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Let’s hope this issue is resolved amicably soon.
tomorrow never promises
Anyidoho should respect the family’s wishes and traditions.
The park’s renovation should have been a collaborative effort with the family.
chairman say it and say it again. how much more we
The government should step in to mediate this dispute.
For you and your ndc to insult him
Anyidoho needs to step back and allow the family to handle these matters.
It’s sad that this is happening during the anniversary of such a respected leader.
This issue has been ongoing for too long; it’s time for a resolution.
The institute’s current handling of the park is questionable.
Respect for the deceased and their families should be paramount.
Why hasn’t the autopsy report been released after 12 years?
The family is right to demand respect for their traditions and customs.
The family has every right to take legal steps to protect their relative's legacy.
This situation is a disgrace to the memory of Prof. Atta Mills.
Asomdwee Park should be maintained properly and with dignity.
Prof. Mills deserves better than this ongoing controversy.
Anyidoho’s actions are tarnishing the late president’s legacy
i just remembered the very day i heard the new that our ex prez is no more
Legal action seems necessary if respectful dialogue fails.
Why should an NGO control a national burial site? The family’s concerns are valid.
just now he passed on it's 12years
RIP late PREZ Mills
Koku Anyidoho needs to be more respectful to the wishes of the Mills family.
Where were the family members when the Park was being renovated? Kwaku Anyidoho needs to be commended rather than condemned. Had the place been so weedy as before, would the family have come there? God is watching.
Hmm chairman
Prof. Mills stood for unity, not division. This drama is unfortunate.
this country de3,hmmm we lost a whole president and nothing happened eei how much more we the no ones
hello
what exactly killed him??
This public squabble is unnecessary and dishonors Prof. Mills.
Let’s hope this issue is resolved amicably soon.
tomorrow never promises
Anyidoho should respect the family’s wishes and traditions.
The park’s renovation should have been a collaborative effort with the family.
chairman say it and say it again. how much more we
The government should step in to mediate this dispute.
For you and your ndc to insult him
Anyidoho needs to step back and allow the family to handle these matters.
It’s sad that this is happening during the anniversary of such a respected leader.
This issue has been ongoing for too long; it’s time for a resolution.
The institute’s current handling of the park is questionable.
Respect for the deceased and their families should be paramount.
Why hasn’t the autopsy report been released after 12 years?
The family is right to demand respect for their traditions and customs.
The family has every right to take legal steps to protect their relative's legacy.
This situation is a disgrace to the memory of Prof. Atta Mills.
Asomdwee Park should be maintained properly and with dignity.
Prof. Mills deserves better than this ongoing controversy.
Anyidoho’s actions are tarnishing the late president’s legacy
i just remembered the very day i heard the new that our ex prez is no more
Legal action seems necessary if respectful dialogue fails.
Why should an NGO control a national burial site? The family’s concerns are valid.
just now he passed on it's 12years
RIP late PREZ Mills
Koku Anyidoho needs to be more respectful to the wishes of the Mills family.
Where were the family members when the Park was being renovated? Kwaku Anyidoho needs to be commended rather than condemned. Had the place been so weedy as before, would the family have come there? God is watching.
Hmm chairman
Prof. Mills stood for unity, not division. This drama is unfortunate.
this country de3,hmmm we lost a whole president and nothing happened eei how much more we the no ones
hello
what exactly killed him??
This public squabble is unnecessary and dishonors Prof. Mills.