By: Kwamina Bamfo-Agyei
The Chairman of Airtel
Telecommunication Board of Directors Kwame Pianim, has noted that Ghanaians
should learn from the Late Prof. Mill’s humility.
He said despite being
the President of Ghana he was humble to all persons he met even calling one of
the foot soldiers on phone expressing his gratitude to him.
He said Late Prof. John
Evans Atta Mills was a team player and believes in Ghana.
Mr. Kwame Pianim was
speaking at the laying of the foundation stone to begin the construction of John
Evans Atta Mills Memorial Research Library. It is expected to be completed in
six months. It is being built by Four communication networks in Ghana
When completed, will
encourage effective research to inform major policies in the economy.
The President of Ghana John Dramani Mahama noted that the Research Centre will encourage research among researchers in governance, legal system, taxation and will embody the collective heritage of Late President Mills who was an astute academician.
The President of Ghana John Dramani Mahama noted that the Research Centre will encourage research among researchers in governance, legal system, taxation and will embody the collective heritage of Late President Mills who was an astute academician.
The construction of the
Library is part of the activities to commemorate the first anniversary of the
demise of the former President.
The library will have a museum that will hold a collection of artifacts that tell the story of the life of the late President and a research centre that will provide opportunities for researchers and scholars from all over the world to come to research into issues of governance.”
The Library when completed will be affiliated to the University of Cape Coast.
The library will have a museum that will hold a collection of artifacts that tell the story of the life of the late President and a research centre that will provide opportunities for researchers and scholars from all over the world to come to research into issues of governance.”
The Library when completed will be affiliated to the University of Cape Coast.
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