The Duke and Duchess of Sussex, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, have embarked on a three-day trip to Nigeria, marking their first official visit to the West African nation. The royal couple’s itinerary includes meetings with wounded soldiers and visits to local charities. The visit is a demonstration of their support for the country’s involvement in the Invictus community, as stated by Air Vice-Marshal Abidemi Marquis, the director of sports for the Nigerian Defence Headquarters.
Upon their arrival, the royal pair participated in an event held at a school in the Nigerian capital, Abuja. During the engagement, Meghan Markle expressed solidarity with the students, stating, “I see myself in all of you.”
This visit holds significance not just for the royal family, but also for the people of Nigeria. It serves as a reaffirmation of the ties between the United Kingdom and Nigeria, as well as a demonstration of the royal couple’s commitment to supporting charitable causes and honoring the sacrifices made by the nation’s soldiers. The presence of the Duke and Duchess of Sussex is sure to elevate the spirits of the people they meet and reinforce the bonds of friendship between the two nations.
