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President Mills will tomorrow leave for Trinidad & Tobago to attend this year’s Commonwealth Heads of Governments Meeting scheduled to take place between November 27 & 29.
A statement signed by Head of Communications at the Presidency Koku Anyidoho says President Mills is expected back home on Wednesday 2nd December.
Vice President John Mahama who has been out of the country on an official visit to the United States is expected back tonight.
If not, according to the constitution, the Speaker of Parliament Justice Bamford Addo will act as president while both President Mills and Vice President John Mahama are out of the country.
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