death.
The Duke and met officials and children at the Wuse Lightway Academy this morning, hours after their arrival in Abuja in the early hours.
Harry spoke to a group of pupils at the school - which is supported by the couple's Archewell Foundation - about mental health, and referenced when someone has 'lost a lo15 when Diana died in Paris in 1997 - added that there was 'no shame to be able to acknowledge that today is a bad day',
He also told the children: 'You can have it, she (Meghan) can have it, I can have it. They can have it. Every single one of us is likely to have it on any given day.'
The couple flew in together just before 5am following a secret reunion at London
They then boarded the overnight flight to Abuja, which was slightly delayed after the scheduled pilot went sick and a replacement had to be scrambled.
The Sussexes, visiting Nigeria together for the first time, were seated in the first class section of the Boeing 777 and were kept apart from other passengers by a curtain.
It comes after Harry said it was 'great' to be back in the UK this week to celebrate the 10th anniversary of the Invictus Games. The Duke had been in service.
Harry and Meghan take part in games at the Wuse Lightway Academy in Abuja today
Meghan takes a selfie with students as Harry watches at the Wuse Lightway Academy today
Harry and Meghan smile as they meet children at the Wuse Lightway Academy in Abuja today
Meghan Markle waves as she and Harry visit the Wuse Lightway Academy in Abuja today
Harry and Meghan clap as they meet children at the Wuse Lightway Academy in Abuja today
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle arrive at the Wuse Lightway Academy in Abuja this morning
Harry and Meghan at the Wuse Lightway Academy in Abuja today as they speak to children
Prince Harry and Meghan visit children at the Wuse Lightway Academy in Abuja this morning
The Duke and Duchess watch dancers at the Wuse Lightway Academy in Abuja this morning
