Prince Harry and Meghan Markle will be in Nigeria today, invited by Chief of Defence Staff General Christopher Musa. They will interact with wounded soldiers and promote mental health awareness. Through philanthropic endeavors and diplomatic engagements, they aim to support military personnel and foster connections with local communities during their three-day private trip
Prince Harry and Meghan, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, are set to embark on a meaningful journey to Nigeria on Friday, May 10, 2024. Their three-day private visit, at the invitation of Chief of Defence Staff General Christopher Musa, aims to interact with wounded soldiers.
Air Vice Marshal Abidemi Marquis, Director of Sports at Defence Headquarters, revealed that the royal couple will engage with soldiers and their families to aid in their recovery efforts.
The visit, scheduled from May 10th to 13th, will bolster soldiers' morale and enhance their mental well-being. Additionally, the trip holds significance for Nigeria's plan to host an Invictus Games, emphasizing the acceptance of the Nigerian Armed Forces within the global community.
The couple will visit Kaduna and Lagos, interacting with state governors and engaging in philanthropic endeavors, including supporting a school in Lagos. A series of engagements, including volleyball matches and receptions, are planned to foster connections with wounded soldiers and their families, underscoring the couple's commitment to supporting military personnel and promoting mental health awareness.
