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  J.E. Atta Mills - The PRESIDENT of GHANA        
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JOHN ATTA MILLS
 
Age: 64
 
Party:
* National Democratic Congress
Profession:
* University professor
Education
* Achimota School: 'O' & 'A' Levels 1957-1963
* University of Ghana, Faculty of Law,
  Legon, LL.B 1963- 1966
* Ghana Law School: Professional Certificate
  in Law 1967
* London School of Economics: LL.M 1968
* University of London: Ph.D 1971
Work Experience
* University of Ghana, Faculty of Law:
   Associate Professor 1971-1996
* Acting Commissioner, Internal Revenue
  Service 1988-1996
* Visiting Scholar, Liu Centre for the Study
   of Global Affairs, University of British Columbia,
   Canada 2002
Special Appointments
* Member of Commonwealth Administration
  of Tax Experts
* Member of United Nations Ad Hoc Group
  of Experts in International Cooperation
  in Tax Matters
* Member of the United Nations Law
  and Population Project
Executive posts:
* Vice-president 1997-2001
* NDC Presidential Candidate 2000 and 2004
 

 

Hobbies:
* Hockey, swimming
Family:
* Married with one child
 
John Atta Mills is a former member
of the national hockey team
 

He is married to

Ernestina Naadu Mills,

a director of education and trained

marriage counsellor.

The former second lady-turned-first lady

is also a dog-lover who has kept

cross-bred Alsatians.

The couple have one son,

Sam Kofi Atta Mills.

 

  THE PLUS

 

Vision on Ghana
2009 interview conducted by CNN during the visit to Ghana by the 44th President of the United States of America Barack Hussein Obama.
 

 
The 'elephant' is out of government;
 
.. losing its parliamentary majority to the NDC;

The NDC increased its parliamentary seats by 20 from 94 to 114 seats while NPP lost 21 seats, moving down to 107 seats from 128 seats.

 THE MINUS

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

STATE OWN COMPANIES - only a REST is left:

 

VALCO; out of work

Trade Fair Company - MISSMANAGEMENT!

Ghana Railway - ..what Railway?

Ghana Telecom - 30 % left... wow!

GhanaTV - ...

 

 

  

 


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Read;   Atta Mills - State Of The Nation Address 2010, February 25th

 

 

 

 


 

 

 

 

 

From: Thomas Abbew   (26.08.2010)
Phone: 0244273913
E-mail: Thomasabbew@yahoo.com

The President of Ghana
Accra - Ghana


Dear Sir


A PETITION OF PARDON


I wish to appeal for the petitions sent by Government of Ghana for the release of Mamoud Mustapha Abubakar.

Mamoud Mustapha Abubakar is a native of Ghana but resides in Lybia. he was arrested concerning a case of killing in which he was not a victim. His arrest occurred on 1st October 2004 by the Lybian Government. Later he was then sent to Kafia Prisons located in the city of Ben - Gazi till date in the deemed prison.

In March 2008, a petition of pardon was sent to the Lybian Government by Ghana Government and the decease family in Sunyani for his released. A permission was granted to do so as stated in the petition.

Please Sir, since then Mamoud Mustapha Abubakar haven't been released by the Lybian Government. Therefore as a concern citizen who is aware of his arrest and even sometimes host him on air during my phone in talk programme is appealing to you for a re - petition to the Lybian government, so that he will be released and deport to Ghana.

Hope to hear from you soon.

Yours Faithfully,
Thomas Abbew

Presenter Shaft 98.1 FM
Cc: The Vice President of Ghana


From: Eli Anyana    (13.08.2010)
E-mail: roseraw2002@yahoo.com
Message:
His Execellency, Ayeekoo! For your good steps taking to build a Better Ghana. May the Lord of heaven and earth continue to strengthen you.
However, am disturb about the working of our judicial service. I don't want to mention any case here.

 

But they are working against the government's integrity and authority. Because we as Ghanaians we have seen what they have done and you stood against it, we supported you and brought you to power to rule with law and order, which you are trying to do but this particular spheres is disturbing so much.

It is putting question marks on the purpose of bringing you into power.

 

Ever though, good steps are taking to stabilise the economy, law and order are trying to take place but this particular aspect is going agaisnt us very strongly.

Telling Ghanaians they can give power to people who does not have Ghana at heart but want power and personal interest without any guilt. Please, I suggest immediate steps be taken to rectify these anomalies in our judicial service.

Thank you for taking time out of your busy scheudle to read my point of view as a concern Ghanaian.

Stay bless.


From: Washington Foli   (08.08.2010)
Phone: 0244389035
E-mail: Fw63@yahoo.com.uk
Message:
His Excellency, this is to say thank you for restoring my humanity,job security and personal security.

I wake up each MIDNIGHT to enquire from my partner whether you are still in power.

God reachly bless and grant you good health.

You must remain focus and never bedestructed in your effort to build a loving place for all Ghanaians.

You have restored my hope and eventhough l am hidden in the remotest part of our land , l have the confidence in you and trust your sincerity.


From: Dina Sampah   (05.08.2010)
Phone: 07950649239
E-mail: d.sampah@btinternet.com
Message:
I would like to ask mr president Atta Mills why is Ghana international Airline holding hundreds of people money and know one is doing anything about it.

 

I spend so many months saving money to take my family on holiday to Ghana by this Airline.

 

Not only finding out that my family holiday is going down the drain but also finding out that I have to wait for Ghana president to make the refund. Mr president why aren't you doing anything about it.

 

If it was us that spent Government money, well I don't think you would let us go free.  So why are you doing this to us


From: ABOAGYE PEACE ENYONAM    (29.07.2010)
Phone: 0241689719
E-mail: noblelady1919@yahoo.com
Message:
MR.PRESIDENT, THANK YOU FOR THE WONDERFUL WORKS YOU ARE DONING.

 

AS FAR AS GOD HAS CHOSEN YOU AS THE PRESIDENT OF THE REPUPLIC OF GHANA WE KNOW WE HAVE MADE THE RIGHT STEP WE ARE LOOKING FORWARD TO SEEING ALL YOUR PROMISES.

WE STILL NEED MORE TO BE DONE AT OUR COMMUNITIES.

MORE WORKS SHOULD BE ESTABLISH AT THE RURAL AREAS TOO.


From: Stephen Ebate Nyanzu    (27.07.2010)
Phone: 0276328436
E-mail: STEPHENEBATE@YAHOO.COM
Message:
In fact various people have express their sentiments about you Mr. PRESIDENT but i wish to emphasize here that you one of the finest president Ghana has ever had.

 

Mr. PRESIDENT i know that the Good Lord will strengthen you as discharge your duties in other to help reshape the destiny of our dear country Ghana as Kwame Nkrumah wished. I am profoundly appealing to you to use your high office to make sure that Jomoro also gets it fare share of the national cake.

As you can see most of people live in abject poverty not to talk of the women especially.

Please watch out that the oil find in the district will be used for it intended purpose as most of the people in power would always want to use their post to lobby over others.

Please the disbursement of the THE DISTRICT common fund should also be checked as there are no proper development projects in the district.


From: Johnathon Kwasi Amoah   (25.07.2010)
Phone: 807 344 6717
E-mail: danso58@live.com
Message:
I am very proud to be Ghanaian and very glad to have you as my president. Ghana have a chance to become one of the best countries to leave, if we can stop the crime in Ghana.
Dr Atta Mills , I would like you to send message to those criminals so we can have a peaceful Ghana with less crime. Thank you .
Peace and love to you and family.

 

Thank you


From: Mbah Thomas Munong   (25.07.2010)
Phone: 0541013786
E-mail: mbahthom@yahoo.com
Message:
Dearly Loved President Atta Mills, i wish to thank and applaud you for your leadership qualities, and the lovely people of Ghana for making Ghana an island of peace in Africa. His Excellency, i am a Baha'i from Cameroon living and serving in Sunyani and many parts of Ghana since January 2009. I sincerely wish to present the prescepts of the Baha'i Faith to you as a personal friend i have develop deep love and admiration for. In effect, if you can invite me for a brief momemt, i will be very greatful. For the meantime, now that you are in Uganda please kindly find time and visit the Baha'i House of Worhip in Kampala and you will surely have something to write home. While waiting to hear from you, i will continue to pray for you and mother Ghana. Warmest love from my family to you and your family especially the First Lady and your lovely son. Yours respectfully, mbah thomas m.


From: Angel Atta Mills   (23.07.2010)
Phone: 0244992744
E-mail: jakobeat@yahoo.com
Message:
Atta you are the most useless president Ghana has ever had. Soooo useless can you do us all a favor and resign.


From: VICTOR TETTEH ANIM    (23.07.2010)
Phone: 0243125649
E-mail: vianim2003@yahoo.com
Message:
His Excellency,

I am a proud member of NDC ever since the party was formed and still I'm a member.
I wish to congratulate you of your good governance and also to encourage you to do your best. It is logical, not everybody in this country will agree with you, but I pray that the Good Lord should strengthen you and give you a humble heart to absorb everybody's view and to help you achieve your mission.

AYEEKOO

Thank you


From: EBIA RAY    (21.07.2010)
Phone: 0246274226
E-mail: KESZYRAY@YAHOO.COM
Message:
DEAR PROFF I SIMPLY WANT TO THANK U 4 ALL U HV DONE SO FAR I HAVE AN NGO WHICH DEALS WITH DEVELOPING THE YOUTH OF THIS COUNTRY I WANT TO MEET YOU IF I AM GIVEN THE PRIV TO DISCUSS THE PROJECT SO WE SEE HOW THE YOUTH CAN BE EMPOWERED. ONE THING DONT MIND THE "FOOLS " WHO SEND YOU INSULTING MESSAGES.

I HOPE TO HERE FROM U SOON


From: Joseph Abbey     (20.07.2010)
E-mail: queny1@hotmail.com
Message:
WE NEED YOUR HELP. MR. PREZ
please help us develop the school ( WBM ZION SENIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL_ localted in old tafo - akim in the eastern region. you can only compare our knowledge with other schools and nothing more. Save us and help us.


From: DOWUONA NOI     (17.07.2010)
Phone: nil
E-mail: dowuona60@yahoo.com
Message:
Please, Mr. President your subbordinates are using your name to creat tension in Osu Kinkawe.They have been able to install a new chief and always use your name as their commander.

Mr. President as I am writing now Police has been stationed within the Osu-Kinkawe area and are firing tear gas into houses. tHey are olso arresting innocent victims and beating others.

If you dont come in they will make your government unpopular and the people will loose interest in you.

The regional Police commander is also bias in dealing with this situation because he/she has been bribed likewise ET Mensah and co. They are supporting the new chief who every inhabitant know is not the person yo rule them.

please, come to the aid of osu.

Thank you.


From: idk idk    (15.07.2010)
Phone: 0547896588
E-mail: idk@yahoo.com
Message:
AH ATTA, WHY, DO YOU WANT TO KILL US IN OUR OWN COUNTRY THAT OUR GREAT FORE-FATHERS HAVE WORKED SO HARD FOR IT. OHHH NOW I DON'T EVEN KNOW WHAT TO TELL YOU...WE ARE DYING BECAUSE YOU ARE THE PRESIDENT..JUST TRY AND UNDERSTAND THAT WE DONT EVEN NEED YOU FOR A SECOND ALRIGHT..I PRAY TO GOD THAT BY 2012 YOU ARE OUT...THAT WILL HAPPEN BECAUSE GOD ALWAYS LISTEN TO HIS CHILDREN. HAVE A ROUGH DAY MR. PRESIDENT ATTA MILLS.


From: SAM WILLIAMS    (14.07.2010)
Phone: 0285362224
E-mail: lannierwillie@gmail.com
Message:
Congratulations Mr President, You are well done for the good job you doing so far.

I want to draw your attention to persons with disability.

By this I want to suggest you establish a special ministry that could see to the need and welfare of the disabled in general and to supervise what they have been doing with their common funds.

Persons with disability are really going through pain especially the deaf. Since hearing play a vital role in our human lives, these have been deprived from information excet GTV which broadcast to them late news. I think if your government would check this it will score a huge point for itself.

I also want to draw your attention to people living around GOMOA DAGO AND OTUAM read.roads to these area are not good at all. thanks


From: Dela Afenyadu   (7.07.2010)
Phone: 0244275445
E-mail: delmeje77@yahoo.com
Message:
My Dear President, I wish to-emphasize my belief that you are the best President this nation has ever seen.

Those who say you are slow either do not know what they are talking about or envy your speed and want to throw dust into the people's eyes. When we NDC activists took power in 1981, we read the first budget after 18 months.

 

You were able to read a budget in 3 months, yet we say you are slow. It was only in 1984 that we saw the first signs of any improvement in the economy that was more than 2 years after we took power.

You stabilized the economy in 6 months, yet we say you are slow. In our first 2 years after 31st December 1981, our most important economic achievement was "Rawling's Chain"-we went so hungry that our collar bones were showing and this phenomenon was popularly described as Rawling's chain.

 

Yet, in less than 2 years, it is the abundance of food which is driving inflation down, to the point that inflation has been falling at the peak of the lean season in the months of April and May. Politically, our achievement in the first-two years after 31st December 1981 was chaos, with people taking the law into their own hands, that is why we are accused today of human rights abuses, most of which the leadership might not have known anything about.

On the contrary, your first-two years have seen calmness, in which Ghanaians feel free to go about their normal business.

 

You have provided a political environment in which we all feel free to express ourselves without fear of victimization neither have we received financial inducements from anybody to write or make phone-ins in a particular way.

You are insisting on the rule of law and letting the law take its course, without any attempt to influence the process. ..


From: Abdul Dari     (02.072010)
Phone: 0273689697
E-mail: ams.sina92@yahoo.com
Message:
I thank the Almighty God that you have been elected as the president of ghana and i hope he would continues to bless you thank.
My main problem is how the NYEP co-ordinator is handling it, because if you come to my area the co-ordinator always say if you are not NDC member's son or duaghter you would not get the form to feel.
And i know that His excelency is president for all, and more to the point the NPP they were not doing that, if you want it you would just go for the form.
i also want to remand his Excelency about Sawla-Damango and Junction road.
Thank you.


Phone: 0266120888     (20.06.2010)
E-mail: amekedela@yahoo.com
Message:
GOOD MORNING MY PRESIDENT.

I KNOW YOU HAVE RESPONDED IN THE POSITIVE WAY.


SOME OF US VOTED FOR YOU TO BECOME THE PRESIDENT BECAUSE WHAT THE FORMER PRESIDENT WAS DOING WAS FAR FROM NORMALCY.

BUT LETS COME OF IT, NOW YOU TOO HAS COME TO QUIETLY FOLLOWING HIS IDEAS,SO WE HAVE NOT REALLY FELT THE CHANGE WE VOTED FOR.
TO START WITH,WHEN MR KUFFUOR CAME IN 2000, WE ALL SUPPORTED THE IDEAS THAT ELECTRICITY BILLS SHOULD BE INCREASED.THEY SAID THEY WILL IMPROVE SERVICE,MAYBE YOU WERE THEN IN CHINA SO YOU DID NOT EXPERIENCE THAT THEIR POOR SERVICE,NOW A NEW PRESIDENT HAS COME AND THEY HAVE TRICKED YOU TO TOW THEIR LINE AGAIN.

 

YOU INCREASED SALARIES BY 10% BUT LIGHT BILL BY 89%. OH GOD WHO SPEAKS FOR THE POOR WORKER IN GHANA.


From: john okanta      (18.06.2010)
E-mail: johnokanta@yahoo.com
Message:
Mr. President i dont understand why NPP gurus are still occupying NHIS MANAGEMENT POSITIONS.In fact that a deservice to the NDC party. These people were put there because they are NPP. So if NPP is gone they must go.

 

Is someone taking something from them? Other political appointees like NADMO coordinators have been removed and that was good. I think the same should be done to the NHIS managers so as to have justice. Infact your supporters are becoming impatient.

Mr. President, i want to know why you are still keeping DCEs who have been found to be responsible for the demoralization of NDC supporters in office? I know some of this same DCEs are against you, one of the specifically made a derogatory remark about you. Anyway we have our individual differences but I think he should help you win the next elections easily rather than making the NPP popular in his constituency.

The NPP parliamentary candidate in the constituency is at loggerheads with her Constituency Executives and this a good opportunity for DCE to project the party but he has even refused to organize a familiarization visit since his induction into office over a year ago.

 

What a pity!


I hope action should be taken now. Even though i have mentioned any consttuency I believe you can find the constituency easily.
Prof. Thanks for listening.


From: GAB AB    (17.06.2010)
E-mail: gabrimelk@aol.com
Message:
Your excellency,I wish that you direct the installation of surveillance cameras at all checkpoints/barriers/borders throughout the country.These cameras shd be monitored by officers in Accra who take their turns within short notices;and replaced daily!

 

The contents of such cameras shd be reviewed by a very credible committee.Sanctions or rewards shd be swiftly meted out to any individual(s) accodingly.Through such a strategy,i believe,

 

Your excellency, that corruption,criminal activities etc ,which have rocked our developmental efforts,will be be minimised ,if not eliminated from the body politic.Pls continue the National ID seriously;such shd be used in monetary transactions,Eg:openning accounts,etc to curb fraudulent activities etc.

May you rule for long in Jesus' name, Amen.


From: ANSU GYEABOUR RICHMOND    (16.06.2010)
Phone: 0547413537
E-mail: ansugyeabour78@yahoo.com

HIS EXCELLENCY,THANKS FOR THE PEACE,LOVE AND GOOD GOVERNANCE YOU HAVE EXIBITED IN YOUR ONE AND HALF YEAR OF OFFICE.

 

MR PRESIDENT,I WOULD NOT HAVE AGREE WITH U THAT HIS EXCELLENCY RAWLINGS IS UNDERMINING YOUR POTENTIALS AND WE ALL KNOW THAT THE NDC HAS BEEN FOUR MANDATE AND THAT IF WE FAIL WHERE WE WERE IN OPPOSITION WE WILL STILL GO THERE.

 

THAT IS WHY MR RAWLINGS WISH YOU REMEMBER THE POLICIES WE GAVE TO ALL GHANANIANS.IF WE FAIL TO ABIDE BY THE POLICIES MR PRESIDENT I ASSURE U WE WILL FAIL.

 

REMEMBER THE SONG SUNG IN THE SYNAGOGUE WHEN YOU WENT TO GIVE PRAISE TO GOD AFTER ASSUMING.RAWLINGS TS NOT AN UNDERMINER BUT PUTTING IN FULFULFILING THE BETTER GHANA AGENDA.GOD BLESS YOU


BOAKYE DANIEL ANOKYE   (16.06.2010)
Phone: 0242956151
E-mail: akye_bo@yahoo.com

Dear Mr PRESIDENT,
I am by this midium pleading with you to also have the time to address the issue concerning variable rate acruide on rent by the numerious landlords in the accra and tema metropolis.Chamber and a hall is costing GHC45-50 in some part of the city and others cost GHC60-65 with the same facility.

 

We expect that at least the same facility should cost the same amount in the metropolis so that we the life beginers in the country can save a little of our fix income on other pressing needs.Thank You


From: james laambout yinsob      (31.05.2010)
Phone: 0242-950-579
E-mail: jlyinsob@yahoo.com
Message:
Mr. President, please try as much as possible and improve the conditions of the following areas in the accra Metropolis: Cirle ( lorry park ) By demolishing,and put up a new facilities,Accommodations' of the Ghana police service(For them to have a place to sleep after close of work,Save the Ghana Railway Service for it is collapsing,Build Bungalows for Teachers,Check foreign investors( Telecommunications companies ) very well for they making a lot of many from the nation,Let them improve the areas they are operating. WITH THIS GHANAIANS WILL BE GRATEFUL AND IT WILL HELP NDC WIN POWER IN 2012.

 

Please save GHANA.

THANK YOU.


From: Peter Ayivi       (30.05.2010)
Phone: 0243-434362
E-mail: pieron4@yahoo.com
Message:
Mr President, I am here to say thank for your hard work for the nation. it is not easy to take care of a family of 3 ( father, mother and a child). You are taking good care of a nation. Just want to wish you good health, wisdom and blessing of God.

 

I have never given a hand shake to any President in my life. if it can be possible for me to greet you in person, I will be happy.
thanks you very much.
Stay always blessed..


From: christian mornyuie      (22.05.2010)
Phone: 0246565142
E-mail: christianmornyuie@ymail.com
Message:
Your excellency, we the village volks are very happy with your government , espercially the way you are handling the issues of the NDC foot soldiers.

I have spent most of my life among gonjas aroun mpaha, where there is a high level of illiteracy.

 

We have managed through the system with HND and currently strugling to aquire job.

 

Your excellency, i need a good job to serve as inspiration to the village people that , after all going to school is a good thing for all of us.

 

Anytime, i visit the village my colleaques comes and said, chris you have wasted your mothers money for school instead of engaging in fishing which could have been more beneficial to you and your mother.

 

Some even make morkery of me because i have not make any difference.

 

I am making every effort to get a job, but is not working.

 

I explained to Alhaji Amadu Seidu, but i hve not receive any good news yet. please help.

I am currently in Gushegu District Hospital as a casual worker.

 

Hopeful, your EXCELLENCY.


From: NANA KOFI GYASI      (22.05.2010)
Phone: 0049-160-98238127
E-mail: nanakofi@hotmail.de
Message:
Mr president Atta mills,i hope you,ll not mind all these people who are writing sugar-coated words about you.

 

These people are OPPORTUNISTS and wants always FAVOUR from people at the top.

 

You, yourself know that, you don,t deserve such PRAISES, because of your incompetency and unskillful mentality about ruling a nation.

 

YOUR AGENDAS AS THE FATHER OF ALL AND BETTER GHANA HAVE FAILED.

 

Ghanaians are now living in fear and poverty, without direction and basic needs as food,shelter and clothing.

 

WHY ATTA?


From: retghy erecter      (17.05.2010)
Phone: 0245369686
E-mail: recty4@yahoo.com
Message:
mr president i would like to espress my view about nigerians living in ghana . i think the nigerian national registration should be recognised by all higher institution(ID) , banks , and other institutions this is because without a ghanaian national ID a normal nigerain can neither open an account nor enjoy some amenities like health ant mass registration
thanks for your usuall coporation


From: ernest lebene     (09.05.2010) 

Phone: 0249396605
E-mail: e.lebene@yahoo.com
Message:
Mr President, I just want to thank God for your life for the wonderful work you and your team continue to do for mother Ghana.

Yes, your policies, ideas and strategies are things to applaud.

You are really a president and we will continue to support you in prayers that our good Lord contnues to lavish His blessings of wisdom on you and your cabinet.

Once again, I say thank you.


From: Ebenezer Toffey     (06.05.2010)
Phone: 0242 268233
E-mail: etoffey@yahoo.com
Message:
Your Excellency,
The pace of development in the Western Region is not the best.


We all know that the west Holds the money basket for the huge revenue the country derives on.
Just last week I withness one of the fatal accident that claimed 15 lifes on the Tarkwa - Kumasi road.
The raod Kumasi to Tarkwa is in a very deplorable state and no sign is being seen for re-construction of the road and many other major roads.
It is very suicidal to see our hard working poplace being perished just like that.


Other regions in Ghana which even had seen more development in the past 10 years are still in the green light.
If one want to boast of schools west is not part,Hospitals west is not part,housing project the west is not part.
Please do something on development for the people in the western Region.

Thank you.


From: Ebenezer Toffey   (06.05.2010)
Phone: 0242 268233
E-mail: etoffey@yahoo.com
Message:
Mr. President
May l comment on Sustainable mining Indusries in Ghana.


We all know that mineral is a depleting resources and the way our minerals are being dug out is very fast.
Most of the well mining towns are beimg left as dead towns just because the mine have not yet seen a sustainable project to boast of the revenue and the huge profit those investors generate.


Towns like Dunkwa,Ayanfuri,Konogo,Amansie Manso Nkran,Bonte fofoo and many had tested the Luxury in mining but where lies their state now.
There is the need to build viable projects like Standard Hospitals,Universities,Collegies in those areas to keep life there Booming and maintain high level of the revenue being generated.

Part of the royalities must be dive into these projects.
The elders and chiefs must be enlightened to push development in their communities than using the money to buy Expenvies cars,building Palace, Marrying and expensive funerals.


There should be a permanet replacement for the minerals so the we can cast our mind back to appreciate what the mine have done for us and mother a Ghana.
Strict policies must be put in place to implement this agenda.

 

Thank you.


From: Joe Burkhardt   (30.04.2010)
Phone: 001 916 303 0877
E-mail: joe1800@hughes.net
Message:
Your Excellency:
I have been informed by Barrister Hesse David of the law firm of Hesse & Hesse, Accra, and Mr. Mohammed Tom of UBA, Accra, that you are demanding an immediate Advance Fee Payment from me of three thousand one hundred fifty five United States dollars (US$3,155.00) to allow the transfer of my trustee funds from United Bank for Africa to the accounts of my African refugee trust beneficiaries in the United States. I was told that if I do not make this payment within the next 24 hours, you will confiscate the trust fund. I cannot believe that you would make such an unreasonable demand. I need to know the truth.

Respectfully,

Joe Burkhardt, Trustee


From: Frank Addai   (28.04.2010)
Phone: 005995862037
E-mail: frank195356@gmail.com
Message:
I recently learned that Ghana had acquire a huge loan to rehabilitate electricity of Ghana.To me why not use your good offices & concentrate on Solar Energy or Wind Power which is far more cheaper.

 

The World is advancing and our dear country should definitly be on the Movement List.
The Green Energy which is the Wind Power is the Talk of the World now after Solar Energy.

Why cos,it is simple & economical.
Sleep on this issue,reason with yourself,seek advice,invite experts to highlight you on this profitable Wind Power.
May God bless you with the wisdom of King Solomon to rule our Beloved Ghana.


NOTE:Do not confuse yourself with the negative comments from different entities.Strentghen yourself and rule with calmness.Remember those who said,Hossana,Hossana were the same people saying crucify Him.

 

What is happening to Our Honourable Atta Mills is the same thing happening to Obama right now.

 

Success is AHEAD & rest assured.YOU ARE GOING TO LEAD GHANA IN THE SECOND TERM.THE FIRST TERM IS ALREADY A SUCCESS!!! LONG LIVE,OUR PRESIDENT,LONG LIVE THE PEOPLE OF GHANA & LONG LIVE OUR MOTHERLAND GHANA!


From: Sulemana Mohammed Hardi   (27.04.2010)
Phone: 0244508982
E-mail: smhardi@yahoo.com
Message:
I am grateful for this rear opportunity to communicate to the most important person in the Republic of Ghana.
1. For the performance of the economy I will say so far so very good.

2. As a matter of urgency I wish you will bring sanity to the Nation Youth Employment Program.

Indeed, in the rural areas NYEP workers are a vital part in the delivery of heath services.

Your exellency, it is not true that all of them are activists of NPP.
The eminent confusion and subsequent collapse of the program will be an embrassment to your presidency.

Please as social democracts we should find a sustainable funding to retain the existing benificiaries and also train more to help our people in the rural areas.

It's not proper that the coodenators will announce payment of 4 months salary only for the benificiaries to go to bank and meet a month's pay.

I know you listen.
May the Good Lord help you to shoulder the affairs of the Nation to a logical conclusion.

Tank you, your exellency.


From: Edward Brefo    (26.04.2010)
Phone: 0546439833
E-mail: ebrefo@yahoo.com
Message:
Dear Mr. President,
All my family are npp's but i am an NDC because i had a vision the time you was a vice president and i told my mother that you are the person God reveal to me in my dream that you can help Ghana but my mother did not understood because she taught you are just a vice president and you can never be a president.

 

After a couple of years i saw you as the flag bearer of my party and i said to myself i know this is the dream i had and i told my mum and at the end of the election i could not sleep for 3 days due to over joy and my mother taught that i was a wizard but i told her God never lie.

 

What i want to tell Mr. President is that all the opposition members thinks that you are going to be down but i know the God who won the 2008 election for you will surely win the 2012 as well. It is my prayer that the almighty Lord support you in all what you do.

Thank you.


From: vicky ohene    (26.04.2010)
E-mail: victoria_ohene2002@yahoo.com
Message:
hi mr president why did you lie to as the people of ghana when you wanted power?and tell as why can't our power stay on for even 2hours?everthing is Expencive we can't even afrod Common food this Country is bad now and i Think you should do something and put things right cos we are tired of you need to change things you said better ghana you just liar to as..

Thank You


From: kevin bass     (26.04.2010)
Phone: 813-205 2273
E-mail: kevinbass1@yahoo.com
Message:
mr president i can not go onlinr without someone from ghana begging me for money .

im really tired of it plus im an american.please i just want to be left in peace


From: Bright kudjoe    (26.04.2010)
Phone: 021-245671
E-mail: k@onebox.com
Message:
pro l thank God for your life.but please we the people of lumnava are suffering from dust thats because our roads are in a bad state.

mr president please step in for us.thanks.


From: Ayaaba Samuel    (25.044.2010)
Phone: 0203154033
E-mail: Abindawyaabsam@yahoo.com
Message:
A plea for Bawku.
Mr. Pres. I like the way you are running this country,but my cause of worry is the Bawku crisis. The question i always asked myself is, what is the position of government about this crisis. There are documentary evidences ranging from court rules to committees findings of which government can base on to state its position about the rightful owners of Bawku which would end thse troubles in area.My president, please act.


From: Bright kudjoe   (25.04.2010)
Phone: 021-245671
E-mail: k@onebox.com
Message:
pro l thank God for your life.but please we the people of lumnava are suffering from dust thats because our roads are in a bad state. mr president please step in for us.thanks.


From: Charles Bruce   (14.04.2010)
Phone: 0208976899
E-mail: cbruce10@gmail.com
Message:
Dear President,

Thanks for this opportunity.

 

When your government came to power one of the first problems you took steps to solve was that of payment of health workers pension.

It will surprise you to know that the people at the government pension house have refused to obey.

 

They are even saying that the Minister is playing politics with that letter and that the letter is of no effect and that there is no "White paper" authorizing them to pay.

 

They insist on paying workers using the old 2006 salaries even if they pay at all.

It is pathetic that after working for nearly 40 years saving lives one has to suffer at the hands of these people
Please do something for us because our salaries were stopped as soon as the retirement date was due and so for about 4 years we are living on friends and other family members.

 

Things are really serious and tough.

As pensioners we have no one to turn to.

 

Our Pension association does not want to get involved after all they can’t do much.

 

Thank you!


From: John Nelson    (13.04.2010)
Phone: 541-556-0208
E-mail: nojh@hotmail.com
Message:
HIS EXCELLENCY President of Ghana


MR. JAMES VICTOR GBEHO;
Foreign Affairs Minister:
Jacob Botwe Wilmot: Representative of Ghana:
Mr. Daniel Ohene Agyekum: Ambassador of Ghana:

GOOD NEWS!
On September 21 2009 we experienced no war in any country
for the first time in recorded history of man. INCREDIBLE!

THANK YOU VERY MUCH FOR GETTING THE TRAVEL VISAS TO PEOPLE!
YOUR GOOD WORK IS HELPING TO OPEN DOORS TO WORLD PEACE.

How did we accomplish this goal? THE COMPUTER!

WE ARE JUST BEGINNING TO COMMUNICATE WITH PEOPLE WORLDWIDE !
WE ARE JUST BEGINNING TO UNDERSTAND PEOPLE!
WE ARE AT THE BEGINNING OF WORLD PEACE!

UNITED NATIONS OFFICIAL ANNOUNCMENT ABOUT THE 2010 PEACE DAY:
http://www.internationaldayofpeace.org/
PLEASE PRINT THIS INFORMATION AND GIVE IT TO YOUR GOVERNMENT
REPRESENTATIVES OF GHANA AT THE GOVERNMENT ASSEMBLY.
ARE THEY GIVING A PRIZE? YES!
http://www.EquatorInitiative.org/
SEND EMAIL FOR APPLICATION: EquatorInitiative@undp.org

Sincerely, John Nelson, Peace Activist from Oregon United States


From: mohammed razak     (09.04.2010)
Phone: 0242387688
E-mail: razakm.karimowu@yahoo.com
Message:
hello mr president Atta Mill, thank god that u have become the president of Ghana, if not then we have be doomed by the elephant.

He the people of dagbon thank u for trying to brink justice and to let our people know that there is love governing this nation, for if u commit a crime the law will deal with u. when any time this chief tansy matter pops out some people say its a long time matter so we shouldn't let it be a think of worry,

and its taking precious life any time it happen.so we thank u for arresting this perpetrators who a ledge to have hands in the murder of the king of dabgon and 40 of his subject,and destroying life and property

and was shield by the past administration.never shield any one let the law deal with them,

for u are one day going to be asked by god how u rule the nation when it was your turn,did u protect the week. the people who fell they be denied justice and the poor who has no alternative way to have some food to full their belly.

Did u help them.

We are all going to be judge by god for what we have done on this earth here after.please my president i put u in the hand of god he should lead u in the right path and protect u from people who are in the dark doing satanic thing to see to the down fall of your administration

 

may god bless u Amen


From: Ngor Abdul-Rahman    (06.04.2010)
Phone: 0542434692
E-mail: ngorrams@yahoo.com
Message:
Mr President,

 may the lord grant you wisdom you need,

lift his countenance upon you,crown your successes with memories as done during the era of solomon.

May the lord grant you the charisma to spearhead this nation towards a thrive and a peaceful reign.

 

I commit your leadership into thy care and I ask that may the lord protect you from the evil and rebuke all plans of the enemy;

AMMMEEEN


From: Dela Afenyadu    (04.04.2010)

Phone: 0244275445
E-mail: delmeje77@yahoo.com
Message:
Congratulations for winning the elections.

I believe you would be the best president Ghana has ever seen because this is the first time we have an overtly God-fearing president.

 

Though a Professor in the law your humility and humanity are amazing. So far I think you are doing well, having stabilized the economy in a record time of 6 months.

Having understudied both Nkrumah and Rawlings, I can see you are doing well to correct the mistakes of these 2 great leaders.

 

Rawlings developed Ghana but made too many enemies for the party. You are trying to develop Ghana as well, but with minimum casualties. Nkrumah forgot his God in his time of glory, hence his downfall.

You have clung to your God in your time of glory, this is the surest way to succeed.

 

Your care for the poor and the needy is your protection so do not compromise it under any circumstances (Psalm 41 vrs 1-3).

Remember that there is only one statement in the Bible about how a nation can be exalted- " Righteousness exalteth a nation" (Proverbs 14:34).

 

Apart from lowering inflation and interest rate, please take re-tooling of industry seriously so that we can also be competitive technology-wise. Beyond these, our human capital is our most important weakness.

Education has not been doing well for decades.School drop-out is the most important educational problem. School drop-out is about 35% at JSS and 66% at SSS.

This means a very high proportion of students into which the nation has invested much including subsidies, do not reach proficiency before dropping out, making our educational system very wasteful.

The return on investment in education for Ghana is very low compared to so many other countries mainly due to school drop out. Also the quality of education..


From: Ebenezer Peters    (31.03.2010)
Phone: 0442088564486
E-mail: userpt5467@aol.com
Message:
Mr. President, congrats,

Thank God for you and your Government and believe that God will use
you to continue to build our beloved Ghana.

But the most surprising news I heard of is about the Wa - Bolgatanga road which
is still undone. Please kindly look on that to be done as quickly as possible.
Thanks.


From: zinbonche richmond    (28.03.2010)
Phone: 0243111101
E-mail: zinbonche@yahoo.com
Message:
Congratulations your Excellency for your nomination as the president of the repulic of Ghana. 

I want you to know that it wasn't by chance that you came on board but by the will power of the Almighty God.

So please you have alot of enormous task to perform, please try and don't disappiont us.

Mr president I will like to know when a sod will be cut to commence work on the Wa to Bolga road,

as well as from Damongo to Tamale.

We are now tired and sick about these roads.


From: albert Saah     (27.03.2010)
Phone: 0245813666
E-mail: alberto553@yahoo.com
Message:
Mr. President,
I remember on your campaign trail you say that you are coming out with a better Ghana agenda.

 

But now, the question we should all ask ourselves is that, has this better Ghana as you did promised, brought any impact on th lives of the citizenry?

Those who are rich are still rich and those who are poor, are even more poorer than before.

 

Prices of goods are now increasing day by day. How can we survive as a nation?

 

Mr. President, I really seek your endulgeans to say that please kindly visit your better Ghana agenda, for Gnanaians are dissappointed in the ruling government.


From: BLAY JAMES REDMAN      (26.03.2010)
Phone: +233245399477
E-mail: redmanjames55@yahoo.com
Message:
Mr. President,
I write to congratulate you for the good work you are doing.Actually Rome was not built in a day but I can see that you are fulfilling the promises made during the campaign and the national cake is being distributed as expected but Jomoro district seems to be left out in terms of roads,school feeding progam and the free school uniform.

 

MY concern now is on the Tikobo No.1 Beyin road which is too bad for the traveling public.Last year news came out that since the government could not do anything about the road, the CPP parliamentarian had made moves to get the road motorable of which we saw signs for upgrading.

It was graded from Beyin to Kengen and that was the end.

 

Now that the rains seem to set in it is my appeal to you to include that particular road into any available program because it is a short cut to Eikwe Catholic hospital which is saving lives.


My faithful President, give this road a proper attention to save lives because after 6pm
no vehicles ply the road thus making it serious in terms of epidemics during the night.


MAY GOD RICHLY GIVE YOU MORE WISDOM TO UPLIFT THE ALMOST LOST IMAGE OF GHANA.


From: Atta Kwaku      (26.03.2010)
Phone: 0272587541
E-mail: att@hotmail.com
Message:
My dear brother do not listern to anybody rather listern to the constitution of ghana,your conscience and the Lord your God.I trust you and have trust for yourself.Obedient to God and listern to his directions and you will be blessed.Listern to your counsel of elders and the cabinet rather than your party arrogance.You know your NDC supporters are full of illitrates don't listern to them and anything belongs to Ghana is for all of us whether NDC or NPP.If you believe that NPP can help build the Nation don't hesitate to bring the person in your admnistration.The important thing is the nation is developing and your admnistation is doing good.That's all you need.Ghana first and not NDC.
God bless you.Long live Ghana,Long live twins in Ghana and long live everybody.Twins all the way.We are ruling Ghana now whether you like or not.


From: ahmed jackoni      (25.03.2010)
Phone: 0543870669
E-mail: jackons2@yahoo.com
Message:

Dear Excellency, please help to save ghana football from selfish interfeance of kojo bonsu and nii lantey vandapuyje,we see the old IOC saga with B.T Baba,we did not her complains that NPP interfered into it,or proofs that somebody was assisted by the past government to be GFA EXECUTIVE,so let our party peoiple who have interest in the GFA to pursue their pull him down syndrome on their own integrity and NDC or taking advantage what so ever. (i am football administrator and know some of the strugles in the corridors of football)
Let you be wachful befor the doom,MOST GHANAIAN YOUTH AND VOTERS LOVE FOOTBALL an opportuniy for all.
My very best regards.


From: joseph mensah   (25.03.2010)
Phone: 0274842405
E-mail: josmen29@yahoo.com
Message:
I beleive God has personal chosen you to lead this great nation. don't think of what people are saying or will say just follow your heart and make sure what you are doing is in the best interest of the nation.God bless you Mr president


From: adjei yiadom    (24.03.2010)
Phone: 02088512687
E-mail: adjeiyiadom@tiscali.com
Message:
Dear Mr. President,


During one of your addresses to Ghanaians, you said that you are a president for all Ghanaians.

Unfortunately such promise is not being felt across the country.

 

Since you took office your NDC gangs have gone berserk.

Your ministers look like looters who have discovered some booty. Significantly hell has broken in the country.

There is anarchy and a complete breakdown of our legal system; lawlessness everywhere.

 

Are you and your government driving Ghana to the wall?

 

Well think again and again, because Ghanaians will never forgive you.

 

The fact that Ndc is the government in power does not mean that your supporters are above the law. Put your thinking cup on and realise that Ghana and its laws were there before your government.

So control your members and do not let them throw their weights about like a pack of irrational beings.

Ghana was a peaceful nation before you.

So let's keep it that way.

 

Thank you...


From: CHRISTINE MENSAH    (20.03.2010) 

Phone: 00447780173956
E-mail: christinesaforo@yahoo.co.uk
Message:
Mr. President, I thank God for your life. Please have heart and know that God is with you. When Moses was leading the Isrealites from Egypt to the promise Land, he face more than what was going on in Ghana. All those who are speaking against you know that they are speaking against God. God told Moses that Miriam and Aaron were not speaking against you but against me God. So please know that they are speaking against God and not you.

May the Lord God who called you to the leadership continue to be with you as he was with Moses. Only continue to pray and I know God will surely talk.

Isaiah 62:1 The Lord will not hold his peace. God bless you. Amen.


From: kofi agyemang    (17.03.2010)
Phone: 00393281258108
E-mail: agyemang.tuffour@yahoo.in
Message:
Mr president we thank the Almighty GOD for given you to us as our president although no one is 100 percent perfect,

but we want you to open your eyes.

Dont let divisions come to Ghana use your position as president to unite us dont be bias dont be father to NDC Ghana is for all Ghanaians.

Look at what SOME of NDC funs are doing they ve taken the law into their own hands but as a good father you need to talk to them.

Ceasing of toilet and closer of health insurance offices are not healthy so please shine and open your eyes.

God bless you and long live,

thank you


From: AMADU ISHARIK     (16.02.2010)
Phone: 0246385785
E-mail: VANDAMPIESIE@YAHOO.COM
Message:
MAY THE GOD GIVE YOU MORE WISDOM AND MORE GOOD HEAITH FOR YOU TO RULE THE COUNTRY.AND THANKS TOO FOR APPOINTING DAUDA COLLINS AS ONE OF YOUR MINISTERS, LONG LIVE YOUR EXELLENCY ATTA MILLS.


From: Ndeogo Thomas Mbe    (14.03.2010)
Phone: 0243049751
E-mail: awinbe@yahoo.com
Message:
Hi your excellency mr president,the good lord chose you and your vise president and may the good lord give you the required wisdom to lead the people of ghana to the blessed land.

The lord is with you no matter the difficulties, you will over come.


From: eric nkansa      (12.03.2010)
Phone: 0240367665
E-mail: eric.nkansa@yahoo.com
Message:
hi your excellency,i congratulate youfor such position and try let your party forfill the promise.


From: JAMES TETTEH    (09.03.2010)
Phone: 0244355654
E-mail: jtodonkor@yahoo.com
Message:
Your Excellency, I want to thank God for puting you at this position. You are doing well and God will see your through.

I also want to appeal to you to put we the Krobo's on your drawing board since our youth are crying for job.

God bless you.


From: abdulai inusah   (05.03.2010)
Phone: 0246439863
E-mail: abdulaiinusah19@yahoo.com
Message:
your excellency, am a young ghanaian born from yendi in the northern region of ghana.i appreciate every thing you have done for the people of this country.

however i will be most greatefull if you could use your high office of the presidency to find a lasting solution to the dagban crises.
mr. president, permit me to suggest from my expirences with them. first and formost, lets find out the history of dagbon and how their kingship was governed.
secondly, please ignore the political definition of the two divitions.
to be continued...
thanks for reading . long live your execellency, long live mother ghana


From: balkyi ofigaa   (03.03.2010)
Phone: 02073589654
E-mail: frekji@hotmail.com
Message:
I appreciate your Leadership as our Ghana President,But do not turn your mind out of Ghanians living aboad, now most Ghanians are victims in uk at the moment as most of our ghanians are not facing right and fair justice.

I know one ghanian who has been a victim for many kinds of assalt in london.since no justice system has help him on his behalf at all,and he has still been detain on 14th/jan/2010 for 2 kinds of common assalt which presicuters doesen't even have proove of evidence against the man because the people the man fougth with has since never wrote their statement and did not attend the court too, but the man has still been detain as Mentaly disorderly person meanwhile he is not mentally ill at all! why?
The case dealing in City of westminster Magistrate court.

MR PRESIDENT LET GHANIAN AMBASSADOR IN LONDON TO INVESTIGATE AND FINDS OUT WHY.


From: SIGLI YAKUBU ANDANI    (28.02.2010)
Phone: 0240215310
E-mail: SIGLIYAKUBUANDANI@YAHOO.COM
Message:
Hi Mr President, as people say you were been elected by God but known that it pass through human before you become the president and no any other persons, but NDC members. But it looks like what made the people voted for you is still happing.
Please, these will not give more vote but rather, it will pull you down.

 

Let Ghanaians fell you are really the president of this country, and the minister should also wakeup and stop disgracing the party.

 

THANK YOU


From: Baffour Bosompem    (27.02.2010)
Phone: 6513076856
E-mail: baffkus@yahoo.com
Message:
Hi Mr. President,
I am very happy that this opportunity is granted to us, to be able to communicate with you.

 

This are my questions:

 

1. How can we create more libraries in oue local communities so the local inhabitants in our small communities especially students could use.

2. Why do you think that it is so important to change the shift system instead of resourcing the educational sytem.

 

For example, most of our schools don't even have commom computers for the student to use. Not only that; most of our teachers lack computer competence.

 

So, instead of wasting money and resources in changing the shift sytem. Please, I will suggest that you rather summon your mister of education to draw up policies in areas of the educational system that help to make our educational system more formedable with the global educational system.


I live in the United States of America since 2002. When I came to the USA, my certificate cerifying my level of education could not meet the standards here.

 

I believe, that there are millions of Ghanaians who have traveled abroad to study and they have to kind of start all over again.

 

So, please see to it that before you leave office you will create a better educational system, which would be more global oriented so that students who will have the opportunity to travel outside Ghana, would have it easier to fit in.

 

As for the idea of shift change it is a bad idea.


Thank you for your sincere audience.


Baffour Bosompem
Date: 2/27/2010.
God bless Ghana.


From: samuel bukari abisiba    (25.02.2010)
Phone: 0262443442
E-mail: abisiba@yahoo.com
Message:
I WONT THANK THE PRESIDENT, BECOUSE I HAVE NOT SEEN ANG GOOD THING FROM HIM


From: MICHAEL QUASIE     (25.02.2010)
Phone: 0243561536
E-mail: mquasie100@yahoo.com
Message:
HI HIS EXLLENCY AM MICHAEL FRM WESTERN REGION,THE LAND OF GOLD,DIAMOND,TIMBER,COCOA,TOURISM N ABOVE ALL ALMIGHT OIL.

BUT HIS EXLLENCY THERE IS ONE THING I AM WORRIED ABOUT.WHICH IS,THE LAND WITH ALL THE NATURAL RESOURCES ABOVE WHICH WE ARE USING TO GROW THE ECONOMY.
THE REGION IS NOT REPRESENT IN CABINET.U GAVE US DOC.SIPA ADJAH YANKEY WHICH WE ALL LIKE HIM BUT LATER DUE TO ONE OR TWO REASONS HE WAS REMOVED OF WHICH WE THOUGHT U WILL CHOOSE ONE FRM THE REGION TO REPRESENT HIM BUT NO ONE FRM THE REGION WAS CHOOSEN.SO ALL THIS HOW CAN THE REGION GET IT NATIONAL CAKE WEN U GO TO CABINET MEETINGS.


From: Abindaw A. Samuel    (25.02.2010)
Phone: 0244092598
E-mail: abindawyaabsam@yahoo.com
Message:
Mr. president, am happy that it is u who is ruling this nation. you're a God sent person for the redemption of this our their Country at time like this. this is the time that we're really enjoying democracy cos people can express their views the way they want. Gone are the days where people took this nation as their private company running it the way like.
please pres, act swithly in the judiciary to bring all who faulted to book.


From: Agblevor Kofi Agbeko    (23.02.2010)
Phone: 024 4657639
E-mail: agbekofi@yahoo.com
Message:

Mr. President, we the people of Tetemale, a farming community, and its surrounding villages in Akatsi district of Volta Region are proud of you and your government.

 

Why?

 

Simply because you ascend to the "Throne" within one year, we can boast of electricity poles erected from Wute through our town to Klokpe which serve as the boundary between Akatsi district and Adaklu Anyigbe district. Hopefully we shall soon be enjoying the national grid which is going to improve our living standard.


Mr. President, left to ours alone, we would prefer the construction of our road first; but all the same we thank you. Our reason of making this choice is that the road becomes unmotorable during raining season, resulting our farming produce been locked up from market places.

 

Our area, apart from Afife producing local rice and Avenorpeme also producing cassava for gari, is noted for the production of other cereals like corn, beans and groundnut including tubers and vegetables like yams and sweet potatoes; as vegetables- okro,tomatoes, garden eggs,pepper and onion.

We may say, shamelessly, that our area is one of the food basket of our District capital-

Akatsi and for that matter Ghana as a whole.

Therefore we shall be very happy if you could turn your wise attention to this stretch of road from Akatsi through Wute to Ziorpe which is about 42km long.

 

Thank you,
Our dear father.


From: Angel mills    (18.02.2010)
Phone: 00447356395564
E-mail: anabelhewardmills@hotmail.co.uk
Message:
Atta Mills you are the most useless president Ghana has ever had. YOu are a president without power and authority. You cannot control your own people. There is so much hatred and enimity in the country. You behave like you are; dumb and death. Anytime you take stage, you talk about the opposite of what is happening. I wonder what you see when you look in themirror.

You are a disgrace to mother Ghana


From: Dan Baiden    (10.02.2010)
Phone: 2406861071
E-mail: danielnbaiden@yahoo.com
Message:
Hello my dear blood senior brother,
Your excellency President Prof. Fiifi Mills,
All the kids say hi to their uncle, especially your GODSON-baby Isaac, who also bears your home name of Kwame Atta. He was born at the time I asked the Great Almighty to show me a sign when you win, and exactly when i came home to Ghana during the elections that Cardinal Turkson came to pray for you and blessed you in my presence.

We give glory to This Almighty, and I assure Ghanaians that Ghana will begin to transform this year 2010. We are coming home to help and create jobs big time. All Ghanaians will enjoy. As an engineer, we will put Agricultural and housing development first and trnsform our highways to first class roads like interstate 95 in the USA and 401 in Canada. We will put sewer in all the cities, as was started by the Israelis in the 70's at the old Accra Post Office, and was incomplete. Ghana will shine!!!!

Almighty bless you Brother Fiifi and Brother JOJO.

Thank You, Please call us sometime.
Greetings to First Lady Naadu and Nephew Sammy Atta


From: Kumah Kojo     (09.02.2010)
Phone: +233247929396
E-mail: poncho.kumah@yahoo.com
Message:
I deem it a very grate privilege for you been elected as the president of Ghana.It is my prayer everyday that you and your vice president would come together in order to fulfill the vision of our great N. D. C party.Mr. president, I hope and believe that Ghana needed someone who fears God and takes the problems of others as his own and help solve such problems.And the main motive of you been elected, we know that you in to save as just like Jesus Christ did to the world, Iam not saying that you are Jesus but you have the fear of the lord in you.And as it it written that the fear of lord is the beginning of wisdom
and you have such heart in you. So keep it up and help build the better Ghana agenda.
Thank you Mr. president.
Kumah Kojo from Bole-Bamboi.


From: andrews andoh     (09.02.2010)
Phone: 0271125250
E-mail: myandy2010@yahoo.com
Message:
why is the N.S.S allowance not being paid regularly because we are in february but january allowances had not been paid. this will not be paid until the end of february before the janauary allowance will come, why? Mr. President. we thought you can do better than before but it seems before was better than now.


From: Atta Paul DeRighteous      (07.02.2010)
Phone: 0249111109/0203819750/0261844360
E-mail: paulatta91@yahoo.com
Message:
Please fellow Ghanaians, whether we like it or not, Professor Mills our president. And for that matter, the president of Ghana. So, let us all support him to achieve his better Ghana agender. I wish all Ghanaians a happy anniversary in advance. (DeRighteous, University of Education, Winneba)


From: Jimrmy-kil Patrick MacCarthy     (07.02.2010)
Phone: 0249454520
E-mail: lilskenzy@yahoo.com
Message:
In fact you are simply an objective, honest, a genius, and a God-chosen person for our beloved nation. Please go on with the good work and try to ignore your enemies. God will take care of them ok. Thank you and God richly bless you, your family and the state.


I pray for God's special wisdom and direction in this difficult economic times for you. I wish to encourage you that the good Lord who made you who you are today has good thoughts which will surely end you in his own expected way. He has promised to accomplish your dreams and put your enemies to shame. Please be strong for it is well and carry on with your good intentions for our dear country and God richly bless you, your family and may his Holy spirit fill your cabinet Ministers and make them hardworking and very innovative in deciding along with you so that together, we will build a strong nation. God bless our dear nation and make us even stronger, united forever, successful and greater forever. God bless you, Mr. President.     Jimrmy-kil Patrick MacCarthy


From: aba kwansah       (05.02.2010)
E-mail: rainbowcolours@yahoo.com
Message:
Mr. President,
My problem with past and present governments is their failure to remove the kiosks on our roads and pavements. They are an eyesore. These kiosks serve as residences for the owners, meaning they are very comfortable and thereby are able to 'reproduce' in them and little by little future generations remain there because that is the only place they know.

 

Also, tell the AMA to rid our pavements on the overheads for pedestrians use.

 

Most of these kiosks are marked 'STOP WORK' OR 'REMOVE'yet, the same AMA staff go round to collect money from them into their pockets and the same AMA goes round people's houses harassing them to stop work inside their own walled houses that have nothing to do with the street!


thank you.


From: Emmanuel Donnayen     (05.02.2010)
Phone: +255767323244
E-mail: edonnayengh@yahoo.com
Message:
Although I dont belong to any party since Iam a Ghanaian, I will always support any move that will make me proud of my country.

The N.P.P lost power because of complacency.You have really demonstrated that Atta mills is his own man.

 

Mr President I think you need to stay more focus on your campaign promises, when people make references to some of these unfulfilled promises I feel bad.when are we going to see drastic reduction on fuel prices,Just come clear and let everybody know if that is not feasible. When are we going to enjoy the onetime payment of the National health isurance. Mr.President dont enjoy all the praises of the die hard NDC supporters and think everybody is happy.

 

I know there are some people who will never change their mind but majority will change their minds if the situation demands.
Apart from that stay blessed and live long to accomplish your vision.


Emmanuel
Tanzania


From: John Annan     (05.02.2010)
Phone: 0277363017
E-mail: johnkojoannan@yahoo.com
Message:
Hi Mr. President, God bless you for giving me the opportunity to air my views.
The recent increment on the toll booth fee would benefit Mother Ghana only if,proper accounts are rendered.I would like you to use your good office and powers confered on you as the Boss of the land to check for corruption.
I would be very grateful if, the Kasoa Oboom Road will be first benefitiary of this project.Sir that road is long over due for constuction.Thank you and God bless you, your family and Mother Ghana.


From: ELIJAH TUKWARIBA, YIN     (30.01.2010)
Phone: 0277756460
E-mail: spindelis@yahoo.com
Message:
BRAVO!!!!! PROF.


From: Abdulai Amidu    (29.01.2010)
Phone: 0274742179,0266506752
E-mail: abu.amidu@yahoo.com
Message:
WELL DONE PRESIDENT EVANS ATTAH MILLS. KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK AND CONTINUE TO WELCOME CRITICISM ACROSS THE POLITICAL DEVICE.MAY THE GOOD LORD SHOWER HIS BLESSINGS UPON YOU.


From: Victor Appaw    (27.01.2010)
Phone: 07551476403
E-mail: deaconappaw@yahoo.com
Message:
Congratulation Mr Prseisdent. So far so good.
However there is a much shorter route to economic recovery. The route is by investing in the young brains from the polytechnics and universities. Many nations are investing in these young brains by sending them abroad to acquire technology. My current experience abroad shows that Ghana is lagging behind in this area. Some African nations like Libya, Nigeria,Uganda, have seen the light and are investing in innovative technologies like embedded systems, computing. and industrial technology.
Secondly our educational system require urgent change in structure and content to bring us in tune with current international trends. Our current educational system is in a way contibuting immensely to unemployment and porverty.
I say this in good faith as a patrotic citizen of mother Ghana.
Long live the president.
Long Live Ghana


From: Emmanuel Darko     (26.01.2010)
Phone: +233249713694
E-mail: edarko2.cass@yahoo.co.uk
Message:
I pray for the mercy of the lord to our Dear Prez that the lord will grant him patience, endurance and His favour so that, His exellency will be able to deliver his promises to Ghanaians.


From: Awinbe Joshua Anyagre    (22.01.2010)
Phone: +00447954807494
E-mail: anyagrejoo@yahoo.com
Message:
I am very much proud of you as his excellency the vice president of Ghana. Keep up with the good job you're doing and let the God of joshua 1:5,9 direct your steps.Isaiah 40:31 be your strength,and psalm 23 be your refuge. May the Lord bless you keep you. May His face shine upon you nad give you peace.


From: Lolik Mbangba    (22.01.2010)
E-mail: lolikyin@yahoo.com
Message:
Mr. prez i am a strong supporter of your style of leadership but hi let the heads roll whenever some of your ministers shows clear incompetence and leak certain vital information to the press. may god bless u to deliver a better Ghana for Ghanaians so that at the end of your tenure those making noise today will keep their mouths close.


From: mark ofosu     (21.10.2010)
Phone: 0541904919
E-mail: markofosu15@yahoo.com
Message:
thank you your excellency,congratulatins for being the president of ghana.And I will like to ask wether you can create a scholarship for students in schools (government or private schools)


From: owusu-mensah stephen    (14.01.2010)

Phone: 0031613501416
E-mail: captainsteveamsterdamer@hotmail.com
Message:
Good day Sir, Mr President.

I'm proud to state here that I'm the 1st Ghanaian to build a wind-power-generater, which powered my village workshop in the 1980ths. like Osofoen Kwadwo Safo, of Kristo Asafo. ( log; ted.com-williamwindmill for the same video ) version.


Well Sir, to cut long story short, I've traveled abroad en have acquired skill and knowledge capital of which my friends and I wants to transport back home to creat small scale industries in the villages to allivieat urban rulial drift,en help the youth,

but do not know how, more also I have a lot of ideas for a better Ghana but do not know whom to talk to, en

I'm pleading with you to assign someone to listern to what I have for mother Ghana as the Jepanise, Chineese,en the other nationals trasfered all that they acquired be it skill-capital, money-capital,en knowledge-capital, from the diaspora to their home country, as Tetteh Quashie brought cocoa in de 18th centuary.


I THANK U FOR READING THROUGH EN HOPEFULLY ANTICIPATING YOUR PROMPT ACTION THANK U ONCE AGAIN.

SINCERELY YOURS CAPT.

STEVE-Amsterdam.


From: samuel akar      (12.01.2010)
Phone: 0208382313
E-mail: oheneba.samuel@yahoo.com
Message:
hi mr president i am happy to be online with you 1st of all just yesterday your forieng
minister had a confer with the nigerial forieng minister about exchange of prisoners i will like to commit on that if you whan't to come to power on 2012 then i may stand in the shoes of my fellow ghanaians to tell you it must be stoped i know you are a intelligent young political man people i have head are saying our beloving ndc will not come to power again the when't to the extend of saying that you whan't to kill some of the npp members and their ministers that is why you are doing that i love my partie that it should lose it set in 2012 thank you very much and i hope you may understand thank you.


From: DENIS AWUNI      (06.01.2010)
Phone: 0244170607
E-mail: denisawuni@yahoo.com
Message:
We are watching closely. we worked so hard to come to power but we seem to have soon forgotton the bitter lessons in opposition. prof. i am constantly praying 4 u to succeed and deliver if u fail then 4get it cos NDC will not 4give u. GOD BLESS GHANA, GOD BLESS MILLS.


From: VINCENT KWADWO     (05.01.2010)
Phone: 0245010381
E-mail: osaberema212002@yahoo.com
Message:
DEAR DADA MILLS,
I WAS VERY EXCITED TO HEAR YOU AS THE PRESIDENT OF OUR MOTHERLAND GHANA.INFACT,YOU ARE INDEED A GOD SENT RULER.I AM PRAYING THAT YOU WILL BE THE SECOND BEST RULER OF THIS COUNTRY GHANA.BE FOCUS ON YOUR PLANS AND I KNOW YOU WILL BE ON TOP.
WOFA ATTA,BEFORE I SIGNOUT DO ME THIS FAVOUR.THE GHANA @ 50"S COMMITTEE"S SHOUD BE ATTENDED TO.DO NOT SPARE ANY OF THEM(VICTIMS).MY FAMILY AND I ARE SOLIDLY BEHIND YOU.MAY GOD BE YOUR HELP.


From: Nii Armah Sackey     (31.12.2009)
Phone: 00447960829500
E-mail: niiarmahsackey@yahoo.com
Message:
Dear Mr President, it beggers believe that we have water for tankers but cant get it connected to the pipe lines in our houses WHY? Is there any conection between the tanker owners and the shortages?


From: Franklin Appiah     (30.12.2009)
Phone: +24107844580,
E-mail: llgrace_ga@yahoo.fr
Message:
Sir,
I wish you a happy and prosperous new year. May the Almighty God continue to guide you and your entire family. Your excellency, I have a word of contribution concerning Ghana Oil, which might be a help to our dear Nation.
I have been working with Oil companies in other countries but the conditions of work is quiet different from what I've observed in Ghana. I plead on my knees sir, to transmit this information to the Petrolleum Minister to send me a message through my email address and I will send him some facts which will help him to review certain conditions on the petrolleum sector. Ghanains are rely on God but we trust you.
Thanks.


From: sachibu leyawdeen    (24.12.2009)
Phone: 0242909189
E-mail: isachibu@yahoo.com
Message:
congratulations your excellency.this is your teacher-friend from yendi who, before the 2008 elections,presented the problem of unpaid 2005 year group teachers arrears.I wish to remind you that up till date the said arrears has not been paid.I fund it difficult in even giving you a text message through the line(0244323000) you were using earlier.Anyway,our administration so far is good and we are praying that INSHA ALLAH before 2012 we will deliver on the better Ghana that we promise Ghanaians so that the 2012 election shall be ours again.Thank you and do not forget of my concern.


From: Emelia Thompson    (23.12.2009)
Phone: 011-954-447-0539
E-mail: emethom@aol.com
Message:
Dear Mr president, thank you for the job you are doing and continue to do.It is a big task because ghanaians are hoping that things will turn around for them.I live in the states and i always advise some of my ghanaian friends that they should be patience and that Rome was not build in a day.Please do not be discouraged when you hear all the negative talks and please do not take it personal.I pray to God to give you the wisdom to hanle all the problems that comes your way.God bless you Mr President. emily thompson


From: sachibu leyawdeen     (21.12.2009)
Phone: 0242909189
E-mail: isachibu@yahoo.com
Message:
Your Excellency - about the yendi NYEP coordinator's appointment letter.

Please mr.president,i will first of all try to congratulate you for your victory,the victory of our noble party NDC and the victory of Ghana as a whole.so far so good but my concern is the delay in releasing the appointment letter of the Yendi NYEP coordinator by the Northern Regional NYEP coordinator.I will therefore be happy if you could authorise him through the sector minister to release the letter with immediate effect.for it is more or less trying to make our party unpopular or as it were people loosing confidence in our(NDC)delivery.thank you.


From: enyonam esther    (21.12.2009)
Phone: 0240423294
E-mail: eakabo@yahoo.com
Message:
prez i really like you so much, i do know that you are the Moses chosen by God to lead Ghanaians to the promised land with the help of the Almighty God we will surely get there. GOD BLESS YOU UNCLE MILLS.


From: Eduful Isaac      (16.12.20090
Phone: 0244822422
E-mail: ieduful99@yahoo.com
Message:
Congratulations prof. first i would like to thank our Almighty God, for been chosen you
as Ghanaian President. Most of us, who knows some of your good works in Ghana's economy
fill so happy, though people may criticize you but do not lose hope and continue with your
better Ghana Agenda. May God Bless you.


Phone: 0277711818     (07.12.2009)
E-mail: roseraw2002@yahoo.com
Message:
His Excellency, I thank God for your life for all that you have been going through since you opted to be a president for our country.Once, we are praying where there is a need for advise I think is good we put it across. My advise is that, you should not forget God Almighty in your daily activities. Also, do not relent on the promises that you have made to GOD at the Synagogue Church of All Nations (SCOAN) Nigeria. Keep that relationship very special because, we, Ghanaian at that time we have been praying but only few or none are bold enough to help at that time. Therefore,do not stop speaking with him (T.B.Joshua)if necessary ask God's direction from him because a friend in need is a friend indeed. Furthermore, the warrior team you have asked him to form which is very very laudable because blessed is the nation or country whose God is Jehovah.I heard sometimes money to pay T&T for prayers becomes difficult for them (the warrior team). Please do something for them now. May GOD grant you the WISDOM,KNOWLEDGE and UNDERSTANDING given NEHEMIAH to build GHANA'S broken halls. AMEN!


Open Letter to President Mills - Remember 31st December 1981 Events    (03.12.2009)

 

Dear President,


Ignore my prophetic advice and you and your government are in peril. I will briefly highlight a few points to jog your memory about how dangerous it is to ignore useful advice. The once National Security Advisor to J.J. Rawlings, Captain Kojo Tsikata, was perceived to be a threat to the nation by the Limman Administration. The Military police personnel were detailed to discreetly shadow him. The late Former President Limman is on record to have been warned about the looming treachery of Former President Rawlings in 1981 against his PNP government. Limman had constantly refused to act but had continued to live in the fantasy world of his own. He had completely buried his head in the sand like an ostrich, although danger was imminent. His answer had always been, "Leave him, gyato ntumi nye feeee" Even on 31st December 1981 at the Christmas party, the National security personnel reiterated how suspicious they had become of Rawlings' treacherous movements. They requested his permission to arrest Rawlings yet Limman oblivious of uncertainties of modern life, continued to trust his wits. Limman as ignorant, daft, politically immature and devoid of any tested instructions in the art of politics, continued to live in the fools paradise, still repeating his "Gyato ntumi nye feeee" slogan until the knell sounded a few hours later. "Gyato" has staged a second successful coup d'état to unleash his venomous hatred on Ghanaians.

The inaction of Limman led to the near total extermination of the Military Police personnel. That security outfit was disbanded under the instigation of that murderous Tsikata whose distasteful feelings for the military police personnel were in unison with Rawlings'.

Your Excellency the President please be reminded of the soothsayer's warning to Julius Caesar.

Brutus: A soothsayer bids you beware the ides of March.

Caesar: Set him before me; let me see his face.
Cassius: Follow, come from the throng; look upon Caesar.

Soothsayer: Beware the ides of March.
Caesar: He is a dreamer; let us leave him. Pass. Spurrina is the old soothsayer who first warns Caesar to "Beware the Ides of March." As Caesar enters the Senate building on that fateful morning he cheerfully calls out that the Ides had arrived and he was still alive, to which Spurrina replied" "Yes, the Ides have come, but not yet passed." We are in democracy, Rawlings is no longer in the army but he is still dangerous.

I will suggest you consider the following course of action. Firstly, relieve your National Security Advisor, Brigadier Nunoo-Mensah of his post. This pathetic opportunist has twice in less than eighteen months been cited as engaging in underhand treasonable meetings with Rawlings. His allegiance for unknown reasons is tilted more towards the self-assumed strongman of Ghana, thus Rawlings, than you. Sack Gbelo-Lartey and Emmanuel Amedeka, your National Security Coordinator and Head of the Jubilee House security respectively, for having an unauthorised high level security meeting with Rawlings to discuss issues of national interest. They are in effect sabotaging your authority by indirectly helping Rawlings to run a parallel presidency. Secondly, manoeuvre your NDC supporters in parliament to table a motion for the repeal of that erroneously inserted clause in the Constitution that indemnifies Rawlings from prosecution. That clause - "Indemnity and No Accountability" for Rawlings has made him that strongman he thinks he is. Surely you will be able to get two thirds majority in Parliament to either amend or abrogate that clause.

Furthermore, infiltrate the army with personnel to snoop on those snitching for Rawlings and his band of traitors. This very tactics made it impossible for anyone to stage a counter coup against General I.K. Acheampong. He was only to be removed through a palace coup d'état - by the members of his own Military Cabinet Ministers in a meeting. Carry out a major constant transfer of the military personnel. Move the soldiers around. Transfer officers, from Accra to Tamale, from Kumasi to Volta, from Volta to Sunyani, from Tamale to Accra etc. This will make it difficult for Rawlings to get any close military confidants around him in any given time. Finally, you were voted a president by Ghanaians in your individuality as one Atta Mills with or without the NDC party. That is the cardinal tenet of Presidential system of government Ghanaians have chosen to pursue. This is totally parallel to the Parliamentary system of government where the leader of the party winning more seats becomes the Head of government and hence, the leader of the nation. The leader in this case is not personally voted for by the electorates. Let Rawlings take his NDC party. We shall keep you as our president until the end of your mandate.

"A stitch in time saves nine" "Once bitten, twice shy" and finally, "A word to the wise is enough"

Long live President Atta Mills. Long live Ghana.


Yours truly, Rockson Adofo 


From: Naomi Afaba    (03.12.2009)
E-mail: n_afaba@yahoo.com
Message:
Dear Mr. president, can you please make it known to the Ghana tourist board that they are not making Ghana an interesting place to visit. What i am trying to say is that, the internet is now the biggest source of information and therefore if tourists are looking for a place to go in Africa, the internet is their first place of enquiries, and there is nothing interesting about Ghana web, all you will find is disgrace and distorting images. I believe Ghana is not so poor that it cannot feed itself, so let not sell Ghana to the outside world as a country that is so poor that the people are living under trees or on top of trees. Let as not be ungrateful to God for he has blessed as with many things that we can boast of. Thank you.


Phone: 0541181604    (02.12.2009)
E-mail: lugutuahmichael@gmail.com
Message:
PLEASE, MR PRESIDENT, PRESIDENT OF ALL GHANAINS TRY AND FULFILL YOUR COMPAIN PROMISSES.

ALMOST ALL CITIZENS IN COUNTEY ARE COMPLAINING ABOUT THE ECONONIC HADSHIP THAT THEY ARE FACING.

AND THE COMPLAINS GOES WITH LOOSING THE COMING ELECTIONS IF SOMETHING IS NOT DONE.

THANK YOU.


From: Quaye Charles    (28.11.2009)
Phone: 0207412501
E-mail: paaquayevent@yahoo.com
Message:
Dear H.E. the president J.E Mills i think u are doing alot for Ghanians but i must say u have not look at our major roads especially from elubo to enchie. It is very bad condition were women and children have site at the back of kia trucks both in rain or shine to get to their activities. please H.E do something people surrounding those ereas. thank u


From: FAUSTINA ATTA     (25.11.2009)
Phone: 001-805-489-7419
E-mail: atta.atta@sbcglobal.net
Message:
MR PRESIDENT, ONE WAY WE CAN GET OUR COUNTRY CLEAN FROM THE FILT AND TRUSH IN OUR CITIES IS TO REGISTER ALL PURE/ SATCHET WATER PRODUCERS AND THEN PROVIDE THEM WITH AUTHENTIC INVESTORS WHO ARE EFFICIENT IN PRODUCING POTABLE AND HEALTHY WATER FOR OUR PEOPLE THEN, BAN THE PRODUCTION OF SATCHETS WATER AND PRODUCE RECYCLABLE BOTTLED WATER WITH SUBCEDIES FROM THE GOVERNMENT, THEN WE CAN TAX ALL PRODUCTION AND GENERATE FUNDS FORM THAT AND ALSO CREAT NEW, RESONABLE AND SUSTAINABLE JOBES FOR OUR PEOPLE BY YOUR GOVERNMENT. WE ALSO NEED TO AQUIRE NEW OPEN-MARKET FOR OUR HAWKERS AND THEN BAN STREET SELLING AND HAWKING IN EVERY STREET. WE DO NOT NEED THOSE BOYS ON THE BYCYCLIES COLLECTING TRUSH ON THE STREET, THAT IS FUNNY AND REDICULOUS, VERY SHAMEFUL IN TODAY'S 21ST CENTURY, WE CAN DO BETTER THAN THAT, PLS GET BACK TO ME AND I PROMISE TO SHARE MY IDEAS WITH YOU MR PRESIDENT, MY CONTACT IS AS ABOVE, I WANT BE PART OF THE PROGRESS, FOR OBAMA TOLD US THAT, OUR DESTINY IS IN OUR OWN HANDS. THANK YOU. FAUSTINA ATTA.


From: FAUSTINA ATTA     (25.11.2009)
Phone: 001-805-489-7419
E-mail: atta.atta@sbcglobal.net
Message:
CONGRATULATIONS! MR PRESIDENT, I AM GLAD IT HAS COME TO PASS IN YOUR LIFE AND IN THE OLD MAN'S LIFE OUR PAPA, JJ. ANYWAY, I HAVE BEEN TRYING TO GET MY MESSAGE ACROSS TO YOU SINCE LONG BUT I DO NOT KNOW IF IT GOT YOU AND EVEN IF THIS CAN GET TO YOU. MOST PEOPLE ARE CRYING EVERYDAY THAT IT HAS BECOME MORE DIFFICULT IN GHANA TO SURVIVE ON BASIC NEEDS, BUT I THINK WE CAN DO A FEW THINGS TO HELP OUR PEOPLE.I DO NOT HAVE MONEY TO GIVE THE PARTY,BUT I CAN SHARE MY THOUGHTS WITH YOU AND YOUR GOVERNMENT.
1. IF YOU RECOGNISE FARMERS FROM EVERY REGION AND EVERY DISTRICT AND MAKE A CONTRACT WITH THEM TO PRODUCE FOOD ALL YEAR ROUND AND PROVIDE THEM WITH INVESTORS WHO WILL TEACH THEM HOW TO GO ABOUT THIER FARMING , I THINK NOBODY WILL EVER BE HUNGRY IN GHANA.


From: Rauf Luckman     (23.11.2009)
Phone: 005016003891
E-mail: juniorbusak@hotmail.com
Message:
Hello Uncle Atta, i am glad to send this short msg to you, and i really appreciate your work well done so far in Ghana as i always read on the Ghanaweb, I am a Nima boy a die hard NDC member, and i just heard about the good news concerning this year's Hajj, and i know you can deliver the promise you made to us, even though am not in Ghana at the moment but am always in Ghana because i always read news on the Ghanaweb so God Bless you and keep the good faith going, NDC all the way ........


From: Mohammed Bugri   (20.11.2009)

Phone: 0266254186+
E-mail: bugrinicholas@yahoo.com
Message:
your exccelences prisendent am a concerned citizen and a NDC person from north living at haasto ecomoc.am too concern about lack of electricity from Wulugu to Duu to kpansinkpe i hope with eletricity in our area, can even stop some of us of coming to Accra so that we can stay there and help the NDC and the community as well.for our road linking to veroius village is too bad and long history in this case am appeling to the priseden to bring electricity to us like J.J did to our town thatwe like him most and NDC becouse of light,thank you sir.


From: Benjamin Nobi   (19.11.2009)
Phone: 0540776159
E-mail: nobiben@yahoo.com
Message:
Mr President, God bless you in all that you do. Please stay focus and work as you have plan. Never let what people say shift your focus. Good men of God (like me) are praying for you 24hrs. You will by all means reach your goal of making Ghana a better place. Never forget to pray always as you have been doing. Daddy may the Lord multiply all your effort in Jesus name.


From: Ayambire Adams  (18.11.2009)
Phone: 0245746077
E-mail: adamsayams@yahoo.com
Message:
Infact,presidoo GOD bless you and your family 100 fold. Long live GHANA,long live president and his admnistration.GOODBYE


From: gifty asamoah    (17.11.2009)
Phone: 05131196
E-mail: giftyasamoahfrimpong@yahoo.com
Message:
I would like the president to keep focus, and work within his own time space or limit.


From: BLAY JAMES REDMAN   (10.11.2009)
Phone: 0245399477
E-mail: redmanjames55@yahoo.com
Message:
Mr. President,
I write to congratulate you as president of the republic of Ghana.
One man's meat is another man's poison, so is Ghana as some may like you and other's may
dislike you.This does mean that it will disturb your ruling as a legitimate president.
You have actually done a yeo man's job by rewarding our proud Black Satellites as some people thought it was impossible.Your name Asomdweehene has gone a long way that the second term is yours in the mighty name of God. I am rather short of words in the sense that if I mean to describe you, the space may be too small. All the same I pray to God to guide you in your endeavours. The challenges will soon wither off and those who oppose you will sing praises for a successfull governance. MAY GOD GUIDE AND BLESS YOU ABUNDANTLY.


From: kwabena agyei   (02.11.2009)
Phone: 0023344478588
E-mail: fkgyasi@yahoo.com
Message:
please mr.president it will be prudent and far better to stop the numerous committees since that alone itself is waste of money and think of what your adminisration can do to help mother Ghana. Anyway i do appreciate your concern about the various greedy on SOME members of the previous gvt but do not waste too much of your time on this issues. kindly ACT now and think of vast soffering ghanaians. remember to stop always sorry the unnecessary politics in everything betterb in ghana. thank you and Godbless mother Ghana


From: divine tettey  (28.09.2009)
Phone: 0541385011
E-mail: kingsaga89@yahoo.com
Message:
GOOD ADMINISTRATION PROF. KEEP IT UP THANK YOU


From: gideon akaba  (05.09.2009)
Phone: 0031622488361
E-mail: pastorgideon@hotmail.com
Message:
I thank the Almighty God that you have been elected as the president of ghana at last and it is my candid wish and desire that He grace you with the knowledge, and wisdom to govern without fear or prejudice. Always remember what He told Joshua the servant of Moses in the book of Joshua 1:6-9, "Be strong and courageous,........Have not I commanded you? Mr President serve Ghana with intergrity and God will Bless you.


From: Maryrose Afari  (27.08.2009)
Phone: +2330202033145
E-mail: mingle2009@live.com
Message:
Mr President you are good, keep it up - turn deaf ears the wicked ones. They only want the down fall of you.

You are the better man for Ghana


From: Sefa Ababio stephen  (13.08.2009)
Phone: 00233244728803
E-mail: mponponsuoboadi@yahoo.com
Message:
i duelly honoured as a true son of this thier nation of ours Ghana, i hereby extentend my appreciation and congratulation to all those who have work effectively to keep this legacy of our in good standing right up to now. continue the good works and never in any point look back on what you can do again to make this legacy worthy.
thanks alot for this opportunity. long live GHANA


From: Wofa Kwasi Odikan korang   (12.08.2009)
Phone: 07536810870
E-mail: lastchief54@hotmail.com
Message:
WE ARE ALL GHANAIAN AND LOVE YOU AND YOUR NDC I WAS GHANA LAST YEAR DURING THE CAMPAIN AND THINGS WERE OK AND GHANA IS NOT DOING BAT ALL AND I HOPE THAT YOU WILL CONTINUE EVEN TO DO MORE THAN WHAT YOU CAN TO SEE AND WE WISH YOU THE BEST AND GOD BLESSING FOR AND MOHTER GHANA. MANY THANKS. WHAT ARE DOING FOR THE NORTH AND WAR OR FIGHTING ALL THE TIME WHICH WE HAVE TO USED THE MONEY FOR THE SECURITY AGENCIES GUIDING ALL THE AND CURFEW AND OTHER THINGS LET US TALK ABOUT IT AND THE ARM ROBBERS AROUND THE COUTRY REGIONS.


From: sarah mensah   (07.08.2009)
Phone: 02088854333
E-mail: aksarah49@hotmail.com
Message:
Mr president, i do appreciate the change that the Ghanians have got, thank God for that
please can you clarify how the armed robbers on the increase are being handled
thank you.


From: Kwame Boateng    (27.07.2009)
Phone: 03121936
E-mail: fastlyhn@yahoo.com
Message:
THE ADMINISTRATION SHOULD BE GIVEN SOME LITTLE MORE TIME. TAKE A LOOK AT THE NAME- THE MILLS ADMINISTRATION- AND KNOW THIS OLD SAYING THAT "THE MILLS GRIND SLOWLY BUT WITH GREAT SURETY"


From: Eric Davies     (22.07.2009)
Phone: 0243514328
E-mail: davieseric12@yahoo.com
Message:
Indeed a change for a better GHANA is now a change for bad GHANA.

OH Atta Mills are you lying to your self or to us (Ghanians).


From: sename kafui   (20.07.2009)
Phone: 0242333178
E-mail: senamekafui@yahoo.com
Message:
Congratulations first of all on your election to the high of the land. I appreciate your leadership so far but I have this request to make.

It's about your party's promise to wipe off taxes on teacher trainees allowances when given the nod. we are still waiting to have that done, and just to let you know that teacher trainees are getting impatient with the way things are going. Also an alleged increment in their allowances have not reflected yet and they think it is TTAG that is the problem.

I kindly call on your "up to task" office to do something about this before their hearts are taken of the party.
Wish you well!!


From: ARMAH JOSEPH KWAME (11.07.2009)
Phone: 0027-73854-2722
E-mail: joekarmah@yahoo.co.uk
Message:
GOD LOVES BOTH GHANA AND GHANAIANS THAT IS WHY SINCE 1992 , OUR DEMOCRATIC ELECTIONS HAVE BEEN PEACEFULLY.NOW THE WHOLE WORLD RESPECT GHANAIANS.
MY PRESIDENT, PROF. MILLS, YOUR CITIZENS IN ABROAD UPHOLD AND DEFEND THE GOOD NAME OF GHANA.IT IS MY FERVENT PRAYER THAT THE LORD OF MOSES WILOL SEE YOU THROUGH THIS TASK AHEAD OF YOU AS HE ( GOD) DID TO MOSES.
I WANT TO THANK YOU FOR APPOINTING MADAM COBBINAH AS MEC FOR TARKWA-NSUAEM.
I WISH YOUR GOVERNMENT WILL CONVERT BENSO SNR HIGH SCHOOL TO BENSO COLLEGE OF EDUCATION.


GOD BLESS YOU ,GOD BLESS GHANA AND GHANAIANS.


From: Rockson Otoo (20.06.2009)
Phone: 0246579583
E-mail: skyphase06@yahoo.com
Message:
Hi mr president,I thank God for chosing you because Ghanaians prayed and fasted for a good leader and God has listen to us.Pray to God when taking decision.


From: BEN G-LARTEY (18.06.2009)
Phone: 0262234686
E-mail: gbevlo_larteyben@yahoo.com
Message:
I WISH U WELL MR PRESIDENT BUT ALWAY REMBEMBER THE LINE IN NATIONAL PLEDGE
WHICH SAYS TO UPHOLD AND DEFEND THE GOOD NAME OF GHANA.
THANK U MR PRESIDENT


From: Mr.Owusu Mensah (06.06.2009)
Phone: 0039-3207452020
E-mail: wumensah1970@ymail.com
Message:
hello,my president I am your citizen so I pray always for wisdom from God for you,so that you can able to make Ghanaians citizens feel that they are from Ghana, and not to be slave for rich ones in Ghana especially employers who takeing Ghanaians citizens for work without social security contribution also foreign employers how they treat Ghanaians.Please my belove president may God guid you to protest Ghanaian citizens so that Ghanaian will feel thet they are Ghanaians.THANK YOU, MAY GOD BLESS YOU AND ALSO ASSIST YOU.


From: FIAGBE BERNARD   (02.06.2009)
Phone: 0277798444
E-mail: butu55@yahoo.com
Message:
GOD GUID THE PRESIDENT AND ALL GHANAIANS.
WE REALY WANT TO SEE THE CHANGE, AND WE SOLIDLY BEHIND YOUR GOVERNMENT.
THANK YOU.


From: adjei clement   (20.05.2009)
Phone: 0274677811
E-mail: aclement54@yahoo.com
Message:
I wont thank the president for appointing paul evans aidoo as westeng regional minister,may God bless you.

 


 

 

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