| Delta |
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| Edo |
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| Enugu |
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| Imo |
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| Jigawa |
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| Kaduna |
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| Kano |
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| Katsina |
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| Kebbi |
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| Kogi |
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| Kwara |
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| Lagos |
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| Niger |
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| Ogun: |
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| Ondo |
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| Osun |
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| Oyo |
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| Plateau |
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| Rivers |
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| Sokoto |
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| Taraba |
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| Yobe |
Bukar Abba Ibrahim (SDP)
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Àwọn Gómìnà àwọn Ìpínlẹ̀ Nàìjíríà ìgba 1999-2003  |
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Nigerian state governors are normally elected for a four-year term during the national elections . In some cases, the first officeholder may be replaced by another, for example through death, impeachment or if an election is annulled. Following is a list of all Nigerian state governors who held office during the 1999-2003 term. Acting governors are not shown.
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