This year's Invictus Games saw the participation of new countries, including Nigeria, Colombia, and Israel, adding to the event's international flavor, with a total of 500 participants from 21 nations converging in Düsseldorf.
Team Nigeria expressed their appreciation by presenting Prince Harry and Meghan with a plaque from the Chief of Defense, along with a special nickname for Meghan. This occurred following a photo session with Team Nigeria and the national flag, as reported by Hello! magazine.
Meghan's new moniker is "Amira Ngozi Lolo," a name rich in royal significance, according to a source. "Amira" refers to a legendary warrior princess, while "Ngozi" and "Lolo" signify "blessed" and "royal wife," respectively.
The Duchess of Sussex, aged 42, took part in her inaugural athletic event at the Invictus Games in Düsseldorf, Germany, where she joined her husband, the Duke of Sussex, at the sixth edition of this global sports championship for veterans and service members who have endured injuries, disabilities, or illnesses.
During their visit, Meghan and Prince Harry, aged 38, attended a wheelchair basketball match between Australia and Ukraine, engaged in activities with children, and spent time with the Nigerian team. Prince Harry notably mentioned his wife's support for the Nigerian team during his opening speech on Saturday.
