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The footballer’s remains were transported to a military hospital morgue after arrival in Accra. By Dplannatenews Football player, Christian Atsu’s remains have been sent back to his native Ghana after he passed away two weeks ago after an earthquake struck Turkey. Members of Ghana’s armed forces took his coffin away after the flight’s late Sunday arrival in Accra. On Saturday, Atsu’s body was discovered in his house in southern Turkey. He was a member of the Hatayspor team. The winger contributed to Ghana reaching the 2015 Africa Cup of Nations final during his 65 appearances for the country’s national team. The 31-year-old also made appearances for Everton and Newcastle in the Premier League. Vice-President Mahamudu Bawumia of Ghana said this while speaking at Kotoka Airport in the nation’s capital, Accra: “Every day that went by, we prayed constantly as we hoped against hope. Unfortunately, he was gone when he was discovered.” The late footballer was dearly loved and would be deeply missed, Mr. Bawumia continued. It is a difficult loss, a very difficult one, He assured her that Atsu would receive a “befitting” funeral. After his flat in Antakya, in the severely damaged Hatay Province, collapsed as a result of the deadly 7.8 magnitude earthquake on February 6, Christian Atsu Atsu has been reported missing. Initially, the Hatayspor club claimed that the player had been rescued with wounds; however, this claim was then amended, and his agent confirmed the information of the news of his death on Twitter on Saturday....
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