Harriman Criticizes Britain's Colonial History During Nigerian State Visit

0:00Reporting from The Daily News Now, I'm Cory with the story with the latest entertainment headlines. A British Nigerian photographer named Mason Harryman, who has strong ties to Prince Harry and Meghan Markle recently criticized Britain's colonial. History during the Nigerian State visit to London. Harryman, who has photographed key moments for the couple, like Meghan's pregnancy with their daughter Lillibet, made his comments in a video filmed on. The mall amid the events, flags, and ceremonies. He expressed how difficult it was for many Nigerians to accept the pomp of such visits, viewing them as remnants of colonial times that ignore them. Tough history between the two countries. King Charles made special efforts to welcome Nigerian President Bola Tanubu and his wife, adjusting traditions for the Muslim leader during Ramadan, by skipping the usual formal lunch and serving non-alcoholic drinks instead. This marked Nigeria's first state visit in almost 40 years. Harryman himself comes from a wealthy background with his father a billionaire businessman, and

1:03he attended a top British school costing 58,000 pounds a year. The Sussex is once held roles in the Commonwealth Trust, but stepped away after leaving royal duties, and their Netflix series highlighted similar views. On the group as a holdover from Empire Days. These comments keep sparking debates on history and modern ties between Britain and its former colonies as the state visit wraps up.