At least twelve of the newly sworn-in ministers have retained the portfolios that they held during the first term tenure of President Muhammadu Buhari.
Buhari announced the portfolios assigned to the ministers after their swearing-in at the Aso Villa on Tuesday.
The ministers who retained their portfolios include,
Chris Ngige (Minister of Labour and Employment)
Rotimi Amaechi (Minister of Transportation)
Hadi Sirika (Minister of Aviation)
Geoffrey Onyeama (Minister of Foreign Affairs)
Suleiman Adamu, (Minister of Water Resources)
Mohammed Musa Bello (Minister of the Federal Capital Territory)
Adamu Adamu (Minister of Education)
Chris Ngige (Minister of Labour and Employment)
Hadi Sirika (Minister of Aviation)
Geoffrey Onyeama (Minister of Foreign Affairs)
Suleiman Adamu, (Minister of Water Resources)
Mohammed Musa Bello (Minister of the Federal Capital Territory)
Adamu Adamu (Minister of Education)
Ogbonnaya Onu (Minister of Science and Technology)
Suleiman Adamu (Minister of Water Resources)
Zainab Ahmed (Minister of Finance)
Abubakar Malami (Minister of Justice)
Lai Mohammed (Minister of Information and Culture).
Suleiman Adamu (Minister of Water Resources)
Zainab Ahmed (Minister of Finance)
Abubakar Malami (Minister of Justice)
Lai Mohammed (Minister of Information and Culture).
Babatunde Fashola can however be said to have partially retained his ministry, as his portfolio was split into two. The former Lagos state governor who previously was head of Works, Power and Housing, now only mans the ministry of Works and Housing.
President Muhammadu Buhari also remains in charge of the petroleum ministry
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