President Bola Tinubu’s Appointed Nigerian Ministers Plus Their Portfolios

Nigerian ministers, like chess pieces on a strategic board, are appointed through a deliberate process orchestrated by the President, who is currently Bola Tinubu. This selection is far from arbitrary; it’s a choreographed dance of evaluation and confirmation. The nominees face the scrutiny of the National Assembly, undergoing a comprehensive assessment of their skills, experience, and potential contributions.

Once the stage is set, these chosen individuals step into their roles as custodians of specific domains. They become guardians of sectors, wielding influence over policies and progress. Their collaboration resembles a symphony, where each minister’s expertise harmonizes with others to compose the nation’s progress.

In a political landscape as intricate as a woven tapestry, the role of Nigerian ministers becomes a strategic interplay, a performance of governance that shapes the nation’s journey forward.

1. Minister of Communications, Innovation, and Digital Economy – Bosun Tijani
2. Minister of Finance and Coordinating Minister of the Economy – Wale Edun
3. Minister of Marine and Blue Economy – Olubunmi Tunji-Ojo
4. Minister of Power – Adebayo Adelabu
5. Minister of Solid Minerals Development – Henry Dele Alake
6. Minister of Tourism – Lola Ade-John
7. Minister of Transportation – Adegboyega Oyetola
8. Minister of Industry, Trade and Investment – Doris Anite
9. Minister of Innovation Science and Technology – Uche Nnaji
10. Minister of Women Affairs – Uju Kennedy
11. Minister of Works – David Umahi
12. Minister of Aviation and Aerospace Development – Festus Keyamo
13. Minister of Youth – Abubakar Momoh
14. Minister of Humanitarian Affairs and Poverty Alleviation – Betta Edu
15. Minister of Sports Development – John Enoh
16. Minister of Federal Capital Territory – Nyesom Wike
17. Minister of Art, Culture and the Creative Economy – Hannatu Musawa
18. Minister of Defence – Mohammed Badaru
19. Minister of Agriculture and Food Security – Abubakar Kyari
20. Minister of Education – Tahir Mamman
21. Minister of Interior – Sa’idu Ahmed Alkali
22. Minister of Foreign Affairs – Yusuf Tuggar
23. Coordinating Minister of Health and Social Welfare – Muhammad Ali Pate
24. Minister of Police Affairs – Ibrahim Gaidam
25. Minister of Housing and Urban Development – Ahmed Musa Dangiwa
26. Minister of Budget and Economic Planning – Abubakar Atiku Bagudu
27. Minister of Environment and Ecological Management – Ishak Salako
28. Minister of Special Duties and Inter-Governmental Affairs – Zephaniah Jisalo
29. Minister of Water Resources and Sanitation – Joseph Utsev
30. Minister of Steel Development – Shuaibu Abubakar Audu
31. Minister of Information and National Orientation – Mohammed Idris
32. Attorney General of the Federation and Minister of Justice – Lateef Fagbemi
33. Minister of Labour and Employment – Simon Lalong
34. Minister of State, Health and Social Welfare – Tunji Alausa
35. Minister of State, Labour and Employment – Nkeiruka Onyejeocha
36. Minister of State, Gas Resources – Ekperikpe Ekpo
37. Minister of State, Petroleum Resources – Heineken Lokpobiri
38. Minister of State Defence – Bello Matawalle
39. Minister of State Education –Yusuf Tanko Sununu
40. Minister of State, Housing and Urban Development – Abdullahi Tijjani Gwarzo
41. Minister of State, Federal Capital Territory – Mairiga Mahmud
42. Minister of State, Water Resources and Sanitation – Bello Muhammad Goronyo
43. Minister of State, Steel Development – Uba Maigari Ahmadu
44. Minister of State, Police Affairs – Imaan Sulaiman-Ibrahim
45. Minister of State, Agriculture and Food Security – Aliyu Sabi Abdullahi