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President Mills has set up a board of inquiry to investigate circumstances leading to the dismissal of the Coordinator of the School Feeding Programme.
Alhaji Suleiman Abdul Rahman was asked to vacate his post in a letter signed by the Local Government Minister, Joseph Yieleh Chireh.
His dismissal was attributed to non performance but the School Feeding Programme boss has challenged the decision to sack him and still remains at post.
According sources at the Ministry of Local Government, relations between the sector minister and the former school feeding boss had not been cordial.
Joy News sources at the Castle say President Mills has asked the Chief of staff to investigate the matter.
The coordinator, Alhaji Abdul Rahman, is to appear before the board of inquiry on Friday.
Source: Joy News/Myjoyonline.com/Ghana
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