Meghan and Harry's 'private' Nigeria tour: Sussexes will arrive in African nation tomorrow morning before carrying out visit to military HQ during three-day trip that will also include stop in Lagos

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle will begin their tour to Nigeria tomorrow as they visit the country's military headquarters and promote the Invictus Games. The Duke and Duchess of Sussex are set to arrive in the morning before their first engagement which will be a visit to the Nigerian Defence Headquarters in Abuja. Officials in Nigeria said the couple's trip will be in a 'private' capacity and run until Monday, also including a visit to Lagos. They are expected to meet Invictus Games competitors, visit a rehabilitative sports centre and hold photocalls with soldiers. Meghan will endure a gruelling flight from Los Angeles to Lagos or Abuja as she is reunited with her husband Harry in the coming hours for their three-day visit. The Duchess has six main options if flying on a commercial plane from Los Angeles International Airport to Murtala Muhammed International Airport in Lagos today. These involve a change at Washington DC , Atlanta, Paris, Istanbul, Doha or even London - where she could meet up with Harry before flying onto Nigeria. Harry is said to be flying to Nigeria alone to join her in the country, but this is unconfirmed.