President Muhammadu Buhari, today, November 11, 2015, swore in the ministers who will make up his cabinet at the Presidential Villa in Abuja.
See full list of President’s ministers and portfolios
Buhari has also assigned portfolios to his ministers with former Lagos State Governor, Babatunde Fashola heading the ministry for Power, Works and Housing and former Rivers State Governor, Rotimi Amaechi being in charge of the Ministry of Transportation.
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Buhari has also assigned portfolios to his ministers with former Lagos State Governor, Babatunde Fashola heading the ministry for Power, Works and Housing and former Rivers State Governor, Rotimi Amaechi being in charge of the Ministry of Transportation.
Find the full list of ministers and their portfolios below:
Minister of Justice: Abubakar MalamiMinister of Foreign Affairs: Geoffrey OnyeamaMinister of Defence: Mohammed Dan AliMinister of Finance: Kemi AdeosunMinister of Education: Adamu AdamuState Minister of Education: Anthony AnwukaMinister of Industry, Trade And Investment: Okechukwu EnelemahState Minister Industry, Trade And Investment: Aisha AbubakarMinister of Labour And Employment: Chris NgigeState Minister of Labour And Employment: James OcholiMinister of Budget and National Planning: Udoma Udo UdomaState Minister Budget and National Planning: Zainab AhmedMinister of Power, Works and Housing: Babatubde Fashola State Minister Power, Works and Housing: Mustapha ShehuriMinister of Agriculture and Rural Development: Audu OgbehState Minister Agriculture and Rural Development: Heineken LokpobiriState Minister Aviation: Hadi SirikaMinister of Health: Isaac Folorunsho AdeoyeState Minister Health: Osagie EhanireMinister Niger Delta Affairs: Usani UguruState Minister Niger Delta Affairs: Claudius Omoyele DaramolaMinister of Environment: Amina MohammedState Minister of Environment: Ibrahim JibrinMinister of Solid Minerals: Kayode FayemiState Minister Solid Minerals: Abubakar BwariMinister of Communication: Adebayo Shittu Minister of Information: Lai MohammedMinister of Water Resources: Suleiman AdamuMinister of Youths and Sports: Solomon DalongMinister of Science and Technology: Ogbonnaya OnuMinister of Women Affairs: Aisha AlhassanMinister of Transportation: Chibuike AmaechiInterior Minister: Abdulrahman DambazzauState Minister Petroleum Resources: Emmanuel Ibe KachiukwuFCT Minister: Mohammed Bello
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