Everything about Baba Gana Kingibe totally explained
Baba Gana Kingibe (born 1945) served as
foreign minister of
Nigeria. Currently the Secetary to the Federal Government of Nigeria. He hails from
Borno State in the northeastern part of Nigeria, and is of
Kanuri extraction.
Amb. Baba Gana Kingibe also served from October 2002 to September 2006 as
AU Special Envoy to Sudan and subsequently Special Representative of the Chairperson of the
African Union Commission and head of the AU Mission in Sudan (AMIS).
Political career
Baba entered the Nigerian political scene by initially campaigning for the
presidency for the elections scheduled for 1993. He later backed fellow contender
MKO Abiola as
Vice-presidential running mate in the same election. The pair won the electoral majority although the result was annulled by abdicating president General
Ibrahim Babangida.
Baba served as the
Foreign Minister of
Nigeria from
1993 to
1995.
Baba also served as Minister of Internal Affairs and Minister of Power and Steel.
In June 2007, he was appointed Secretary to the Federal Government of Nigeria.
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