Photos: Pres. Jonathan in Asaba on a two-day visit to Delta State

Photos: Pres. Jonathan in Asaba on a two-day visit to Delta State

President Jonathan pictured above as he arrived Asaba today on a 2-day visit. See more photos after the cut..



President Jonathan visiting the Asagba of Asaba in his palace. The Asagba of Asaba presented gifts to Jonathan and endorsed him for second term.

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