Today, July 24, 2024, marks the 12th anniversary of the passing of Professor Evans Atta-Mills, the third President of the Fourth Republic of Ghana. As the nation remembers this remarkable leader, tributes pour in from across the country, honoring his memory and legacy.
Professor Atta-Mills, affectionately known as “Asomdwee Hene” (King of Peace), left an indelible mark on Ghana’s history. His presidency was marked by a commitment to peace, stability, and development. He championed the cause of education, healthcare, and economic growth, leaving behind a legacy that continues to inspire and shape the nation’s progress.
As Ghanaians reflect on his life and times, they recall his humility, integrity, and dedication to public service. His leadership style, characterized by inclusiveness and consensus-building, earned him respect and admiration from both home and abroad.
To commemorate this anniversary, the Atta-Mills Institute, a think tank established in his honor, is organizing a series of events, including a memorial lecture, a wreath-laying ceremony, and a symposium on his legacy. These events aim to celebrate his life, reflect on his achievements, and rekindle the values he embodied.
As Ghana remembers Professor Atta-Mills, the nation renews its commitment to the ideals he stood for: peace, unity, and progress. His legacy continues to inspire and guide the country towards a brighter future.
Ruth Abla ADJORLOLO
