Mills laid in state today..

Date: 08-08-2012 12:38 pm (12 years ago) | Author: Nii Kpakpo
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The immediate ex President is the Republic of Ghana,His excellency John Evans Fiifi Atta Miils has been laid in State in at the state house in Accra.Thousands of people including the President and his vice,the two past heads of states,foreign heads of state,ministers,members of parliament,members of the diplomatic core,the press and the  general public has heavily thronged the Banquet hall of the State house to file past our late leader.Its live on National T.v and can be watched around the world on DSTV Channel 136..

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