See list of 41 Ambassadors-designate


 

President Muhammadu Buhari has nominated 41 non-career ambassadors.

See full list here and State of Origin

1. Debo Adesina (Oyo)

2. Ademola Seriki (Lagos)

 

3. Dare Sunday Awoniyi (Kogi)

4. Engr Umar Suleiman (Adamawa)

 

5. L.S. Mandama (Adamawa)

 

6. Oboro Effiong Akpabio (Akwa Ibom)

 

7. Chief Elijah Onyeagba (Anambra)

 

8. Abubakar D. Ibrahim Siyi (Bauchi)

9. Philip K. Ikurusi (Bayelsa)

 

10. Hon. Tarzoor Terhemen (Benue)

 

11. Paul Ogba Adikwu (Benue)

 

12. Al-Bashir Ibrahim Al-Hassan (Borno)

 

13. Brig. Gen. Bwala Yūsuf, Bukar (Borno)

 

14. Prof. Monique Ekpong (Cross River)

 

15. Oma Djebah (Delta)

 

16. Ominyi N. Eze (Ebonyi)

 

17. Yamah Mohammed Musa (Edo)

 

18. Maj. Gen. C.O. Ugwu (Enugu)

 

19. Dr. Hajara I. Salim (Gombe)

 

20. Obiezu Ijeoma Chinyerem (Imo)

 

21. Ali M. Magashi (Jigawa)

 

22. Prof. M.A. Makarfi (Kaduna)

 

23. Hamisu Umar Takalmawa (Kano)

 

24. Jazuli Imam Galandanci (Kano)

 

25. Amina Ado Kurawa (Kano)

 

26. Amb. Yahaya Lawal (Katsina)

 

27. Ibrahim Kayode Laaro (Kwara)

 

28. Abioye Bello (Kwara)

 

29. Zara Maazu Umar (Kwara)

 

30. Henry John Omaku (Nasarawa)

 

31. Chief Sarafa Tunji Isola (Ogun)

 

32. Mrs. Nimi Akinkube (Ondo)

 

33. Adejaba Bello (Osun)

 

34. Adeshina Alege (Oyo)

 

35. Ms. Folakemi Akinyele (Oyo)

 

36. Shehu Abdullahi Yibaikwal (Plateau)

 

37. Hon. Maureen Tamuno (Rivers)

 

38. Faruk Yabo (Sokoto)

 

39. Adamu M. Hassan (Taraba)

 

40. Alhaji Yusuf Mohammed (Yobe)

 

41. Abubakar Moriki (Zamfara)


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