President Mills has arrived from a 'routine medical check-up' trip in the US. He has been away for close to nine days (June 16 -25) in a trip that has been characterized by a lot of political uproar.
He was met on arrival by all the Ministers of State at the Kotoka International Airport on Monday afternoon. Among the dignitaries was the flagbearer of the opposition People's National Convention (PNC), Hassan Ayariga, who said he was there to welcome the President to show how far Ghana's democracy has deepened.
In a brief address to dozens of National Democratic Congress (NDC) supporters who thronged the airport, President Mills said he has returned with more energy to work.
'I have a message. The energy that I have is strong enough… and therefore I will drive from here to the Castle to continue my work,' President Mills said.
'We should all work together because we in the NDC have work to do. God is in control.'
More soon
KATH doctors suspend strike after Otumfuo’s intervention
Mahama is losing control of his government — NPP Communicator
Health Minister’s suspension of KATH CEO technically right — Prof Beyuo
Korle Bu Teaching Hospital conducts Ebola emergency simulation to strengthen fro...
Abandoned newborn baby found near gutter at Agona Swedru Woaraba
Reparations Justice Forum questions imported schnapps for African libation ritua...
AG to meet US counterparts on pending extradition requests — Kwakye Ofosu
JHS graduate, another drown in Twifo-Atti-Morkwa rivers during heavy rainfall
27-year-old jailed 4years for stealing church musical equipment at Hohoe
Call 'Rambo-style' Mintah Akandoh to order — Minority tells Mahama
