Lagos welcomes autistic cyclist Kanyeyachukwu on endurance ride
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Lagos State Government honored 16-year-old autistic cyclist Kanyeyachukwu for setting a Guinness World Record. The recognition celebrates his endurance ride and promotes awareness of autism in Nigeria. This event supports inclusion efforts for people with disabilities in the region.
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- •Kanyeyachukwu is a 16-year-old cyclist with autism.
- •He completed an endurance ride that earned a Guinness World Record.
- •Lagos State Government officially honored Kanyeyachukwu on April 3, 2026.
- •The event took place in Lagos, Nigeria.
- •The recognition aims to raise awareness about autism and inclusion.
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- ▸If Lagos State Government increases support for athletes with disabilities more young people with disabilities in Nigeria could participate in sports, improving social inclusion and health outcomes.
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