Describe the structure of military rule in Nigeria under the Babangida Administration up to 1990

• THE ARMED FORCES RULING COUNCIL: This was the highest body which performed
  legislative functions. This was made up of
  the service chiefs, top ranking military
  officers, Inspector General of Police, Attorney General, with the President as Chairman. 
• THE COUNCIL OF MINISTERS: It was made up of the president, Vice
  President and the Ministers some of whom were military officers while others
  were civilians. It performed executive functions with the president as chairman.
•  NATIONAL COUNCIL OF STATES: It is composed of the Head of State,
  President, Chief of General Staff, Minister of
  defence, service chiefs of the army the
  Navy and the Airforce, Inspector General of Police, Attorney general and all Military Governors. The function of the council was to coordinate
  and harmonize federal and state government
  project. 
• THE JUDICIARY: The judiciary maintained its status quo as in
  the civilian period with the chief justice as the
  head. Inclusive are various tribunals. 
• THE CIVIL
  SERVICE: The secretary to the military government was
  head of public service. Director Generals
  replaced the permanent secretaries by the 1988 civil
  service reforms.