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A Man In A Department Store Trying On Shoes. Date Unknown (pre 1950s)

National Museum 1957

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K.O. Mbadiwe contacts Dr. Martin Luther King Jr Telegram, February 16, 1968 London, England to the United States of America Kingsley Ozuomba Mbadiwe, Nigerian nationalist and politician, informs Dr. King of his planned trip to the United States. Mbadiwe ensures that he will contact King upon arrival. Dr. King and Mbadiwe were working on a proposal for a solution to the Nigerian-Biafran civil war. A peace mission to Nigeria was planned for April 1968. Dr King died on the 4th of April 1968 Source MLK Center #mlk

The Rev. Martin Luther King, Jnr, c/o Dr. Marguerite Cartwright, 57 Fifth Avenue, New York 3, N.Y. My dear Reverend King: This is to inform you that I have included your name in the list of invitees to attend my inauguration on November 16,1960, when I will be sworn in as Governor-General and Commander-in-Chief of the Federation of Nigeria. The occasion will be of historic interest because it will be the first time in our national history when a person of African descent will be assuming the high office of Head of State in Nigeria, as representative of Her Majesty the Queen, Head of the Commonwealth. I hope that when the official invitation reaches you, you will be disposed to accept same.3 I am looking forward to an early reunion with you. With kind wishes. Sincerely yours, [signed] NNAMDI AZIKIWE #MLK #nnamdiazikiwe #nigeria

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