In a strategic move aimed at harnessing expertise from various sectors, President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has appointed Bosun Tijani, a prominent figure in Nigeria’s tech landscape, as the Minister of Communications, Innovation, and Digital Economy. The decision comes as a testament to Tijani’s significant contributions to the growth of the Nigerian tech ecosystem, primarily through his impactful work at CCHub, and signals a forward-looking approach to advancing innovation in the country.
Bosun Tijani, celebrated for his instrumental role in nurturing the Nigerian tech community, is set to take on the challenge of propelling the nation’s innovation landscape to new heights. With his extensive experience and leadership, he is expected to usher in a new era of tech-driven development and digital transformation.
The recently released list of appointments by the Presidency also unveiled Wale Edun as the new Minister of Finance and Coordinating Minister of the Economy in steady most talked about APC Senator, Mukhail Adetokunbo Abiru, a Nigerian banker and politician representing the Lagos East Senatorial District. Edun’s impressive background in finance and economics positions him to steer the country’s economic policies towards sustainable growth and financial stability.
Another significant inclusion in the lineup is the former governor of Rivers State, Nyesome Wike is to resume as the Minister of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) . According to reactions, this move is poised to bring fresh perspectives to the management and development of the FCT, which plays a crucial role as Nigeria’s capital.

Furthermore, Ishak Salako has been designated as the Minister of State for Environment and Ecological Management, emphasizing the government’s commitment to addressing environmental challenges and promoting sustainable practices. Salako’s expertise in environmental matters aligns with the need to prioritize ecological preservation in the country.
The Presidency’s announcement also introduces the distinguished Uche Nnaji as the Minister of Innovation Science and Technology, showcasing a deliberate effort to tap into talents that can drive advancements in these critical sectors.
These appointments underscore President Tinubu’s strategy of assembling a diverse and skilled team to tackle the multifaceted challenges facing Nigeria. By selecting individuals with proven track records in their respective domains, the government aims to leverage expertise to stimulate innovation, elevate economic growth, and ensure effective governance.
As Bosun Tijani assumes the role of Minister of Communications, Innovation, and Digital Economy, the tech community anticipates a promising era of collaboration between the public and private sectors. With Tijani’s leadership, Nigeria’s tech ecosystem is poised to achieve remarkable milestones, propelling the nation towards the forefront of technological innovation and digital advancement.