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Jonathan's Son Graduates In Manchester, U.K.

Jonathan's Son Graduates In Manchester, U.K.
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The son of former President Goodluck Jonathan, Ariwera, graduated from the Manchester Metropolitan University, United Kingdom, U.K. The former President, and his wife, Dame Patience Jonathan, were in the United Kingdom to witness the graduation of their son.

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