Prince Harry, Meghan Markle ignore US warning

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, who are due to visit Nigeria next week, have ignored the US government’s Nigeria security warning for the trip.

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex will travel to Nigeria later this month to take part in talks on the Invictus Games, but the US-based couple have been issued a warning.

Level 3 advice is the second highest risk level and is given over concerns about crime, terrorism, civil unrest, kidnapping and armed gangs.

The US State Department has advised Americans to “reconsider travel” to Nigeria. However, the Montecito-based couple have ignored the warnings as they seem intent on going ahead with their plans.

Former royal security officer Dai Davies has said it feels hypocritical for Meghan and Harry to insist on visiting Nigeria after Harry raised issues about the risks of coming to the UK.

“It’s strange that he recognizes the risk factors here and is willing to go to one of the most dangerous countries in the world,” the security official told The Express.

The midwife said: “I would like to know the propriety of this journey to what is a very dangerous place.”

I am telling here that King Charles III’s younger son Harry is fighting for police protection in Britain, but his legal battle has received a setback. A judge rejected Duke Harry’s request to appeal an earlier ruling that upheld a government decision to limit his access to publicly funded security.