Buhari Is Minister Of Petroleum

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Buhari has announced names of ministers alongside their portfolios. He also appointed himself as Minister to head the Petroleum Ministry.
There are ministers for 24 ministries with Ministers of State to make up the remaining portfolios.
1. Lai Mohammed- Minister Of Information
2.  Rotimi Amaechi- Minister Of Transportation
3.  Babatunde Fashola- Minister Of Power, Work And Housing
 4. Mustapha Baba Shehuri – Minister of Power, Works and Housing(State)
5.  Kemi Adeosun- Minister Of Finance
6.  Adamu Adamu- Minister Of Education
7. Prof Anthony Onwuka –  Minister of Education (State)
8.  Chris Ngige- Minister Of Labour And  Employment
9. Barr James Ocholi- Minister of Labour and Employment(State)
10.  Ogbonnaya Onu- Minister Of Science And Technology
11.  Issac Adewole- Minister Of Health
12.  Osagie Ehanire –  Minister of Health (State)
13. Audu Ogbeh – Agriculture and Rural Development
14. Heineken Lokpobiri –  Minister of Agricultural and Rural Development(State)

15.  Kayode Fayemi- Minister Of Solid Minerals
 16.   Abubakar Bwari – Minister of Solid Minerals (State)
17.   Mansur Maman Dan Ali – Minister of Defence
18.   Muhammadu Bello – FCT Minister
19.  Amina J. Mohammed – Minister of Environment
 20.   Usman Jubril –  Minister of Environment (State)
21.    Abdulrahaman Danbazau – Minister of Interior
22.  Engr Suleiman Adamu – Minister Of Water Resources(State)

23.  Ibe Kachikwu- Minister of Petroleum Resources (State)
24.   Salomon Dalong – Minister Of Youth and Sport
25.  Adebayo Shittu – Minister of Communication
26.   Mama Taraba – Minister Of Women Affairs
27. Udo Udoma –  Minister of Budget & National Planning
28. Zainab Ahmad – Minister Of  Budget and Planning ( State)
29. Pastor Usani Uguru -Minister of Niger Delta
30. Claudius Daramola – Minister of Niger Delta (State)
31.  Geoffrey Onyeama – Minister Of Foreign Affairs
 32.  Khadija Abubakar Abba – Minister Of Foreign Affairs(State)
33.  Okechukwu Enelama – Minister Of Industry, Trade and Investment
 34     Aisha Abubakar – Minister of Industry, Trade & Investment (State)
35.  Hadi Sirika -Minister Of Aviation (State)

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