Full list of Ambassadorial postings approved by Buhari [updated]

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The attached document obtained by OBSERVERS TIMES shows the full list of Ambassadorial postings as approved by President Muhammadu Buhari.

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Non Career Ambassadors

1. Dr Uzoma Emenike (United States)
2. Ambassador Tijani Muhammmad-Bande (UN)
3. Adeyinka Asekun (Canada)
4. Yahaya Lawal (Saudi Arabia)
5. Ibrahim Kayode Laaro (France)
6. Modupe Irele (Hungary)
7. Eniola Ajayi (The Hague, Netherlands)
8. Julius Adebowale Adeshina (Togo)
9. Oma Djebah (Thailand)
10. Ademola Seriki (Spain)
11. Umar Sulieman (DRC)
12. Kevin Peter (Czech Republic)
13. John Usanga (Guinea Bissau)
14. Elejah Onyeagba (Burundi)
15. Philip Ikurusi (Argentina)
16. Tarzoor Terhemen (Namibia)
17. Paul Adikwu (The Vatican, Italy)
18. Al-Bishir Al-Hussain (Morocco)
19. Monique Ekpong (Angola)
20. Ominyi Eze (Zambia)
21. Yamah Musa (Mozambique)
22. C. O. Ugwu (Poland)
23. Hajara Salim (Malaysia)
24. Obiezu Chinyerem (Ireland)
25. Ali Magashi (South Korea)
26. M. A. Markarfi (Brazil)
27. Hamisu Takalmawa (Tanzania)
28. Jazuli Gadalanci (Kuwait)
29. Sadiya Nuhu (Romania)
30. Olorundare Sunday Awoniyi (Venezuela)
31. Abioye Bello (Pakistan)
32. Zara Umar (Malawi)
33. Henry Omaku (Sierra Leone)
34. Sarafa Isola (United Kingdom)
35. Opunimi Akinkube (Greece)
36. Adejaba Bello (Mexico)
37. Adeshina Alege (Ukraine)
38. Folakemi Akinyele (Philippines)
39. Abdullahi Yibaikwal Shehu (Russia)
40. Maureen Tamuno (Jamaica)
41. Faruk Yabo (Jordan)
42. Adamu Hassan (Vietnam)
43. Abubakar Moriki (Japan)
44. Mohammed Rimi (United Arab Emirates)
45. Jidda Baba (China)
46. Gani Modu Bura (Lebanon)
47. Yusuf Tuggar (Germany)
48. Baba Madugu (Switzerland)
49. Deborah Illiya (Congo)
50. Abubakar Danlami Ibrahim (Trinidad & Tobago)
51. Haruna Manta (South Africa)
52. Yusuf Yunusa (Kenya)

The Career Ambassadors

53. C. O. Nwachukwu (Mali)
54. A. Kefas (Portugal)
55. R. U. Brown (Gabon)
56. G. A. Odudigbo (Liberia)
57. O. C. Onowu (Brussels, Belgium)
58. Y. S. Suleiman (Iran)
59. E. S. Agbana (Equitorial Guinea)
60. B. B. M. Okoyen (Cuba)
61. G. M. Okoko (Deputy Head of Mission
62. M. I. Bashir (U.S. deputy ambassador)
63. M. A. Abam (Italy)
64. A. E. Allotey (Deputy, France)
65. G. E. Edokpa (Deputy Permanent Representative)
66. A. N. Madubuike (Australia)
67. Adamu Lamuwa (Senegal)
68. Innocent A. Iwejuo (Deputy Ambassador)
69. M. S. Abubakar (Guinea)
70. S. D. Umar (Austria)
71. A. Sule (India)
72. G. Y. Hamza (Ghana)
73. N. Rimi (Egypt)
74. L. S. Ahmed-Remawa (Deputy, Cameroun)
75. M. Manu (Gambia)
76. R. Ocheni (Deputy Ambassador to Germany)
77. A. Yusuf (Turkey)
78. M. Abdulraheem (Burkina Faso)
79. W. A. Adedeji (Gabon)
80. A. U. Ogah (Indonesia)
81. A. A. Musa (Rwanda)
82. N. A. Kolo (Israel)
83. S. O. Olaniyan (Sudan)
84. A. R. Adejola (Switzerland Permanent Mission)
85. O. E. Awe (Deputy envoy to China)
86. O. O. Aluko (Benin Republic)
87. I. A. Alatishe (Deputy Ambassador to Russia)
88. V. A. Adeleke (Ethiopia)
89. M. S. Adamu (Cote d’Ivoire)
90. N. Charles (Southern Sudan)
91. Z. M. Ifu (Zimbabwe)
92. B. B. Hamman (Sweden)
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