Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are set to visit Nigeria at the invitation of the government for ‘cultural activities’. This will mark their first visit to the African nation as a couple.
The Duke of Sussex, 39, will travel to Nigeria after his participation in the UK Invictus Games, his first visit to Britain since Kate Middleton’s cancer diagnosis revelation.
Their visit, prompted by an invitation from Nigeria’s chief of defence staff, includes meeting with service members and engaging in traditional cultural activities, as reported by Nigerian media.
The decision has left Nigeria’s defence headquarters feeling honored and delighted. Meghan, 42, previously discovered her Nigerian ancestry, sparking interest in exploring her roots further.
The trip comes amidst Harry’s ongoing legal battle over his security arrangements during UK visits. Though Meghan’s attendance in Britain remains uncertain, the couple’s focus on cultural exchange underscores their continued global engagement.
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