Mahama describes occasions before Prof. Factories' demise
Previous President John Dramani Mahama has portrayed late President John Evans Atta Mills as an "decent and honorable legislator whose affection for his nation and his kin was undeniably."
For his purposes, Prof. Plants was a "peculiarity best felt than depicted," he posted on Facebook on Sunday, July 24, 2022.
Describing occasions before his demise at a send off of John Evans Atta Mills Memorial Heritage in remembrance of the tenth commemoration since the death of Prof. Plants, Mr Mahama said President Mills should go to Nigeria on the day he passed on.
Prof. Factories passed on July 24, 2022. He was the principal sitting President in Ghana to have passed on while as yet serving his term.
Portraying the occasions that occurred before the demise of President Mills, Mr Mahama said on the said day, he [Mahama] had been alarmed that he would be approached to go about as President since Prof. was probably going to venture out to Nigeria. He said he was made by the Secretary aware of the President, Sir James Bebaako Mensah.
Additionally, Mr Mahama said he was again educated by Prof. Plants' Secretary that Prof. Factories had mentioned explicitly that "I sub for him at the authority send off of the Brand Ghana Project, which was to happen at the International Conference Center. I went to that capability with the Chief of Staff, Mr John Martey Newman."
He said: "Upon our re-visitation of the Castle, which around then was as yet the seat of government; as I continued to my office, I requested Chief from Staff, Martey Newman to illuminate Prof. that I planned to get over and see him to examine a couple of significant issues subsequent to meeting a previous President who was holding up in my office."
As per Mr Mahama, "minutes after our return, the Chief of Staff called me wildly and said that Prof had been hurried to the 37 Military Hospital in a crisis. I wrapped up my gathering with the previous President and arranged my staff to hurry to the emergency clinic. It was then that Sir James Bebaako Mensah entered my office, [and] conveyed the staggering news, Prof dead? How? How might Prof pass on? Were the inquiries I posed. The world halted."
As far as he might be concerned, when the insight about Prof. Factories' demise got to him, it separated him, expressing "Nothing in my political life and experience had set me up briefly like this. The safe house I have been working under Prof had been a brilliant encounter. His passing left me in fear of getting down to business, understanding the tremendous obligation one was venturing into and that the back planned to stop with me, and no other person."
He added: "The swearing in function was a haze and I battled to finish my acknowledgment discourse without separating before a pitiful country. At the point when I left the platform, I missed my direction back. I proceeded to sit back in my Vice Presidential seat until the ruckus from the MPs advised me that I had sworn the Presidential promise and ought to move to the stately Presidential seat. The rest is history to be described at another proper time."