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Complete list of Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s 20 Special advisers Announced and their Portfolio

President Bola Tinubu has hired 20 new aides, about three weeks after he made the last set of major appointments.

The new appointments include those of senior special assistants (SSAs), personal assistants (PAs), personal physician, and photographers.

Among the new appointees, according to the list seen by PREMIUM TIMES, are veteran journalist, Tunde Rahman, who has been designated SSA (Media); Abdulaziz Abdulaziz (SSA Print Media); and Ibrahim Masari (SSA Political).

Others are Adekunle Tinubu – Personal Physician; Damilotun Aderemi – Senior Special Assistant (Private Secretary); Toyin Subair – Senior Special Assistant (Domestic); O’tega Ogra – Senior Special Assistant (Digital/New Media); Demola Oshodi – Senior Special Assistant (Protocol); Tope Ajayi – Senior Special Assistant (Media & Public

Affairs); Yetunde Sekoni – Senior Special Assistant; Motunrayo Jinadu – Senior Special Assistant; Segun Dada – Special Assistant (Social Media); and Paul Adekanye – Special Assistant (Logistics).

Also on the list are Friday Soton – Special Assistant (Housekeeping); Shitta-Bey Akande – Special Assistant (Catering); Nosa Asemota – Special Assistant (Visual Communication) Personal Photographer;

Kamal Yusuf – Personal Assistant (Special Duties); Wale Fadairo – Personal Assistant (General Duties); Sunday Moses – Personal Assistant (Videography); and Taiwo Okanlawon – Personal Assistant (State Photographer).

This newspaper learnt that Mr Tinubu has issued some of the new aides appointment letters.

See the full list of the newly appointed aides below:

1. Dr. Adekunle Tinubu – Personal Physician to President Tinubu

2. Tunde Rahman – Senior Special Assistant (Media)

3. Damilotun Aderemi – Senior Special Assistant (Private Secretary)

4. Ibrahim Masari – Senior Special Assistant (Political Matters)

5. Toyin Subair – Senior Special Assistant (Domestic)

6. Abdulaziz Abdulaziz – Senior Special Assistant (Print Media)

7. Demola Oshodi – Senior Special Assistant (Protocol)

8. Tope Ajayi – Senior Special Assistant (Media & Public Affairs)

9. Yetunde Sekoni – Senior Special Assistant

10. Motunrayo Jinadu – Senior Special Assistant

11. Segun Dada – Special Assistant (Social Media)

12. Paul Adekanye – Special Assistant (Logistics)

13. Friday Soton – Special Assistant (Housekeeping)

14. Mrs. Shitta-Bey Akande – Special Assistant (Catering)

15. Nosa Asemota – Special Assistant (Visual Communication), Personal Photographer

16. Kamal Yusuf – Personal Assistant (Special Duties)

17. Wale Fadairo – Personal Assistant (General Duties)

18. Sunday Moses – Personal Assistant (Videography)

19. Taiwo Okanlawon – Personal Assistant (State Photographer)

20. O’tega Ogra – Senior Special Assistant (Digital/New Media)

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