Duke of Sussex
12 May 2024
Tears dropped from the eyes of many spectators who stood to watch Duke of Sussex, Prince Harry and the Chief of Defence Staff, General
Christopher Musa played volleyball with wounded soldiers, majority of whom are amputees, at the sports complex of the Armed Forces Officers Mess in Asokoro.
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At an event that kept participants waiting for about an hour 45 minutes, the Duke of Sussex, Prince Harry, and his wife, Meghan, were yesterday hosted at the Defence Headquarters in Abuja as part of a bid to promote Invictus Games, a sport event for military personnel wounded in action.
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