Liberia: In Memory of the Late Rev. Emmanuel Z. Bowier

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Liberia: In Memory of the Late Rev. Emmanuel Z. Bowier

[FrontPageAfrica] Monrovia -- January 17, 2022, marks yet another birthdate of the late Rev. Jonathan Emmanuel Zekpehgee Bowier, former Minister of Information and a "Historian" or a Storyteller as he used to call himself. His loved ones have been memorializing him.

Source: allAfrica.com

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