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Samuel Atta Mills to Ghanaians: Who has the body of my late brother now?

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Samuel Atta Mills, brother of the late president John Evans Atta Mills, has accused a former aide to the late president Koku Anyidoho and the Coastal Development Authority of tampering with the tomb of the former president.

Speaking to the press on Tuesday (19 July), Samuel Atta Mills said, the family does not recognise the Atta Mills Institute

He queried what has been done to the mortal remains of the late president, whose 10th-anniversary of his passing will be observed later this month.

According to the brother of the former president, the current arrangement goes against customs.

“They have removed the tomb and what they’ve done is, they claim that they are rebuilding it. Now my question is this; we have traditions, why would you go and touch somebody’s grave without informing the family?”

He added, “Now the question I want to ask is this, now that you’ve gone to touch it, is the body still in that grave? What did you put in that grave? What kind of rituals did you perform over there? Why would you go and touch the grave without informing us? Who has the body now and that is the question that I want to ask Ghanaians?”

“Who has the body now, Coastal Development Authority, under whose authority did you do this?”

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