Information reaching Kossyderrickent has it that Prince Harry wore Hausa Babban Riga and Fula cap at Defense Headquarters in Abuja, during visit in Nigeria for Invictus Games.
The couple arrived in Abuja on Friday morning, and began their day with a tour of Lightway Academy, a primary and secondary school in the capital city.
They were greeted by traditional dancers and met some of the primary schoolchildren.
During their tour, the couple visited a kindergarten class where children aged up to five danced and sang.
Focus on Values: The school prioritises provision of well-rounded education that includes moral grounding alongside academics.
Diverse Curriculum: The school offers a wide range of subjects, including Math, English, ICT, Sciences, Creative Arts, Social Studies, Languages (including Hausa, French, and Igbo), and vocational training.
Valued Partnerships: Lightway Academy collaborates with various organizations, including Yafa Football Academy, the National Association of Proprietors of Private Schools, and FIA Karting.
The visitors got to their feet and joined the class in singing rhymes such as ‘Jump Up, Turn Around’.
Harry and Meghan delivered their remarks to the students in what appeared to be the launch of a two-day mental health summit.
The duke educated the children about the stigma surrounding mental health and how it is an issue of global concern.
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