President Buhari assigned the officials after all of them took their oaths of office in batches. President Muhammadu Buhari has assigned portfolios to his 44 ministers and the full list of the ministers and their portfolios from 2019 till date are stated below;
The first minister we have on our list today is President Muhammadu Buhari and he is the Minister of Petroleum in Nigeria
Mohammed Musa Bello is from Adamawa State and he is the Minister of Federal Capital Territory, FCT
Godswill Akpabio is from Akwa Ibom State and he is the Minister of Niger Delta Development Commision NDDC
Chris Ngige is from Anambra State and he is the Minister of Labour and Employment
Sharon Ikeazor is from Anambra State and the Minister of State Environment
Adamu Adamu is from Bauchi State and he is the Minister of Education
Ambassador Maryam Katagum is from Bauchi State and she is the Minister of State Industry
Timipre Sylva is from Bayelsa State and he is the Minister of State for Petroleum
George Akume is from Benue State and he is the Minister of Special Duties
Mustapha Baba Shehuri is from Borno State and he is the Minister of Agriculture and Rural Development
Goddy Jedy Agba is from Cross River State and he is the Minister of State and Power
Festus Keyamo is from Delta State and he is Minister of State, for Niger Delta
Ogbonnaya Onu is from Ebonyi State and he is the Minister of Science and Technology
Osagie Ehanire is from Edo State and he is the Minister of Health
Clement Ike is from Edo State and he is the Minister of State for Budget
Richard Adeniyi Adebayo is from Ekiti State and he is the Minister of Industry, Trade and Investment
Geoffrey Onyeama is from Enugu State and he is the Minister of Foreign Affairs
Ali Isa Pantami is from Gombe State and he is the Minister of Communication
Emeka Nwajiuba is from Imo State and he is the Minister of State for Education
Suleiman Adamu is from Jigawa State and he is the Minister of Water Resources
Zainab Ahmed is from Kaduna State and she is the Minister of Finance
Muhammad Mahmood is from Kaduna State and he is the Minister of Environment
Sabo Nanono is from Kano State and he is the Minister of Agriculture and Rural Development
Bashir Salihi Magashi is from Kano State and he is the Minister of Defence
Hadi Sirika is from Katsina State and he is the Minister of Aviation
Abubakar Malami is from Kebbi State and he is the Minister of Justice/Attorney General of the Federation
Ramatu Tijjani is from Kogi State and she is the Minister of State, Federal Capital Territory
Lai Mohammed is from Kwara State and he is the– Minister of Information and Culture
Gbemisola Saraki is from Kwara State and she is the Minister of State, Transportion
Babatunde Fashola is from Lagos State and he is the Minister of Works and Housing
Adeleke Mamora is from Lagos State and he is the Minister of State for Health
Mohammed H. Abdullahi si from Nasarawa State and he is the Minister of State, Science and Technology
Zubair Dada is from Niger State and he is the Minister of State, Foreign Affairs
Olamilekan Adegbite is from Ogun State and he is the Minister of Mines and Steel Development
Tayo Alasoadura is from Ondo State and he is the Minister of State, Labour and Employment
Rauf Aregbesola is from Osun State and he is the Minister Interior
Sunday Dare is from Oyo State and he is the Minister of Youth and Sports
Paulen Tallen is from Plateau State and she is the Minister of Women Affairs
Rotimi Amaechi is from Rivers State and he is the Minister of Transportation
Maigari Dingyadi is from Sokoto State and he is the Minister of Police Affairs
Sale Mamman is from Taraba State and he is the Minister of Power
Abubakar D. Aliyu is from Yobe State and he is the Minister of State, Works and Housing
Sadiya Umar Faruk is from Zamfara State and she is the Minister of Humanitarian Affairs, Disaster Management
Dr. Ikechukwu Ogah is from Abia State and he is the Minister of State Mines and Steel