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Former president Jerry John Rawlings has described his late former vice president, Prof John Evans Atta Mills as an outstanding personality.

In a tweet, he stated that he "had differences and misgivings over his Presidency on matters related to serious cases of corruption and killings in the administration before his."
The Atta Mills I knew and worked with as my VP was an outstanding personality. I pray his soul rests in peace. pic.twitter.com/vS4RqlxXoU
— Jerry John Rawlings (@officeofJJR) July 24, 2020
This was in commemoration of the eighth anniversary since the passing of Prof Atta Mills who died in office on July 24, 2012.

Mr Rawlings visited the grave at the forecourt of the Christianborg Castle in Osu, the former seat of government.
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