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Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have officially touched down in Nigeria for the start of their 72-hour visit following their brief reunion at Heathrow.
The Duchess of Sussex landed in London to meet up with her husband before they travelled on to the West African country together on a British Airways overnight flight to the capital Abuja.
This comes hot on the heels of Harry's brief yet highly anticipated two-day visit to the UK, however he failed to meet up with any members of the Royal Family while he was here.
The Duke of Sussex arrived in his homeland on Tuesday, May 7 and got straight to work as he prepared to mark the Invictus Games 10th anniversary. But just hours after he arrived, a spokesman for the Sussexes confirmed Harry and King Charles had not been able to secure a time and date to meet.
It had been blamed on the King's full schedule - which is once again full with public duties after he resumed a more fulsome diary having taken a step back to begin cancer treatment.
Harry came to Britain alone, and marked the decade occasion of the Games without the support of senior royals who were just two miles away at Buckingham Palace's first garden party of the season.
Despite his solo visit, the Duke was met with cheers as he arrived at St Paul's Cathedral on May 8 where the special service took place.
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