Prince Harry made a poignant visit to wounded soldiers at the Nigerian Army Reference Hospital, Kaduna, paying homage to his mother, Princess Diana.
Appearing alone, the Duke of Sussex shared heartfelt moments with the injured soldiers during the first day of his three-day visit, as reported by People Magazine.
In a touching scene captured on video, Harry reached out to a young man, grasping his hand and inquiring about his well-being.
Moving from one bedside to another, Harry stood beside Private Habu Sadiq, offering words of encouragement, "Are they providing you with proper care? Do you feel any better?"
"Stay strong, get well soon," Harry urged the soldier, who had suffered from impaired eyesight due to a blast.
Princess Diana was renowned for her compassionate nature, breaking barriers and stigmas, notably with her groundbreaking gesture of shaking hands with an HIV/AIDS patient, a move that raised significant awareness about the disease.
Reflecting on his sister's legacy, Charles Spencer shared with People Magazine, "She was genuine, eschewing gloves and embracing human connection wholeheartedly."
