Thomas Hutton-Mills Jr.
Thomas Hutton-Mills (14 Nuwamba 1894, Accra[1] -11 ga Mayu 1959, London) ya kasance lauya, ɗan siyasa kuma jami'in diflomasiyya a cikin Gold Coast sannan daga baya Ghana.
 Thomas Hutton-Mills Jr. | |||
|---|---|---|---|
20 ga Faburairu, 1951 - 1954 Election: 1951 Gold Coast legislative election (en)  | |||
| Rayuwa | |||
| Haihuwa | 14 Nuwamba, 1894 | ||
| ƙasa | Ghana | ||
| Mutuwa | 11 Mayu 1959 | ||
| Karatu | |||
| Makaranta |
University of Cambridge (en) University of Cambridge (en) Bachelor of Arts (en) : law (en) | ||
| Harsuna | Turanci | ||
| Sana'a | |||
| Sana'a | ɗan siyasa, Mai wanzar da zaman lafiya da Lauya | ||
| Imani | |||
| Addini | Kirista | ||
Tarihin rayuwa gyara sashe
Thomas Hutton-Mills ɗan Thomas Hutton-Mills Sr., fitaccen lauya ne kuma ɗan siyasa a yankin Gold Coast. Ya yi karatu a King's Lynn da Jami'ar Cambridge. An kira shi zuwa mashaya daga Haikalin Ciki a cikin 1921, ya yi aikin doka a cikin Gold Coast. Ya kasance memba na farko na Jam'iyyar Jama'a ta Kwame Nkrumah, an daure shi tare da wasu shugabannin jam'iyyar a shekarar 1950 saboda bangarensa na kauracewa da yajin aikin na wannan shekarar.[2]
Siyasa gyara sashe
An zabe shi a matsayin memba na Accra zuwa Majalisar Dokoki a zaben 1951, Hutton-Mills ya zama Ministan Masana'antu da Ma'adinai, sannan Ministan Lafiya da Kwadago. A shekarar 1954 aka sauke shi daga majalisar ministoci, aka maye gurbinsa da Imoru Egala.[3] Da yake zama jami'in diflomasiyya, Hutton-Mills ya kasance Mataimakin Kwamishina a London na tsawon shekaru kafin a nada shi Jakadan Ghana a Laberiya.[2]
Mutuwa gyara sashe
Ya mutu a wani asibiti a London a 1959, yana da shekaru 63 a duniya.[2]
Ya kasance dan uwan marigayi shugaban kasar Ghana John Atta Mills.
Manazarta gyara sashe
- ↑ Michael R. Doortmont, The Pen-Pictures of Modern Africans and African Celebrities by Charles Francis Hutchison: A Collective Biography of Elite Society in the Gold Coast Colony, Brill, 2005, p. 266
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 "MR. T. HUTTON-MILLS", The Times, 12 May 1959.
- ↑ Daniel Miles McFarland, Historical Dictionary of Ghana, Scarecrow Press, 1995, p. 98.