I have composed and distributed handfuls and reams of segments and news stories about the quite unpleasant political and authoritative underside of the late President John Evans Atta "Woyome" Mills throughout recent years, or at least, in the "strange" wake of his passing as the absolute first Sitting-President to have terminated in Ghana's Fourth Republic.

Anyway, it comes as literally nothing shy of the obviously risible and out and out silly to find out about someone who goes by the unpreventably prominent name of Mr. Samuel Atta Mills, passionately criticizing and pooh-poohing the Akufo-Addo Administration for what this supposed close family member of the late President purportedly claims to be the "heretical" despoiling of the unplanned burial place of President Mills by the last's surviving Communications Director, Mr. Koku Anyidoho, the previous Deputy General-Secretary of the National Democratic Congress (NDC), who likewise as of now fills in as Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of the John Evans Atta-Mills Institute, situated in the Central Regional Capital of Cape Coast (See "Is There No Sensible Person in Akufo-Addo Government to Remind [the] Leadership [about] the Dignity of the Dead? Samuel Atta Mills" Modernghana.com 7/20/22).

As a matter of some importance, in the event that family members of the late President like Mr. Samuel Atta Mills what our identity is, likewise told, is the National Democratic Congress-supported Member of Parliament for the Komenda-Edina-Eguafo-Abirem (KEEA) Constituency, in the Central Region, truly thought often about Akan custom and standard practices or culture, this pack of European misled pack of gangsters wouldn't have so casually and latently looked on while their most popular and recognized scion was covered on what is putatively figured by moderate Akan conservatives as "an unusual land." 

You see, practically every previous President or Head of State of Ghana was covered in his old neighborhood or tribal town, a similar case and circumstance wins here in the United States of America, coincidentally, with the extraordinary or one of a kind exemption of postcolonial Ghana's absolute first President, in particular, Honorary Doctor Kwame Nkrumah. Yet, even on the last option count should be immediately added the way that the deified President Nkrumah had initially been covered in his maternal familial home town of Nkroful, in the Western Region.