Ghana Remembers Late President John Atta Mills 13 Years On
John Atta Mills death anniversary. Thirteen years ago today, on July 24, 2012, Ghana mourned the tragic loss of one of its most humble and respected leaders former President Professor John Evans Atta Mills.
On this solemn anniversary, the nation pauses to reflect on the enduring legacy of a man who championed peace, unity, and humility in public service. As the first sitting Ghanaian president to die in office, his passing sent a wave of sorrow across the country and the continent.
President Atta Mills served Ghana with dignity and unwavering commitment from 2009 until his untimely death in 2012. His leadership was marked by calm resolve, a deep respect for democratic values, and a constant pursuit of social justice and economic growth for all Ghanaians.
His memory continues to inspire generations of leaders and citizens alike. From Cape Coast to Accra and beyond, the legacy of “Asomdwehene” the “King of Peace” remains etched in our national consciousness.
Today, Ghanaians home and abroad pay tribute to his remarkable life and lasting contributions to the country. May his gentle soul continue to rest in perfect peace.
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