[2] As Governor of Plateau State, in 1994, Lt. Col. Mohammed Mana set up a commission to look into the inter-ethnic conflict in Jos.

[4] Riots had been triggered by Mana's appointment of a Hausa man as "caretaker Committee chairman" of Jos.

[9] In March 2010, Mana was appointed to a 20-man committee to find ways to permanently solve the Jos crisis, where there had been endemic violence between Muslims and Christians.

[10] In the run-up to the 9 April 2011 national elections, Mana was a contender in the PDP primaries to again be Senatorial candidate for Adamawa North.

[11] Mana filed an appeal against the selection of Umar Bindo Jibrilla as the candidate for Adamawa North.