The World Mocks Nigeria As Photos Of Queen Elizabeth’s Son Being Maltreated Leaks Out
Prince Charles who is visiting Nigeria with his wife, Princess Camilla, is currently a noteworthy subject crosswise over internet based life stages as Nigerians are responding to photographs of him perusing his speech with a battery-powered light in Abuja. Numerous Nigerians via web-based networking media have responded to the video clasp of the way UK’s Prince Charles and his better half, were treated amid his visit to Nigeria particularly in Abuja.
A great deal of objections have been made by Nigerians about the way Prince Charles and his better half’s visit to Nigeria was dealt with. Sovereign Charles and Princess Camilla’s visit to Nigeria has been tormented with supposed irregularities. In the first place, it was the seating course of action of rulers, at that point it was the nature of the cake. Presently, Twitter clients are discussing the way that Prince Charles needed to peruse his discourse with a battery-powered lamp in light of the fact that the room was dreary.
As part of their West African tour, Prince Charles and the Duchess of Cornwall, Camilla, arrived in Abuja on Tuesday, November 6, for a two-day visit, after their stop in Ghana. To welcome him, some of the most important and influential Nigerian kings, dressed in their full traditional regalia, also converged at the British High Commission in Abuja. Though Nigeria has many powerful and influential kings, this welcome party of monarchs were selected to represent the six geo-political zones in Nigeria — South East, South West, North Central, North East, North West, and South South.
A great deal of objections have been made by Nigerians about the way Prince Charles and his better half’s visit to Nigeria was dealt with. Sovereign Charles and Princess Camilla’s visit to Nigeria has been tormented with supposed irregularities. In the first place, it was the seating course of action of rulers, at that point it was the nature of the cake. Presently, Twitter clients are discussing the way that Prince Charles needed to peruse his discourse with a battery-powered lamp in light of the fact that the room was dreary.
As part of their West African tour, Prince Charles and the Duchess of Cornwall, Camilla, arrived in Abuja on Tuesday, November 6, for a two-day visit, after their stop in Ghana. To welcome him, some of the most important and influential Nigerian kings, dressed in their full traditional regalia, also converged at the British High Commission in Abuja. Though Nigeria has many powerful and influential kings, this welcome party of monarchs were selected to represent the six geo-political zones in Nigeria — South East, South West, North Central, North East, North West, and South South.
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