Kofi Sam Atta Mills, the late president’s son, led the John Evans Fiifi Atta Mills Peace Walk for Change in Cape Coast, Central Africa.
On this, the twelfth anniversary of his father’s passing, he is honoring his memory.
Hundreds of people came together to honor a leader known for his promotion of peace and harmony at the ceremony honoring the legacy of former President Atta-Mills.
The number of people who braved the weather to participate in the walk was astounding, even with the early morning rain.
The Atta Mills Presidential Library, which is located across from the Cape Coast Castle, is where the procession came to a finish.
There, Kofi Sam Atta Mills spoke to the fervent assembly and discussed his father’s enduring influence on fostering peace and unity.
- Nii Lante Vanderpuye, Member of Parliament for Odododiodio
- Elvis Afriyie Ankrah, former Director of Elections for the NDC
- Joseph Yamin, National Organiser of the NDC
- Henry Osei Akoto, former parliamentary candidate for Oforikrom
- Ekow Panyin Okyere Eduamoah, Acting Regional Chairman
- Gabriel Nii Kommey Adams, Regional Secretary
- Joseph Abakah Mensah, Deputy Regional Organizer
- Faustina Lamptey, Regional Women’s Organizer
- Eric Offei, Deputy Regional Secretary
- Kweku Arko Yeboah, Deputy Regional Communications Officer
- Muhammed Kofi Twumasi Nayyar, Regional Organizer
- Ebenezer Abubakar Abeiku Essien, Deputy Regional Youth Organizer
- Prince Kojo Gyamfi, Deputy Regional Youth Organizer
- Alhaji Abubakar Hajj Issah, Regional Security and Intelligence
- Awal O’Neal, Deputy Regional Security and Intelligence Coordinator
Their presence underscored the significance of the event and the enduring influence of John Evans Atta-Mills on Ghana’s political landscape.
