The Managing Editor of the Insight Newspaper, Kwesi Pratt Junior has asked those who wish to know what exactly killed the late President John Evans Atta Mills to ask his brother, Dr. Cadman Mills. Mr. Pratt noted that Dr. Cadman Mills was the one who took delivery of the autopsy report on the late president. Speaking on Adom FM’s “Dwaso Nsem” Morning Show, Thursday, the senior journalist told host of the programme, Blessed Godsbrain Smart, aka Captain Smart that the late president’s family appointed Dr. Cadman Mills to receive the postmortem report on their behalf so the family is fully aware of what killed the late president. As the country marked the first anniversary of the passing of the former president (Tuesday 24th July, 2012) those calls have been revived, with more people calling for a full disclosure of what led to the late president's demise. Pratt said Ghanaians should stop looking at the sitting president for answers because the answers are with Dr. Cadman Mills. He said Ghana had lost other heads of states and presidents such as Dr. Hilla Limann, Dr. Kofi Abrefa Busia, Edward Akufo-Addo and even Ghana’s first President Dr. Kwame Nkrumah, but no one had asked to see the postmortem reports of any of those. But the Member of Parliament (MP) for Nkoranza North, Major Derek Oduro (Rtd) disagreed with Mr. Pratt. Major Oduro noted that Prof. Mills was the first to have died as Ghana’s sitting president so his case cannot be compared with those of other former presidents. He therefore insisted government must tell Ghanaians the circumstances that led to the late president’s demise. Meanwhile, the Chief of Ekumfi Mmobroto in the Central Region, Nana Odeakopa Arko says the people of Ekumfi District, the hometown of the late president have been neglected by the current government and they are ‘hungry’. Nana Arko said since the demise of the late president, his successor and current President John Dramani Mahama has neglected the people of Ekumfi in spite of the several promises from government following President Mills’ death. He said the entire Ekumfi district, consisting of 53 towns and villages could boast of a single tarred road, no potable water, only one Senior High School and massive unemployment. “The main source of employment in the area is fishing so lots of people who are not in fishing do not have jobs to do,” he said. The Chief is therefore calling on President Mahama to take advantage of the first anniversary of the late president’s death and honour him by sending some development projects to Ekumfi. Meanwhile, the Central Regional Minister Mr. Samuel Sarpong has denied the chief’s allegation that the area has been neglected, saying that government is following a development plan it inherited from the late president for the development of Ekumfi. He said government had already awarded contracts for the reconstruction of roads in the area, adding that the area will also benefit from the 200 SHS government had promised to build, and some investors have also shown interest in building a sugar cane factory in the area.