During a high-profile trip to Nigeria earlier this month, Prince Harry told people he hopes there will be more visits in the future: "These trips are something that we can go out and focus on something that is very meaningful to us," he said. "And for us, being able to be on the ground is what it's all about.He added that face-to-face interactions far outweigh zoom calls, etc., "to bring solutions, support and positive change, to meet people in person and support our cause."There are a lot of things we can do through Zoom from home, so work is important, so I look forward to traveling more. Whether it's the Archewell Foundation, Invictus, or any of our other causes, there's always a reason to meet people at the heart of our work.

According to Miller, Harry and his wife Meghan Markle were "invited" to Ghana after their overwhelming success in Nigeria, the outlet reports.  "Officials and key icons of the West African country are keen for the Duke and Duchess of Sussex to visit after their 'success' in neighbouring Nigeria," he said, calling Harry and Meghan's visit to Nigeria a 'victory'."

Miller reports that "the country's major heavyweights and artistic influencers are "looking for Harry and Meghan to fly to Accra, the capital of the country, which was so loved by Harry's late grandmother, Queen Elizabeth II," and will pull out all the stops to make them feel at home," the outlet continues. 

"There is already a lot of talk and excitement in Ghana," one source told the publication. "Everyone is so keen for Harry and Meghan to come and experience the great culture and warmth. Several top names have visited Ghana in recent years, including Ed Sheeran, Naomi Campbell and One Direction's Liam Payne. Idris Elba, who djed at Harry and Meghan's wedding, is also a regular. He is a part Ghanaian and loves to spend time going home.

Harry and Meghan visited Nigeria for 3 days. But if so, "Harry will certainly never run out of people to show around him and they will certainly draft in some of the best afrobeat performers to welcome him and his family and roll out the red carpet for him," said a source speaking to Miller. "It may be only a matter of time before Harry and Meghan come out and sample the famous Joro Milling.

Stephanie Busari (some of the women on the leadership panel that Meghan attended) said that, according to the mirror, she "didn't really know what to expect" but "it was a very pleasant surprise to me." "They are fun, caring, loved, caring and total natural with the crowd."She added, "It was a private visit, but it looked like every royal tour except the name.”