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Full List Of Buhari’s Ministers And Their Portfolios
President Muhammadu Buhari on Wednesday swore in seven new ministers and immediately reshuffled his cabinet.
This follows their screening and confirmation by the Senate after their names were earlier forwarded to the lawmakers by the President.
After the swearing-in ceremony, Buhari assigned new portfolios to the new ministers during the Federal Executive Council (FEC) meeting at the Presidential Villa in Abuja.
The first batch of Ministers sworn in was Henry Ikechukwu Ikoh – Abia State, Umana Okon Umana – Akwa Ibom State, Odum Odih – Rivers State and Ademola Adewole Adegoroye – Ondo State.
The second batch included Umar Ibrahim El-Yakub – Kano State, Goodluck Nnana Opiah – Imo State and Ekumakama Joseph Nkama – Ebonyi State.
The new ministers will replace those who resigned from the cabinet based on the President’s directive to pursue their 2023 political ambitions.
Below is a table of the ministers and their portfolios:
NUMBER | NAME | STATE | PORTFOLIO |
---|---|---|---|
1 | Ikoh Ikechukwu Henry | Abia | Minister of State for Science and Technology |
2 | Mohammed Bello | Adamawa | Minister of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) |
3 | Umana Okon Umana | Akwa Ibom | Minister for Niger Delta |
4 | Chris Ngige | Anambra | Minister of Labour and Employment |
5 | Sharon Ikeazor | Anambra | Minister of State, Niger Delta |
6 | Adamu Adamu | Bauchi | Minister of Education |
7 | Mariam Katagum | Bauchi | Minister State for Industry Trade and Investment |
8 | Timipre Sylva | Bayelsa | Minister of State for Petroleum |
9 | George Akume | Benue | Minister of Special Duties |
10 | Mustapha Baba Shehuri | Borno | Minister of State for Agriculture and Rural Development |
11 | Goddy Agba | Cross Rivers | Minister of State Power |
12 | Festus Keyamo | Delta | Minister of State Niger Delta |
13 | Ekumankama Joseph | Ebonyi | Minister of State for Health |
14 | Osagie Ehanire | Edo | Minister of Health |
15 | Clement Agba | Edo | Minister of State Budget and National Planning |
16 | Adeniyi Adebayo | Ekiti | Minister of Industry, Trade and Investment |
17 | Geofrey Onyeama | Enugu | Minister of Foreign Affairs |
18 | Ali Pantami | Gombe | Minister of Communication |
19 | Goodluck Nanah Opiah | Imo | Minister of State for Education |
20 | Suleiman Adamu | Jigawa | Minister of Water Resources |
21 | Zainab Ahmed | Kaduna | Minister of Finance |
22 | Mohammed Mahmoud | Kaduna | Minister of Environment |
23 | Umar Ibrahim EI-Yakub | Kano | Minister of State, Works and Housing |
24 | Bashir Salihi Magashi | Kano | Minister of Defence |
25 | Hadi Sirika | Katsina | Minister of Aviation |
26 | Abubakar Malami | Kebbi | Minister of Justice |
27 | Ramatu Tijani | Kogi | Minister of State Federal Capital Territory (FCT) |
28 | Lai Mohammed | Kwara | Minister of Information and Culture |
29 | Gbemisola Saraki | Kwara | Minister of State, Mines and Steel Development |
30 | Babatunde Fashola | Lagos | Minister of Works and Housing |
31 | Olorunnimbe Mamora | Lagos | Minister of Science and Technology |
32 | Muhammed Abdullahi | Nasarawa | Minister of State for Science and Technology |
33 | Zubairu Dada | Niger | Minister of State for Foreign Affairs |
34 | Olamilekan Adegbite | Ogun | Minister of Mines and Steel Development |
35 | Ademola Adegoroye | Ondo | minister of State for Transportation |
36 | Rauf Aregbesola | Osun | Minister of Interior |
37 | Sunday Dare | Oyo | Minister of Youths and Sports |
38 | Pauline Tallen | Plateau | Minister of Women Affairs |
39 | Odum Odih | Rivers | Minister of State for Environment |
40 | Muhammadu Dingyadi | Sokoto | Minister of Police Affairs |
41 | Mu’azu Jaji Sambo | Taraba | Minister of Transportation |
42 | Abubakar Aliyu | Yobe | Minister of State Works and Housing |
43 | Sadiya Umar Farouk | Zamfara | Minister of Humanitarian Affairs, Disaster Management and Social Development |
44 | Muhammadu Buhari | Katsina | Minister of Petroleum |