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.

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

THANK 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: 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: 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: 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: 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.

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!

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.