President Tinubu has the largest federal cabinet in the Fourth Republic

The newly created Ministry of Livestock Development will push Nigeria's ministerial count to 50. President Tinubu's federal executive cabinet is the largest since Nigeria's return to democracy in 1999.
Within the first 12 years of the Fourth Republic, the largest cabinet had 30 ministers. President Jonathan was the first to have more than 30 ministers, with subsequent terms having more ministers.

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