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Nigerian Benue Born long-distance cyclist Emmanuel Myam, popularly known as Emmiwuks, has successfully arrived in Liberia as part of his ambitious adventure to reach the United States by bicycle.

The determined cyclist crossed into Liberia on Saturday, marking day 55 of his journey since leaving Lagos nearly two months ago. His bicycle, which he fondly calls Little Eagle, has so far carried him across the Republic of Benin, Togo, Ghana, and Côte d’Ivoire before reaching the Liberian border.

Sharing his excitement on his verified social media platforms, Emmiwuks expressed heartfelt gratitude for the support he has received along the way. He wrote: “I’ve just arrived at the Liberian border, and my heart is overflowing with gratitude. From Nigeria through Côte d’Ivoire, every pedal, every drop of sweat, every smile from strangers, every prayer you whispered for me has carried me here.

“I’ve officially set foot in Liberia, and the feeling is indescribable. From the dusty roads to the endless forests, from the border checks to the countless prayers, you all have been with me every single kilometer of the way” .This journey is bigger than one man on a bicycle. It’s a reminder that Africa is connected, that dreams have no borders, and that with courage and faith, we can go farther than anyone ever imagined.

“Liberia, thank you for welcoming me. The road ahead is still long, but we ride on with hope, strength, and unity.” He wrote.

Emmiwuks emphasized that his mission goes beyond personal adventure. According to him, the cycling tour is aimed at raising awareness about the plight of thousands of children displaced by conflicts across Africa, as well as other vulnerable groups.

His journey continues as he pedals forward, determined to cover more African countries before eventually reaching his final destination in the United States.

Source:
https://www.informationng.com/2025/08/nigerian-cyclist-emmanuel-myam-emmiwuks-arrives-liberia-on-bicycle-journey-to-united-states.html?fbclid=IwZXh0bgNhZW0CMTEAAR7QAenwuECTRzjYvcNy9MIsH3O_Zbtp7JuI9TtQr77e-p0SXqnFK5rTNhXJvA_aem_LZ2Zx3fDVVByandqeOhPGQ

Official Facebook Page:
https://www.facebook.com/61555894533833/posts/pfbid032JyMfCni6j5Lde9K2pLWXqbPh6TSu4m15d3FTE7eAnCPafT5pcnVeZ2zgQKNcoHhl/?app=fbl

Emmi-Wuks is a proud definition of what Benueyouths stand for. His determination, perseverance, strength and courage highlights the very core principles of Benue Youths.

Against all odds, this Benue Blood is not stopping.

While his mates are busy in one room or the other smoking hard drugs/substances and deceiving White people in the name of Yahoo Yahoo, this young man chose the courageous hard way to send his message out loud and clear.

Whether Davido recieves him or not the Lad keeps on peddling!

Today, Emmi-Wuks has written a script that will be forever remembered.

He has shown the world that through hard work, dedication and courage nothing is impossible!

I am aware he could modify his bike so he can cycle in the ocean, so make sure to let us know how he cycles across the Atlantic Ocean please.

Ooohlite....all the best to him in his adventure.

I wish him a safe trip!!!

This is hard to believe. Does it mean in 55 days the bicycle did not break down,who then did the repair in such isolated condition.

He can do that during regular stops and check

RoxyBrownAutos:
This is hard to believe. Does it mean in 55 days the bicycle did not break down,who then did the repair in such isolated condition.

I admire his zeal and determination

Omo! This journey go reach one year ooo

Iif this guy succeed in reaching USA have of Nigerians go dey reason escape root

I don cruise this kind of bicycle during my service year. E dey move very fast, even on hilly road. 4 right chains, plenty gear

There's one thing I don't seems to understand about this odd trip.

Is it visa free?

My man wan take style japa to America
Well, if Trumpet didn't catch you at the border and bundle you back here, we'll start thinking of buying a bicycle too

Okkķkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk

Haaa na who send this guy work like this make someone tell me

Iwo je ki Trump gba e mu. Ti e na niyen. He go deport you straight ni..

Dont goto Libya . Don't say you were not told. Nigerians are not welcomed there.

Well done Emmiwuks.

You are doing well for the state and the country, we are proud of you

Nice one
Safe journey

Na wakis...

Man must wack

1 + 1 = 11 commandment

Wish hom journey mercy..Think the guy is a G C holder.

Nice one
Keep up the good work.

16 more characters needed

Dey play.
If all this una rough play no kpai person, the rest no go learn.

Bicycle is a very efficient means of transportation but many people do not realise that, especially Nigerians. they belive tha that anyone who relies on a bicycle for everday transportation is broke. (very wrong mindset.)
The white man who invented a bicycle hundreds of years ago, understand how useful it is and that is why cycling is still relevant in the whitu mans society.

happney65:
Iwo je ki Trump gba e mu. Ti e na niyen. He go deport you straight ni..

Mercy fit touch him and he welcome him even for a dinner.Nothing God cannot do

The Atlantic Ocean will make it impossible to ride a bike from Nigeria to USA. He will either use a plane or a ship to cross the Atlantic Ocean.

Great dream but I kind of curious to know how he intends to achieve this because there no land bordering Africa to Europe nor Europe to America, or does he hope to use ship (sea) at sole point, because even the land linking Africa to Asia has been made to give way for the Suez canal in Egypt

So how does he hope to achieve this, what is the route he intends to use?

This guy has never posted a picture of himself in the wilderness.
How do we believe this his adventure

BenuePolitician:
Nigerian Benue Born long-distance cyclist Emmanuel Myam, popularly known as Emmiwuks, has successfully arrived in Liberia as part of his ambitious adventure to reach the United States by bicycle.

The determined cyclist crossed into Liberia on Saturday, marking day 55 of his journey since leaving Lagos nearly two months ago. His bicycle, which he fondly calls Little Eagle, has so far carried him across the Republic of Benin, Togo, Ghana, and Côte d’Ivoire before reaching the Liberian border.

Sharing his excitement on his verified social media platforms, Emmiwuks expressed heartfelt gratitude for the support he has received along the way. He wrote: “I’ve just arrived at the Liberian border, and my heart is overflowing with gratitude. From Nigeria through Côte d’Ivoire, every pedal, every drop of sweat, every smile from strangers, every prayer you whispered for me has carried me here.

“I’ve officially set foot in Liberia, and the feeling is indescribable. From the dusty roads to the endless forests, from the border checks to the countless prayers, you all have been with me every single kilometer of the way” .This journey is bigger than one man on a bicycle. It’s a reminder that Africa is connected, that dreams have no borders, and that with courage and faith, we can go farther than anyone ever imagined.

“Liberia, thank you for welcoming me. The road ahead is still long, but we ride on with hope, strength, and unity.” He wrote.

Emmiwuks emphasized that his mission goes beyond personal adventure. According to him, the cycling tour is aimed at raising awareness about the plight of thousands of children displaced by conflicts across Africa, as well as other vulnerable groups.

His journey continues as he pedals forward, determined to cover more African countries before eventually reaching his final destination in the United States.

Source:
https://www.informationng.com/2025/08/nigerian-cyclist-emmanuel-myam-emmiwuks-arrives-liberia-on-bicycle-journey-to-united-states.html?fbclid=IwZXh0bgNhZW0CMTEAAR7QAenwuECTRzjYvcNy9MIsH3O_Zbtp7JuI9TtQr77e-p0SXqnFK5rTNhXJvA_aem_LZ2Zx3fDVVByandqeOhPGQ

Official Facebook Page:
https://www.facebook.com/61555894533833/posts/pfbid032JyMfCni6j5Lde9K2pLWXqbPh6TSu4m15d3FTE7eAnCPafT5pcnVeZ2zgQKNcoHhl/?app=fbl

Shouldn't he be heading up north: the Sahara and then North Africa through Morocco to Europe via Spain

From there it's Russia via central Europe till he gets to the Bering Strait. Once he's hopped across that gap he's on USA soil already but he should just do Canada to shut the naysayers up

We await his arrival...
We await his arrival...
We await his arrival...

budaatum:
I am aware he could modify his bike so he can cycle in the ocean, so make sure to let us know how he cycles across the Atlantic Ocean please.

he will cross on a ship, make una dey try make use of una small size number 6 naa

RoxyBrownAutos:
This is hard to believe. Does it mean in 55 days the bicycle did not break down,who then did the repair in such isolated condition.

it actually broke down somewhere in Ivory coast he had to return to fix it in Abidjan...

LOVEGINO:
Omo! This journey go reach one year ooo

that is exactly what he said when he had a one on one talk with a minister in Ghana