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Mrs Matthew Mbu: The Nigerian Woman Who Launched a Ship In the 1950s, Mrs Matthew Mbu was associated with a remarkable moment in Nigeria’s diplomatic and political history. The wife of Matthew Mbu, then Nigeria’s Federal Commissioner in London, she is believed to have been the first Nigerian woman to launch a ship in either hemisphere. The ship was the Valiant, which was intended to serve as the flagship of Sir James Robertson, the Governor-General of Nigeria. Her husband, Matthew Mbu, was himself a remarkable figure in Nigeria’s early political history. At just 23, he became Nigeria’s youngest ever Minister, serving as Minister of Labour. Mbu went on to occupy several important diplomatic positions. He later became Nigeria’s first High Commissioner to the United Kingdom and its first Chief Representative to the United Nations. His career, however, also became connected with the turbulent political events surrounding the Nigerian Civil War, during which he served as Biafra’s Foreign Minister. The story of Mrs Mbu and the Valiant offers a glimpse into the changing role of Nigerian women in public life during the years surrounding independence. While her husband held prominent political and diplomatic positions, her appearance at the launch of a major vessel represented a notable moment in its own right. Together, their story reflects the international presence of Nigerians in the 1950s and 1960s, a period when the country was moving rapidly towards independence and taking on a greater role in global affairs. #BygoneNarratives #MatthewMbu #NigerianHistory #NigeriaIndependence
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