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The Senate on Monday confirmed 45 persons as ministers, as
requested by President Bola Tinubu.

 

Recall that the president sent the list of ministerial
nominees in three batches to the senate, containing 48 names.

 

However, 45 nominees were screened and confirmed by the
Senate on Monday.

 

See the list of the nominees screened and confirmed by the
senate below:

1. Abubakar Kyari (Borno)

 

2. Abubakar Momoh (Edo)

 

3. Nyesom Wike (Rivers)

 

4. Joseph Utsev (Benue)

 

5. John Eno (Cross River)

 

6. Bello Mohammed (Sokoto)

 

7. Mohammed Badaru Abubakar (Jigawa)

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8. Yusuf Maitama Tuggar (Bauchi)

 

9. Uju Ken Ohaneye (Anambra)

 

10. Olubunmi Tunji Ojo (Ondo)

 

11. Nkeiruka Onyejeocha (Abia)

 

12. Betta Edu (Cross River)

 

13. Imaan Suleiman (Nasarawa)

 

14. David Umahi (Ebonyi)

 

15. Adebayo Olawale Edun (Ogun)

 

16. Ahmed Musa Dangiwa (Katsina)

 

17. Uche Nnaji (Enugu)

 

18. Dele Alake (Ekiti)

 

19. Waheed Adebayo Adelabu (Oyo)

 

20. Muhammad Idris (Niger)

 

21. Ali Pate (Bauchi)

 

22. Doris Uzoka (Imo)

 

23. Lateef Fagbemi (Kwara)

 

24. Ekperikpe Ekpo (Akwa Ibom)

 

25. Annatu Musawa (Katsina)

 

26. Ibrahim Geidam (Yobe)

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27. Aliyu Sabi Abdullahi (Niger)

 

28. Heineken Lokpobiri (Bayelsa)

 

29. Alkali Ahmed Sa’eed (Gombe)

 

30. Yusuf Tanko Sununu (Kebbi)

 

31. Atiku Bagudu (Kebbi)

 

32. Bello Matawalle (Zamfara)

 

33. Adegboyega Oyetola (Osun)

 

34. Simon Bako Lalong (Plateau)

 

35. Abdullahi Tijjani Gwarzo (Kano)

 

36. Bosun Tijjani (Ogun)

 

37. Mariya Mahmoud (Kano)

 

38. Isiyaka Salako (Ogun)

 

39. Tunji Alausa (Lagos)

 

40. Lola Ade John (Lagos)

 

41. Tahir Mamman (Adamawa)

 

42. Zephaniah Jissalo (F.C.T)

 

43. Uba Maigari Ahmadu (Taraba)

 

44. Shuaibu Abubakar Audu (Kogi)

 

45. Festus Keyamo (Delta)

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