Prince Harry and Meghan arrived in Lagos, Nigeria, as part of their three-day visit to promote mental health for soldiers and empower young people. The couple was invited by Nigeria's military and received a warm welcome showcasing the country's fashion and traditional dances.
Upon their arrival at the Lagos airport, a troupe of dancers impressed the couple with acrobatic moves, including a young dancer exchanging salutes with Prince Harry from high up in the air. Meghan donned a traditional Nigerian aso oke, a handwoven fabric wrapped around the waist, gifted by a group of women.
The royal couple visited Giants of Africa, a local charity that uses basketball to empower youth. They praised the organization's work, highlighting the transformative power of sports in bringing people together and creating a sense of community.
At a fundraiser for Nigeria's wounded soldiers, related to Harry's Invictus Games, the couple showed their support for those affected by the country's conflicts. They were also hosted at the Lagos State Government House, where Meghan received another handwoven Nigerian fabric.
The Governor of Lagos, Babajide Sanwo-Olu, extended an open invitation for the couple to return at any time, emphasizing the warm reception they received during their visit.
