Day 6 Project NIG2USA 🇳🇬➡️🇺🇸 On Bicycle
Shall we begin the day already?
It’s Day 6, and we open it in Jesus’ name 🙏🏾
Still in beautiful country of Benin republic, where I met a loving brother whose kindness reminded me that even far from home, we are one people under hope.
Our next destination is Togo 🇹🇬, roughly 100+ kilometers from here.
The weather has been unforgiving , rain upon rain, and sometimes it gets tough, but your prayers and support keep me going.
This journey is not just about cycling, it’s about raising a loud, unshakable voice for the IDPs and orphans across Africa.
They deserve to be heard. They deserve our help.
Let’s keep moving together, with hope, with purpose, and with faith.
God bless every single one of you.
#Day6 #NIG2USA #fearlessemmiwuks #HIGHLIGHTinKL
Project -NIG2USA 🇳🇬 🇺🇸 BEGINS!
finally, today marks the beginning of history. I’ve officially taken off on my solo bicycle ride from Nigeria to the United States of America
To everyone who showed up to flag me off, thank you from the depths of my heart.
Let the road begin! 🌍
Project -NIG2USA 🇳🇬 🇺🇸 BEGINS!
finally, today marks the beginning of history. I’ve officially taken off on my solo bicycle ride from Nigeria to the United States of America
To everyone who showed up to flag me off, thank you from the depths of my heart.
Let the road begin! 🌍
@AskMichaelTaiwo I am from Benue and what's happening is at the borders between Nasarawa and Taraba,so corpers are not posted to such places.
You people should stop making it seems as if Benue is a death zone.
Nigeria: This was a Christian family.
Specifically, a grandmother and five of her grandchildren.
They were all killed by Islamists last night during an attack on Christians in Yelewata, Guma, Benue State.
Between 100 and 200 Christians are feared lost, with many others injured and on the run.
This evil is indescribable and must be stopped.
People are being slaughtered in Benue, yet in 2025, they’re out marching for a man who has no solution to their suffering. Even if they aren’t educated, can’t a Benue Boy at least explain to them in their own language what that thing they’re holding actually means?