Nigeria's transition process is underway with the inauguration of 45 ministers appointed by President Bola Tinubu to assist in policy formulation and campaign promises. The ministers will serve as an advisory body to the president and in policy formulation. Nigeria faces a precarious situation, with inflation at 24.08% and unemployment rising sharply. The new ministers will need to address issues such as trade policy alignment, Niger Delta's FCT Minister Nyesom Wike, South East's David Umahi, education, and health and social welfare. They will also address the country's poor health system, which contributes to high maternal mortality rates and the loss of medical practitioners to developed countries.Insecurity remains a significant challenge in Nigeria, with the Tinubu administration facing a surge in terrorist attacks. Over 100,000 insurgents have surrendered to the military, with protests over unpaid allowances. The new Ministers of Defence, State Defence, Police Affairs, and Police Affairs are expected to address security challenges, fund, equipment, and training issues.