“Rawlings is blessed…God has indeed honoured him,” he stated in an exclusive interview with Kwami Sefa Kayi on PeaceFM’s “Kokrokoo” programme.
The recently named joint-winner of the World Food Prize Foundation Award also asked Mr. Rawlings who ruled Ghana for some 19-years to “love God more, and cool down his temper”.
“I didn’t know it’s his birthday (today)…and it has coincided with my being named an award winner…good… I wish him all the best on this great occasion,” he said.
Mr. Kufuor admitted that “it’s not easy to rule a country like Ghana for about 19-years”, but opined that the former President was able to do so because of God’s blessings on his life.
“He should calm down and control his temper… and rather thank God,” he jovially said.
The former President, (born Jeremiah Rawlings John) was born on June 22, 1947 to Victoria Agbotui from Keta and to James Ramsey John, a Scottish chemist working in the then Gold Coast.
He married Nana Konadu Agyeman Rawlings in 1977 and together they have four children: three girls and a boy.
He enlisted as a Flight Cadet in the Ghana Air Force in August 1967, and was subsequently selected for officer cadet training at the Ghana Military Academy and Training School, Teshie, in Accra.
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