BREAKING: Nigerian Cyclist Emmiwuks, Who Set Out to Ride a Bicycle from Nigeria to the USA, Arrives Ghana

In one of the boldest adventures of the year, Nigerian long-distance cyclist Emmanuel Ezeh, popularly known as Emmiwuks, has reached Ghana, marking the first international milestone in his astonishing journey to cycle from Nigeria 🇳🇬 to the United States 🇺🇸 — yes, on a bicycle.

Emmiwuks, who began his journey from Benin City, Edo State, has captured the attention of thousands on social media with regular updates, heartfelt videos, and inspiring messages as he pedals through West Africa on a mission many thought was impossible. His arrival in Ghana was met with cheers, admiration, and a warm welcome from locals and Nigerian expatriates.

Clad in a green tracksuit, national flag in hand, and a bike packed with supplies, Emmiwuks expressed deep gratitude to Ghanaians for their hospitality and shared his determination to keep pushing forward.

"This is just the beginning," he said, drenched in sweat but glowing with optimism. "From Nigeria to Ghana, the love has been overwhelming. Next stop, the world!"

While traveling to the USA by bicycle might sound physically and logistically unfeasible in a direct sense—given oceans and visa protocols—Emmiwuks says his mission is symbolic: a powerful journey of resilience, unity, and inspiration for African youth.

Fans and supporters have dubbed him "Africa's Human Compass", as he pedals through borders with nothing but faith, courage, and grit. His story has already sparked interest from international media and support from Nigerians in the diaspora.

As he prepares to journey deeper into West Africa—possibly heading toward Senegal before attempting transatlantic arrangements—one thing is clear: Emmiwuks isn’t just riding a bicycle—he’s riding into history.