Portrait of Chief Ernest Shonekan
Head of State

Chief Ernest Shonekan

Verified · updated October 5, 2023

Chief Ernest Shonekan served as a Head of State of the Federal Republic of Nigeria (August 1993 – November 1993).

Tenure
August 1993 – November 1993
State of Origin
Lagos
Date of birth
9 May 1936 (90)
Religion
Christian
Zone
South-West

Appointed as head of the interim national government by Babangida, but his government was short-lived.

About Nigeria's Heads of State

The President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria is both head of state and head of government, elected for a renewable four-year term. The President commands the armed forces, appoints ministers with Senate confirmation, signs bills into law and represents Nigeria in international affairs. Under the 1999 Constitution, executive power is vested in the President, exercised in accordance with the Constitution and laws made by the National Assembly.

Frequently Asked Questions

When did Chief Ernest Shonekan serve as Head of State of Nigeria?

Chief Ernest Shonekan served as Nigeria's head of government from August 1993 to November 1993.

When was Chief Ernest Shonekan born?

Chief Ernest Shonekan was born on 9 May 1936, which would make he about 90 years old today.

What state is Chief Ernest Shonekan from?

Chief Ernest Shonekan hails from Lagos State in Nigeria's South-West geopolitical zone.

What religion did Chief Ernest Shonekan practise?

Chief Ernest Shonekan is widely identified as a Christian. Religion has often factored into Nigeria's leadership representation, though it is not a constitutional requirement for office.

What does the President of Nigeria do?

The President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria is both head of state and head of government. The President commands the armed forces, appoints ministers with Senate confirmation, signs bills into law, sets national policy and represents Nigeria internationally. Under the 1999 Constitution, the President serves a renewable four-year term.

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