Rawlings will commemorate the uprising of June 4 with the planting of trees

As part of the commemoration of the uprising on June 4 this year, former President Flt. On Saturday, May 25, Lieutenant Jerry John Rawlings would engage in an excise tree plantation by executives and supporters of the revolution on Saturday, May 25, 2019.

The tree planting exercise, which starts at 6 am, would take place from the Tetteh Quarshie interchange at Legon ECG Park on the Accra-Madina road in Accra.

Mr. Rawlings should plant the first tree to launch the exercise, which is open to the public to celebrate the environmental credentials of the leader of the uprising.

A press release issued by the June 4 Planning Committee stated that the theme of the 2019 celebration was "Developing a National Character for Sustainable Good Governance".

"The series of indiscriminate tree felling without resorting to the planting of new trees has disastrous consequences on the climate.This exercise aims to encourage Ghanaians to re-enter the tree planting as a way of life and mitigate the effects of climate change a cooler environment, "reads partially.

He added that the ceremony on May 29, at the Amegashie conference room of the Business School of the University of Ghana, would be led by Professor John Bright Aheto, renowned management expert, who is also the director of the University of Ghana. former dean of the school.

Other personalities who dissected the lectures after Professor Aheto's speech on the topic include Brigadier General Nunoo Mensah (Rtd), Professor Joshua Alabi, former Vice Chancellor of the University of Professional Studies, Professor John Gatsi, Dr. Deborah Cubagee and Goosie Tanoh, former presidential candidate. aspirant.

The statement further stated that the celebration of June 40, celebrated on June 40, would mark the beginning of a ceremony that would take place at the Nungua Traditional Authority Park in the municipality of Krowor.

On the sidelines, former President Rawlings and other influential figures of the June 4 uprising and the December 31 Revolution were addressing members of the public gathered to celebrate the celebration on Tuesday, June 4.