Yep, money is wonderful, see your Nigerian Governors 'throwback pictures that will inspire you to hard work.

Change is the only thing that's constant in life and people evolve over time.

Nigerian politicians, just like any other human, have seen themselves transformed into looks, personality and net worth.

Others became chubbier with large protruding belly (pot belly).

Others looked depressed and not so good looking but their story has changed today.

Below are some of your favorite Nigerian governors and their 'old pictures that will make you smile, laugh or get inspired. 

These throwback images will show you no one is ugly, they're just broke


1. Yahaya Bello:


He was proclaimed winner of the 2015 Kogi state governorship election after being chosen as the replacement for the late Abubakar Audu who originally won the election on the All Progressive Congress (APC) platform. Now he is on his second term.

2. Ayodele Fayose:

He was the former Ekiti state governor.
He secured the state's 2014 governorship race, and was inaugurated on 16 October 2014.

Fayose was also the governor from May 29, 2003 until October 16, 2006, but as a result of an impeachment, he could not complete his term.

3. Nyesom Wike:


In 2015, after beating APC's Dakuku Peterside in the April 11 gubernatorial elections, he became the governor of Rivers state. 

On 24 October 2015, the Rivers State Election Governorship Tribunal nullified his election.

In January, however, the Supreme Court set aside the tribunal's judgments and the Court of Appeal, which annulled Wike's victory. He is managing a second tenure at the moment.

4. Nasir El-Rufai:

He was elected the governor of Kaduna state in the 2015 governorship election on the platform of the APC. He is conducting his second term at the moment.

5. Akinwumi Ambode:

In the 2015 governorship race, he was elected governor of Kaduna state on the APC platform. He runs his second term at the moment.

6. Babatunde Fashola:

He was elected the governor of the state of Lagos on May 29, 2007 and was relected for a second term in 2011 after completing his first tenure. His second term began on 29 May 2015. Later, in November 2015, he was named the Honorable Minister for Resources, Works and Housing.

7. Rotimi Amaechi:

He became Rivers state governor on the PDP platform in 2007 and was relelected on April 26, 2011, for a second term.

He eventually defected to APC. His term, in 2015, expired. He was later appointed the Honourable Minister of Transportation in November 2015.

8. Asiwaju Bola Tinubu:

From 29 May 1999 to 29 May 2007, he was the governor of the state of Lagos.
He is the governing APC's National leader.