Nigerian cyclist and social advocate Emmiwuks has arrived Ghana on the Day 10 of his ambitious journey from Nigeria to the United States on a bicycle.
In an excited update shared on his social media, Emmiwuks wrote:
“Welcome to GHANA. The land of warmth, rhythm, and strength. A new country, a new chapter, same mission — raising a voice for the displaced and the forgotten across Africa.”
His journey, which began in Lagos, is aimed at raising awareness and support for internally displaced persons (IDPs) and orphaned children across the continent. With each country he enters, the mission gains more visibility and support.
Welcoming Ghanaians in their native language, he added:
“Akwaaba! Me manfo Ghana, meba ɔdɔ ne asomdwoe mu.” (“My people of Ghana, I come in love and peace.”)
Emmiwuks also reminded his followers that this movement is not just about cycling — it’s about giving a voice to the voiceless.
“From Nigeria to the world, the movement is alive. Naija no dey carry last.”
As he begins this new chapter in Ghana, the support from across Africa continues to grow. The road to the USA is still long, but Emmiwuks is riding with purpose, passion, and the power of unity behind him.
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