A decade prior, we lost an extraordinary tranquil African leftist while he was filling in as President of the Republic of Ghana. John Evans Atta Mills commendably achieved LLM from the London School of Economics and procured a Ph.D. in Law at the School of Oriental and African Studies at age 27 during the 60s.
His destruction lowered Ghanaians in an unconstrained downpour of tears for a really long time since he offered merciful and generous assistance to Ghana.
He cherished and played a few games notwithstanding his scholastic achievements, showed a large number of Ghana's incredible lawful illuminators, changed from a duty researcher of worldwide notoriety into a lead charge director for the Internal Revenue Service, became Vice President and President of the Republic of Ghana.
Most importantly, through the changing times of life, he kicked the bucket having lived to his name as "A Man of Peace - The Asomdwehene."
President John Evans Atta Mills is that man we commend each July since he died on July 24, 2012. That horrendous Tuesday, I was an extremely young fellow in a gathering (led by the Late Captain Kojo Tsikata (Rtd) with exceptionally experienced men who had accumulated in the late P.V. Obeng's office at the National Development Planning Commission.
We met routinely every Tuesday evening to design President Atta Mills' re-appointment. Political decision 2012 was just four clean a long time up. At the point when his confidant called me to convey the ghastly news, and I passed it on to my senior associates, the room quickly froze.
In any case, with Captain Tsikata's direction, we effectively coordinated a smooth change soon thereafter.
I recall President Atta Mills in light of multiple factors.
Without breaking my Hippocratic Oath, I recollect how defensive and clandestine he was about his ailment. At some point, when I entered his office at the Osu Christianborg Castle with him from a gathering, Prof. inquired, "Omane, I want to go to the US for medicals; what is your take?" I faltered a little.
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