Tinubu Assigns Portfolios to Ministerial Nominees

President Bola Tinubu has unveiled the highly anticipated ministerial portfolios assigned to his nominees, providing insight into the strategic vision that will guide his administration’s efforts to drive progress and development across various sectors of Nigeria.

With a careful consideration of expertise and experience, this lineup reflects the administration’s commitment to addressing the nation’s challenges while capitalizing on its potential.

Here is the full list of ministerial nominees and their assigned portfolios:

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1. Bosun Tijani: Minister of Communications, Innovation and Digital Economy
2. Ishak Salako: Minister of State, Environment and Ecological Management
3. Wale Edun: Minister of Finance and Coordinating Minister of the Economy
4. Bunmi Tunji: Minister of Marine and Blue Economy
5. Adedayo Adelabu: Minister of Power
6. Tunji Alausa: Minister of State, Health and Social Welfare
7. Dele Alake: Minister of Solid Minerals Development
8. Lola Ade-John: Minister of Tourism
9. Adegboyega Oyetola: Minister of Transportation
10. Doris Anite: Minister of Industry, Trade and Investment
11. Uche Nnaji: Minister of Innovation Science and Technology
12. Nkiruka Onyejeocha: Minister of State, Labour and Employment
13. Uju Kennedy: Minister of Women Affairs
14. David Umahi: Minister of Works
15. Festus Keyamo: Minister of Aviation and Aerospace Development
16. Abubakar Momoh: Minister of Youth
17. Betta Edu: Minister of Humanitarian Affairs and Poverty Alleviation
18. Ekperikpe Ekpo: Minister of State, Gas Resources
19. Heineken Lokpobiri: Minister of State, Petroleum Resources
20. John Enoh: Minister of Sports Development
21. Nyesom Wike: Minister of Federal Capital Territory
22. Hannatu Musawa: Minister of Art, Culture and the Creative Economy
23. Mohammed Badaru: Minister of Defence
24. Bello Matawalle: Minister of State Defence
25. Yusuf T. Sunumu: Minister of State Education
26. Ahmed M. Dangiwa: Minister of Housing and Urban Development
27. Abdullah T. Gwarzo: Minister of State, Housing and Urban Development
28. Atiku Bagudu: Minister of Budget and Economic Planning
29. Mairiga Mahmud: Minister of State, Federal Capital Territory
30. Bello M. Goronyo: Minister of State, Water Resources and Sanitation
31. Abubakar Kyari: Minister of Agriculture and Food Security
32. Tahir Maman: Minister of Education
33. Sa’Idu A. Alkali: Minister of Interior
34. Yusuf M. Tuggar: Minister of Foreign Affairs
35. Ali Pate: Coordinating Minister of Health and Social Welfare
36. Ibrahim Geidam: Minister of Police Affairs
37. U. Maigari Ahmadu: Minister of State, Steel Development
38. Shuaibu A. Audu: Minister of Steel Development
39. Muhammed Idris: Minister of Information and National Orientation
40. Lateef Fagbemi: Attorney General of the Federation and Minister of Justice
41. Simon B. Lalong: Minister of Labour and Employment
42. Imaan Sulaiman-Ibrahim: Minister of State, Police Affairs
43. Zephaniah Jisalo: Minister of Special Duties and Inter-Governmental Affairs
44. Joseph Utsev: Minister of Water Resources and Sanitation
45. Aliyu Sabi Abdullahi: Minister of State, Agriculture and Food Security

The strategic allocation of these portfolios aims to leverage the diverse skill sets of the appointed ministers to address critical issues and advance the nation’s progress. As they assume their roles, Nigerians will closely watch the impact these leaders make on key sectors, policies, and initiatives that shape the country’s trajectory. The unveiling of the ministerial portfolios marks a significant step forward in President Tinubu’s administration, one that holds the promise of positive change and sustainable growth.

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