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Jerry Gana
Jerry Gana, CON, Ph.D, DD, FNES, FSSA, FNIPR,FNITP,FNGA,FRGS
Professor
Minister of Co-operation and Integration in Africa
In office June 1999 – January 2001
Minister of Information and National Orientation
In office May 29th 2001 – July 2003
Preceded by	Dapo Sarumi
Succeeded by	Chief Chukwuemeka Chikelu
Personal details
Born	(1945-11-30) 30 November 1945 (age 79) Busu,in Lavun LGA Lavun LGA, Niger State, Nigeria
Political party	Social Democratic Party (SDP)
Spouse	Lucy Tani Gana (m. 1974)
Children	Grace Lami Gana Joshua Audu Gana Elizabeth Sako Yisa (nee Gana) James Boye Gana
Education	Gaba Ndayako Primary School, Bida Government College, Bida Okene Secondary School, Okene Ahmadu Bello University Zaria, - (B.A (Hon) Upper Division) University of Aberdeen, Aberdeen - (M.Sc., Ph.D) University of London (Postgraduate)
Awards	College Prize for the Best Student in 1966 College Examination Okene Secondary School, College Prizes in Geography, History and English Literature for 1966 John F. Kennedy Prize for the Best Essay Competition on ‘United Nations and Peace’ 1966 College Prize for the best Candidate in Higher School Certificate, with first class grades in English, Geography and History of A, A, B
Signature
Website	www.jerrygana.ng

Jerry Gana

A Nigerian scholar, politician and one time Senator of the Federal Republic of Nigeria in 1983 then Director for the Directorate of Food, Roads and Infrastructure (DFRRI).He was the director of the Mass Mobilization for Social Justice and Economic Recovery, popularly known as MAMSER under Ibrahim Babangida. Minister of Agriculture and Natural Resources, Interim National Government under Chief Ernest Shonekan. Later he became Minister of Information and Culture under late General Sani Abacha, then Minister of Corporation and Integration in Africa under olusegun obasanjo also Minister of Information and national Orientation under olusegun obasanjo. He also served as Political Adviser under Olusegun Obasanjo in June 2006 announced plans to run for president.

Background

Professor Jerry Gana was born on 30th November, 1945 at Busu near Bida, in Niger State. He obtained the West African School Certificate from Government College, Bida in 1964, and proceeded to Okene Secondary School for the Higher School Certificate (H.S.C.) from 1965-1966, passing out with distinctions as the best results in 1967. Thereafter, Professor Jerry Gana proceeded to Ahmadu Bello University (ABU), Zaria and graduated in 1970 with a B.A. (Hons) degree (Upper Division) in Geography. After graduation, he proceeded to the famous Kings College of the University of Aberdeen University Scotland.for an M.Sc Course in Rural Resources Planning, leading to a Ph.D in Market Place Systems and Rural Development in 1974. He further obtained a Certificate of Education from the University of London and taught at Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria from 1974 to 1986, rising to the post of a Professor in 1985.

Political career

Gana ran unsuccessfully for president in 1992 on the Social Democratic Party platform. He was elected Senator in 1983, serving briefly until the military coup that brought General Muhammadu Buhari to power. He was appointed chairman of Mass Mobilisation for Social and Economic Recovery under General Ibrahim Babangida's government. He subsequently became a cabinet minister for Agriculture and Natural Resources, Information and Culture, Cooperation and Integration in Africa and again for Information and National Orientation.

Fourth Republic

Gana was the founding national secretary of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in 1998. In June 2001, President Olusegun Obasanjo appointed Gana Minister of Co-operation and Integration in Africa. In January 2001, Obasanjo reassigned his cabinet. In the new cabinet announced in February 2001 Gana was Minister of Information. Gana was also secretary of the PDP Board of Trustees. Gana resigned in July 2006 as special advisor to President Olusegun Obasanjo, and in August 2006 announced he would contend for the PDP candidature for the 2007 presidential elections.

Some International Conferences Attended

1. The 18th International Congress of Americanists: Seminar on Traditional Markets and Marketing Systems, held at the University of British Columbia, Vancouver B.C. Canada, 10th-17th August, 1979.
2. Seminar on Regional Development Alternatives organised by the United Nations Centre for Regional Development, Nagoya, Japan, 1980.
3. 24th International Geographical Congress, Tokyo, Japan 31st August to 5th September, 1980.
4. Annual Conference of the Development Studies Association: held at Queen Elizabeth House and Keble College, University of Oxford, 10-12th September, 1981.
5. Seminar on Regional Development Alternatives in the Third world organised by the IGU Commission on Regional Systems and Policies and held at Bello Horizonte, Brazil 8th -13th August, 1982.
6. International Workshop on Agricultural Markets in the Semi-Arid Tropics organised by International Crops Research Institute for Semi-Arid Tropics (ICRISAT) Hyderabad, India, 24-28th October, 1983.
7. International Seminar on the Role of the Informal Sector in Urban Development organised by the German Foundation for International Development and U.N.C.R.D. held at West Berlin, Germany, 31st October to 9th November, 1983.
8. Symposium on Regional Development Policies and the Changing International Division of Labour, organised by the United National Industrial Development Organisation (UNIDO) and the IGU Commission on Regional Systems and Policies, held at UNIDO, Vienna, Austria, 20-24 August, 1984.
9. Workshop for Directors of a Training Programme for Development Planners in connection with Nigeria's Fifth Development Plan, organised by the Economic Development Institute of the World Bank, held at the World Bank, Washington D.C., United States, 8-16th December, 1984.
10. International Seminar on the Role of the Informal Sector in Urban Development, held at the German Foundation for International Development, Villa Borsig, West Berlin, Germany 17th -27th February 1985.
11. 18th World Conference on the Society for International Development, Rome, Italy, 1st-4th July, 1985.
12. International Conference on Food for Third World Cities held at the Malaysian Institute of Economic Research, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, 5th to 7th December, 1988.
13. 20th World Conference of the Society for International Development held at Amsterdam, the Netherlands, May 1991.
14. Regional Conference of the Society for International Development held in Munich, Germany, January, 1992.
15. Ministers Conference of the Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO) Rome, November 1993.
16. 21st World Conference of the Society for International Development, held in Mexico City, Mexico, 1994.
17. World Conference on Leadership at the Accra International Conference Center.
18. The African Biblical Leadership Initiative at Yaoundé, Cameroon.
19. Africa Leadership Summit (Jerusalem Conference of African and Jewish Business Leaders), September, 2017

Consultancy Reports

1. Training Programme for Social and Community Development Workers in Nigeria. Submitted to the Federal Ministry of Health and Social Welfare, Lagos, September, 1978.
2. National Housing Policy for Nigeria, Federal Ministry of Works and Housing, 1985.
3. Feasibility Study for a Community Banking System for Nigeria, Budget proposal to the President, Federal Republic of Nigeria, 1991.
4. National Transport Policy for Nigeria, with emphasis on Railways.

Community Service And Other Public Service Responsibilities

1. Elected Member of Ahmadu Bello University Senate, 1975 -1985
2. Member, Board of Postgraduate School, 1978 - 1985
3. Member of the University Board of Research, 1975 - 1978
4. Associate Editor, Savannah, Journal of Environmental and Social Science.
5. Chief Examiner in Geography for the U.M.B. until 1989.
6. Member, Panel for the Review of Training Programmes for Community Development Officers. (Federal Ministry of Health and Social Welfare, 1978).
7. Member, Plateau State Committee on the Review of Civil Service Rules, Regulations, etc. to bring such rules in line with the new Presidential system of Government, 1980.
8. Guest lecturer in Geopolitics, Command Staff College, Jaji, near Kaduna.
9. Member, Governing Board of the Centre for Social and Economic Research for three years.
10. Member, Governing Council of Institute for Agricultural Research, Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria for three years.
11. Member, Governing Council of Advanced Teachers College, Akwanga, Plateau State, 1980-82.
12. Chairman, Committee for the creation of new Local in Governments Plateau State, 1980.
13. Member, Governing Council of the Nigerian Economic Society, 1980 to 1992.
14. Associate Editor, The Nigerian Journal of Economic and Social Studies 1980-82.
15. External Examiner M.Sc. Thesis, University of Benin.
16. External Examiner for M. Sc. candidates in Geography, University of Port-Harcourt.
17. External Examiner, Ph.D. Thesis, University of Jos.
18. External Examiner, Ph.D. Thesis, University of Ife.
19. Member, Directorate of Food, Roads and Rural Infrastructure, Office of the President, Dodan Barracks, Lagos.
20. Vice-President, Nigerian Economic Society, for three years.
21. Chairman, Directorate for Social Mobilisation (MAMSER) September 1987 to 30th April, 1992.
22. Member, Governing Council of the Pan African Institute for Development, (PAID).
23. Minister of Agriculture and Natural Resources, Federal Republic of Nigeria.
24. Minister of Information & Culture, Federal Republic of Nigeria.
25. Minister of Co-operation and Integration in Africa.
26. Minister of Information and National Orientation, Federal Republic of Nigeria (for the second time).
27. Political Adviser to the President. 2003 – 2006.
28. Delegate to the National Political Reform Conference, 2005.
29. Presidential Aspirant in the Peoples Democratic Party for the 2007 Presidential Elections.
30. Chairman of the G 20 Campaign Organisation to facilitate the re-election of Goodluck Jonathan, 2011.
31. Member of the Justice Belgore Panel on Implementation of the Report of National Conference in Nigeria.
32. Delegate to the 2014 National Conference.
33. Chairman of the Conference Committee on politics and Good Governance.
34. Leader of the Middle Belt Delegates to the 2014 National Conference.
35. Coordinator of the coalition of Delegates from the South and Middle Belt States.
36. Co-Chairman of Northern Delegates Forum at the 2014 National Conference.
37. Chairman of the Movement for the creation of Edu State out of Niger State.
38. Director, Golden Sugar Estate and Factory at Sunti, Niger State.
39. Director, Flour Mills of Nigeria Plc.
40. Director of Contact and Mobilization for the Presidential Campaign of 1999, 2003, 2011 and 2015.
41. Foundation Secretary of the Peoples Democratic Party and First Secretary of the Board of Trustees.
42. Chairman of the National Steering Committee of the Social Democratic Party, SDP.
43. Pro-Chancellor and Chairman of the Governing Council of the University of Lagos for four years.
44. Pro-Chancellor and Chairman of the Governing Council of Kwararafa University, Wukari for five years.
45. Pro-Chancellor and Chairman of the Governing Council of the University of the proposed Cornerstone University of Technology, Bida
46. Member of the Planning Committee of the Walter Miller University, Diko in Niger State.
47. Chairman of the Planning and Implementation Committee of Anglican Lighthouse University, Abuja.
48. Chancellor, University of Mkar, near Gboko, Benue State.
49. Guest lecturer at the National Institute for Policy and Strategic Studies (NIPSS) Kuru, Plateau State.

Membership of Learned Societies

1. Fellow of the Nigerian Geographical Association.
2. Fellow of the Nigerian Economic Society
3. Fellow of the Royal Geographical Society
4. Associate Fellow, Nigerian Institute of Social & Economic Research (NISER) Ibadan.
5. Associate Research Fellow, United Nations Centre for Regional Development, Nagoya, Japan, 1980-86
6. President of Abuja Chapter, Society for International Development, with Headquarters at Rome, Italy.

Political Leadership Experience

1. Served as a Senator of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, representing Bida Senatorial District of Niger State, on the platform of the Nigerian People's Party, (NPP), in 1983.
2. Chairman of the Political Strategy Committee of the Social Democratic Party, 1992;
3. Minister of Agriculture and Natural Resources
4. Minister of Information and Culture
5. Chairman of the Manifesto and Constitution Committee of the Social Progressive Party, 1996.
6. Secretary of G-18 and later G-34 that mobilized Nigerians for the successful return to democratic governance in 1999.
7. First National Secretary of Peoples Democratic Party.
8. Secretary of the Board of Trustees of Peoples Democratic Party.
9. First National Vice-Chairman of PDP, North Central Zone.
10. Director of Field Operations and Campaigns for Obasanjo Campaign Organisation.
11. Minister of Co-operation and Integration in Africa.
12. Minister of Information and National Orientation.
13. Political Adviser to the President
14. Promoter and Member of the Board of Governors of the Institute of Civil Society, established to:
1. generate new strategies for the eradication of poverty and hunger;
2. positively raise the moral integrity and refine the social conscience of civil society through seminars, workshops, public lectures and conferences;
3. promote the growth of an enlightened society through mass literacy programmes;
4. promote excellence in productivity, rural development and primary health care;
5. facilitate the building of a just, humane and peaceful society, within a free, secure and democratic nation;
6. cultivate respect for human dignity through the restoration of ethical values and moral discipline.

In the Private Sector Professor Gana currently serves as:

1. Chairman of Supertek Nigeria Limited; with a license to generate 1,000MW of Electricity;
2. Chairman of Supertek Electric Limited; building a new power station at Ajaokuta in Kogi State, to generate 500 MW;
3. Chairman of Supertek Farms Limited, with a 4,000 hectares farmland at Kudu, Niger State, to produce and process rice and tomatoes;
4. Chairman of ABC Shelters, Abuja;
5. Chairman of LivingWater Pharmacy Limited, engaged in pharmaceutical industries, with Pharmaplan of Germany as Consultant;
6. Director, Golden Sugar Company Limited; a subsidiary of Flour Mills of Nigeria PLC, engaged in raising sugar cane plantations in Niger State, and a sugar refinery at Apapa, Lagos;
7. Director, Flour Mills of Nigeria Plc – the home of good food products;
8. Chairman, Finetek Industries Ltd in partnership with the Dutch Agricultural Dev. Company Ltd (DATCO);
9. Chairman, Midland Agric Land Development Company Ltd;
10. Chairman, Midland Foods and Commodities Ltd;
11. Chairman, Super Solar Ltd in partnership with Hybrid Solar Power Generation (Sol-Gen), with a new technology to generate base-load power from solar energy;
12. Promoter, Brass Fertilizer in Bayelsa State;
13. Promoter, Abasi LNG Project in Akwa Ibom State, to process LNG and other gas – based products;
14. Chairman of a solid minerals development company with license for gold, lead, bauxite and coal.

Selected List Of Publications (Bibliography)

1. GANA J. A (1976), "Mechanisms of Land Allocation in Kaduna and Zaria Urban Areas: Some Guidelines for an Urban Land Policy", in Ajato Gandonu (ed). Proceedings of the Land Policy Conference, NISER, University of Ibadan, 1977
2. GANA J.A.(1978), "Nigeria's Federal Capital Territory: A strategy for Integrated Spatial Planning in a Regional Context", inJ.O.N. (Ed) Guidelines for the Planning and Development of the Federal Capital Territory, FCDA, 1978.
3. GANA J.A. (1977) "Growth Centres in Regional Development" Summary in O. Adejuyigbe & F.M. Helleiner (eds), Spatial and Environmental Factors in Rural Development, N.G.A. Conference Proceedings, Ile-Ife, 197.
4. GANA J.A. (1978) "Rural Settlement", Chapter 9 in J. S. Oguntoyinbo etal(eds) A Geography of Nigerian Development Heinemann Educational Books, pp.138-155.
5. GANA J.A. (1977) "Spatial Aspects of the Funtua Rural Development Project" in O. Adejuyigbe & Helleiner (eds) Ibid, 1977.
6. GANA J.A. (1977) "Transport and the Evolution of Service Centres in Zaria Division" The Zaria Geographer, Vol. 6, 1977.
7. GANA J.A. (1978) "The Regional Development Process: A critique and case study from Northern Nigeria" Geojournal Vo1.2.5, 1987.
8. GANA J.A. (1978) "The Hausa Traditional Settlement System" Chapter Three in P.O. Sada and A. Akinbode (eds) Settlement Systems in Nigeria. 1978, Benin City.
9. GANA J.A. (1978) "Federal Capital Resettlement Scheme: - A Strategy for a New Spatial Design, Chapter 13 in J. I. Ajaegbu and W.T.W. Morgan (eds), Geographers and Planning in Nigeria 1978, University of Jos.
10. GANA J. A. (1979) "Market Exchange Systems and Rural Development in Nigeria: Selected Case Studies" in R.H.T. Smith and E. Gormsen (eds). Marketplace Exchange: Spatial Analysis and Policy, Mainzer Geographische Studies, MAINZE, 1979.
11. GANA J. A. (1981) "The Political-Economy of Regional Development: Some Implications for Regional Planning in Nigeria", in J. O. Abiodun (ed). Urban and Regional Planning Problem in Nigeria Longman.
12. GANA J. A. (1981) "Integrated Rural Development in Nigeria: An assessment of World Bank Assistant Projects", International Journal of Tropical Ecology and Geography Vol. 5, No. 4, pp.287-312.
13. GANA J.A. (1981) Spatial Allocation of Resources and Regional Development in Nigeria "Chapter eleven in A.L. Mabogunje and R.P. Misra (eds). Regional Development Alternatives: International Perspectives, U.N. Centre for Regional Development, Nagoya, Japan; Mamzen Asia Ltd, Singapore.
14. GANA. J.A (1982) "Resource allocation and Regional Development in Nigeria" in J.A. Abiodun et al (eds) Issues in Urban and Regional Development Longman.
15. GANA J.A. (1982) "Development from Above or Below? Towards a new Development Strategy or Nigeria", Nigerian Geographical Journal Vo1.25, Nos 1 &2, 1982.
16. GANA J.A. (1984), "Alternative Development Strategies in Predominantly Rural Societies: A critique of the Funtua Rural Development Project", Journal of Development Issues. Centre for Social and Economic Research, A.B.U., Zaria, Vo1.1, No.1, 1984,pp 18-25.
17. GANA J.A. (1982), "The Impact of External Economic Forces on Nigeria's Political Economy," chapter Eleven in Ibi Ajayi (ed) The Nigerian Economy: A Political Economy Approach. Longman (Nig) Ltd, Lagos.
18. GANA J.A. (1985) "The role of markets in the development of semi-arid rural regions of Nigeria" in M. Von Oppen et al (eds), Agricultural Markets in Semi-Arid Tropics. Proceedings of an International Workshop, ICRISAT, Hyderabad India.
19. GANA J.A. (1983) "The impact of external economic forces on national development" Nigerian Journal of Political Economy. Vo1. 2,no. 1 pp. 74-75
20. GANA J. A. (1984) "Spatial Distributive Justice and the Management of Urban Development in Nigeria" Journal of the National Institute of Urban Affairs New Delhi, India.
21. GANA J. A. (1984) "Periodic Markets and the Spatial Integration of Rural Society in Nigeria", The Indian Journal of Marketing Geography Vol 2, Nos 1 & 2, pp.21-27.
22. GANA J.A. (1984) "Dependence and Regional Development: An analysis of the political economy of industrial change in Nigeria" Planning&Environment. Austrian Regional Planners, Vienna, Austria.
23. GANA J.A. (1984) "Regional Development Alternatives in Predominantly Rural Societies", chapter 13 in Akin Fadahunsi et al (1985), Issues on Development. Proceedings for a Seminar on Development, CSER, ABU Zaria, A.B.U. Press Ltd., Zaria.
24. GANA J.A. (1985) "Efficiency in Production and Equity in Distribution: Toward a Self-Reliant Strategy of Agricultural Development in Nigeria in Lambo E. (ed) Self-Reliance for National Development. Proceedings of the 1984 Annual Conference of the Nigerian Economic Society.
25. GANA J.A. (1983) "Strategy for a Progressive Rural Development" Chapter 11 in Asikpo Essien-Ibok (ed) Towards a Progressive Nigeria Gaskiya Corporation, Zaria.
26. GANA J.A. (1985) "The role of the Informal Sector in the Development of Small and Intermediate Cities", in O. P. Mathur, The Role of the Informal Sector in Urban Development. United Nations, Centre for Regional Development, Nagoya, Japan.
27. GANA J.A. (1983) "Social Democracy for the emancipation of Nigeria" chapter 4 in Asikpo Essien­Ibok (ed), ibid 1983.
28. GANA. J.A. (1986) On the Meaning ofDevelopment. Federal Government Press, Lagos.
29. MABOGUNJE, A.L. and GANA J.A. (1981) Rural Development in Nigeria: A Case Study of the Funtua Integrated Rural Development Project. U.N. Centre for RegionalDevelopment, Nagoya, Japan.
30. GANAJ.A. (1984) The Role of the Informal Sectorin Urban Development: Case Study from Nigeria. U.N.C.R.D., Nagoya, Japan.
31. GANA J.A. (1982) Integrated Rural Development in Nigeria Proceedings of a National Seminar, DERRI, Lagos
32. GANA J.A. (1981) "Development from Above or Below? A critique of Spatial Investment Strategies in Nigeria" Paper presented at the Annual Conference of the Development Studies Association held at the University of Oxford, England, September, 1991.
33. GANA J.A. (1982) "The Political Economy of Integrated Rural Development in Nigeria", paper presented at the Seminar on Regional Development. Alternatives in the Third World held at Bello. Horizonte, Brazil, 8-13 August, 1982.
34. GANA J.A. (1982) "The Impact of External Economic Forces on Regional Development in Nigeria" Paper presented at the Annual Conference of Development Studies Association held at University College, Dublin, 23rd - 25th September, 1992.
35. GANA J.A. (1988) "Food for Nigerian Cities: A Mobilisation Approach". Paper presented at an International Conference on Food for Third World Citiesheld at the Malaysian Institute of Economic Research, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, 5 - 7 December, 1988.
36. GANA J.A. (1989) "Agriculture and Rural Development: The mobilisation Approach". Paper presented at the National Workshop on Perspective Planning in Nigeria, jointly organised by the Office of the President and the Nigerian Institute of Social and Economic Research (NISER) held at the National Assembly Complex, Tafawa Balewa Square, Lagos, October 17-19, 1988.
37. GANA J.A. (1984) "Petty commodity Production and Urban Development in Nigeria",Paper presented at the International Seminar on the Role of the Informal Sector in Urban Development held at the Economic and Social Development Centre, Berlin­Tegel, West Germany, November 1983.
38. GANA J.A. (19184) "Regional Planning and Conflicts in Space: Some fundamental issues", presented at the UNlDO Symposium on RegionalDevelopment process and the changing International Division of Labour held at the Vienna International Centre Austria.
39. GANA J.A. (1984) "Regional Development and the Fifth National Development Plan", commissioned Paper by Nigerian Institute of Social & Economic Research NISER for the Conference on Strategies for the Fifth National Development Plan. 1986-1990.
40. GANA J.A. (1985) "Formulating an Effective Regional Development Policy for Nigeria, paper presented at a Training Programme for Development Planners. held at NISER Ibadan.
41. GANA J.A. and SAMAILAH.S. (1986) "Towards an Integrated Transport Network for Nigeria: Focus on Railways and Waterways", Paper for the National Seminar on Transport Policy by Special Committee on the Derivation of a National Transport Policy for Nigeria, held at Kano, Nigeria.
42. GANA J.A. (1985), "Developed the Chapter on Housing Finance", in the new National Housing Policy, Federal Ministry of Works and Housing, Lagos.
43. Worthy is the Lamb 2016

44. Translating Democracy to Development 2016

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Gana declares interest to contest the 2019 Presidential Election, on the platform of Social Democratic Party (SDP)

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