King Charles and his son Prince William join a long queue of mourners and greet members of the public present to mourn his late mother Queen Elizabeth.
Shouts of “God save the King” could be heard as the newly appointed Monarch made his way along the river Thames. Despite the state of mourning, many people seemed to be in good spirits as the country continues to pay homage to one its longest ever serving Monarch.
Meanwhile Nigeria’s Vice President Yemi Osinbajo flew out of Abuja on Saturday to join other world leaders for a state funeral for the late Queen Elizabeth ll.
Members of the Commonwealth, Heads of State, Governors-General, Prime Ministers, and foreign royal families will be at the ceremonies, including the funeral service scheduled to be held at Westminster Abbey on Monday.
Ahead of the service, the vice-president will be among guests and dignitaries to be received by King Charles lll and Queen Consort Camilla, at a reception in Buckingham Palace, on Sunday.
Earlier on that day, Osinbajo will hold a bilateral meeting with the UK Foreign Secretary, James Cleverly.
The vice-president will return to Nigeria after the state funeral on Monday.
