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General News

[ 2014-10-01 ]

'Probe Mills Death'
A legal practitioner in Kumasi, Nana Yaw Osei has
charged government to institute a commission to
investigate circumstances surrounding the death of
ex-President John Evans Atta Mills.

He noted that two years after the demise of the
former president, several stories had emerged in
relation to his untimely death.

'The stories about the death of the late president
look sketchy and this had paved the way for the
public to give their own narration which is not in
good taste,' he disclosed told Angel Fm in an
interview.

Nana Yaw Osei stated that the current Mahama
administration should boldly set up a commission
of inquiry to investigate circumstances that led
to the death of the late president.

The immediate-past chairman of the Ghana
Journalists Association (GJA) for the Ashanti
Region was of the view that Ghanaians were
confused over his death.

'Ghanaians are still confused, rumours relating to
what happened in the few hours that President
Mills died keep popping up each day,' he
disclosed.

Nana Yaw Osei said there were some reports that
the late President Mills was not rushed to the
hospital in an ambulance after he collapsed.

He added that other rumours indicated that the
former President was sent to a maternity ward
before he was conveyed to the right place at the
hospital.

Nana Yaw Osei said speculations about the death of
Mr. Mills were unbecoming.

It is important that President Mahama set up a
commission to investigate the dicey issue as soon
as possible, the ex-GJA Chairman indicated.

Nana Yaw Osei noted that if President Mahama fails
to institute a commission to investigate the
issue, a different government would do so in
future.

Source - Daily Guide



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