The Coastal Development Authority (CODA) has relieved fears of the group of late President John Evans Atta-Mills over worries that his body has been befouled.
As per CODA, never during the new remodel of the Asomdwe Park was his grave opened.
In a public statement endorsed by Jerry Ahmed Shaib who is the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of the Authority, it says, "We wish to express that the grave was not opened and consequently no despoiling of the body of the previous President, H.E John Evans Atta Mills, has occurred."
The delivery noted, "We, consequently, guarantee all good natured Ghanaians that the venture, which keeps on being a first concern for CODA, is well on time and will be given over to the Office of the President for true charging, once finished."
The issuance of the public statement became important after the sibling of the late president, Sammy Atta-Mills communicated outrage at Samuel Koku Anyidoho for his job in the redesign of the resting spot of his sibling without illuminating his loved ones.
He promised to take on Mr. Anyidoho while naming him as a joker over doubt that the grave of late President Mills might have been defiled.
Peruse the public statement from CODA beneath for more data on the remodel of the Asomdwe Park:
July 20, 2022
Official statement
REDEVELOPMENT OF ASOMDWEE PARK
The Coastal Development Authority, following up on a mandate from the President Akufo-Addo, focused on the remodel of the cemetery of the late Professor Atta Mills, previous leader of the republic.
The Authority liaised with applicable state organizations responsible for state landmarks prior to leaving on the remodel works.
For the evasion of uncertainty, the extent of works supported by CODA incorporates the accompanying:
1. Overhaul and development of ICT lab, library, cafeteria and antique structures (finished)
2. Development of a substantial shed and substitution of alucobond boards over burial chamber of the Late President. (finished)
3. Development of wall and two bathrooms for safety crew (finished)
4. Development of entry for General Public and VIPs (finished)
5. Clearing of 50-meter walkway to and around the burial place with porcelain tiles (finished)
6. Asphalting of carport to general entry (continuous)
7. Arranging of overall area around the burial place (progressing).
We wish to express that the grave was not opened and subsequently no defilement of the body of the previous President, H.E John Evans Atta Mills, has occurred.
We in this manner guarantee all good natured Ghanaians that the venture, which keeps on being a first concern for CODA, is well on time and will be given over to the Office of the President for true charging, once finished.
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