After two days of mourning, the West African nation  is giving its late president  a state and military burial today at Geese Park, a bird sanctuary near the seat of government, Osu Castle, along the Atlantic Ocean. His mortal remains, which were moved from the Banquet Hall in  , currently lie in a Ghana flag-draped casket at Ghana's Independence Square (). The burial ceremony is ongoing as thousands have gathered to bid him farewell.
After two days of mourning, the West African nation Ghana is giving its late president John Atta Mills a state and military burial today at Geese Park, a bird sanctuary near the seat of government, Osu Castle, along the Atlantic Ocean. His mortal remains, which were moved from the Banquet Hall in Accra , currently lie in a Ghana flag-draped casket at Ghana's Independence Square (). The burial ceremony is ongoing as thousands have gathered to bid him farewell.
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