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Home » News » PHOTOS: Jonathan’s son graduates from UK university

PHOTOS: Jonathan’s son graduates from UK university

July 16, 2026
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Former President Goodluck Jonathan’s son, Ariwera Jonathan has graduated from Manchester Metropolitan University in the United Kingdom.

The ex-president and his wife, former First Lady Patience Jonathan were in Manchester to celebrate his graduation alongside friends.

The younger Jonathan was said to have demonstrated commendable focus, humility and discipline throughout his studies, earning his degree through hard work and steady dedication.

In a message shared on Facebook, Jonathan said, “Congratulations to our son, Ariwera, on your graduation from Manchester Metropolitan University. Your mother and I are proud of your hard work.

“Wishing you the very best and a successful future ahead.”

FB IMG 1784232024050 PHOTOS: Jonathan's son graduates from UK university

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FB IMG 1784232528256 PHOTOS: Jonathan's son graduates from UK university

 

(The Sun)

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