Mrs Abigael Mojiren COKER, –
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- Mrs Abigael Mojiren /COKER/
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- Given names
- Abigael Mojiren
- Surname
- COKER
- Married name
- Mrs Abigael Mojiren /COLE/
- Also known as
- AUNTY /MOJI/
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