Breaking fashola ngige fayemi 16 others confirmed as ministers
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The President of Nigeria, Muhammadu Buhari, has announced the appointment of 17 new ministers to his cabinet. The list includes:
- Babatunde Fashola (former Governor of Lagos State) - Minister of Works and Housing
- Chris Ngige (former Governor of Anambra State) - Minister of Labour and Employment
- Kayode Fayemi (former Governor of Ekiti State) - Minister of Mines and Steel Development
- Abubakar Aliyu (former Commissioner for Environment in Yobe State) - Minister of State for Environment
- Olamilekan Adegbite (former Commissioner for Education in Ogun State) - Minister of Mines and Steel Development
- Emeka Nwajuba (former Commissioner for Information in Abia State) - Minister of State for Education
- Godwin Obaseki (former Governor of Edo State) - Minister of State for Agriculture and Rural Development
- Uchechukwu Ogah (former Commissioner for Health in Abia State) - Minister of State for Mines and Steel Development
- Sharon Ikeazor (former Commissioner for Environment in Imo State) - Minister of State for Niger Delta Affairs
- Timipre Sylva (former Governor of Bayelsa State) - Minister of State for Petroleum Resources
- Mohammed Mamman (former Commissioner for Water Resources in Nasarawa State) - Minister of Power
- Abubakar Bwari (former Commissioner for Environment in Niger State) - Minister of State for Mines and Steel Development
- Gbemisola Saraki (former Commissioner for Commerce and Industry in Kwara State) - Minister of State for Transportation
- Olamide Alake (former Commissioner for Agriculture in Ogun State) - Minister of State for Agriculture and Rural Development
- Clement Agba (former Commissioner for Finance in Benue State) - Minister of State for Budget and National Planning
- Suleiman Hassan (former Commissioner for Finance in Gombe State) - Minister of State for Power
- Pauline Tallen (former Deputy Governor of Plateau State) - Minister of Women Affairs
These appointments were made after the resignation of several ministers, including those who were involved in the controversy surrounding the reinstatement of the suspended Chief Justice of Nigeria, Justice Walter Onnoghen.