Tinubu Swears In New Ministers
Analysis based on 29 articles · First reported Jun 08, 2026 · Last updated Jun 08, 2026
The swearing-in of new ministers for power and foreign affairs in Nigeria>>> is expected to bring stability and potentially new policy directions to these critical sectors. Investors in the energy sector may observe Joseph Olasunkanmi Tegbe's>>> strategies for reforms, while Sola Enikanolaiye's>>> appointment could influence international trade and diplomatic relations, impacting foreign investment sentiment.
President Bola Tinubu>>> officially swore in Joseph Olasunkanmi Tegbe>>> as the new Minister of Power and Sola Enikanolaiye>>> as the Minister of State for Foreign Affairs at the Presidential Villa, Abuja. This cabinet reshuffle follows the resignations of former ministers Yusuf Tuggar>>> and Adebayo Adelabu>>>, who stepped down to pursue political ambitions. Both new ministers were nominated by the President and subsequently confirmed by the Nigeria — Senate of Nigeria>>> on May 6, 2026. Joseph Olasunkanmi Tegbe>>> brings over 35 years of experience in fiscal, economic, and institutional reform, having worked with organizations like KPMG>>>, Nigeria — Nigerian Communications Commission>>>, Nigeria — Nigerian Bulk Electricity Trading>>>, Nigeria — Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission>>>, Shell plc>>>, Huawei>>>, General Electric>>>, MTN Group>>>, and Odu a Investment Company>>>. Sola Enikanolaiye>>> is a seasoned diplomat with 35 years in Nigeria's foreign service, having served in various diplomatic missions and as Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. These appointments are part of ongoing efforts by the Bola Tinubu>>> administration to strengthen policy implementation and enhance performance in key government sectors.
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