Photos: Goodluck Jonathan Meets With Australian Business Magnate, Andrew Forrest

                               

Former president Goodluck Jonathan met with Mr. Andrew Forrest, founder of Walkfree International Foundation, in a bid to promote liberty in Africa and all over the world. Jonathan who shared these photos on his page wrote;

As part of my efforts to promote liberty in Africa and all over the world, I met with Mr. Andrew Forrest, founder of Walkfree International Foundation, the world's preeminent anti modern slavery body. I was presented with a copy of the foundation's annual Global Slavery Index which I commend and wholeheartedly endorse. The Goodluck Jonathan Foundation will partner The Walk Free Foundation to spread Liberty around the world and especially in Africa. GEJ.

                                         

                                         

                                        

                                        

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