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Former Deputy General Secretary of the National Democratic Congress (NDC), Samuel Koku Anyidoho has voiced his dismay on social media following the vandalism of a statue dedicated to the late former President, Prof. John Evans Atta Mills, at Asomdwee Park. 



The incident involved the removal and destruction of a plaque that credited Anyidoho as the donor.



Images from the park show that while the statue itself remains intact, the plaque detailing the late President’s contributions, along with the inscription “Donated by Samuel Koku Anyidoho,” has been broken into pieces. The identity of the person responsible for the vandalism is currently unknown.



Asomdwee Park serves as the final resting place for Ghana’s deceased presidents and is considered state property. 



Anyidoho took to X (formerly Twitter) to share his thoughts on the incident. In his post dated January 8, 2025, he found solace in his faith amid the destruction.  



“This just happened @ Asomdwee Park. My Bible tells me that ‘In All Things’ (not in some things), I should give thanks to God. I am also singing… ‘It is well with my soul.’ To God be all the glory, and my prayer is for God to continue blessing my beloved homeland, Ghana,” he wrote.

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Koku Anyidoho Reacts To Vandalized Prof Mill’s Statue Plaque

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AUTHOR: Perpetual Tweneboah Koduah

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