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Our attention has been drawn to a publication in the July 31, 2012 edition of The Enquirer which reports that former President Rawlings was turned away by Mrs. Ernestina Naadu Mills when he went to console the former First Lady on Monday July 30, 2012.
We wish to place on record that President Rawlings is yet to visit the home of the former First Lady. What the newspaper published was a concoction of lies.
There is a calculated attempt by certain individuals with the support of sections of the media, to pitch the former President against the family of the late President Mills with the intention to create public disaffection against President Rawlings.
Wish to caution that as Ghanaians mourn, people with devious agenda should desist from such pettiness and allow Ghanaians to mourn the departed.
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