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DAY139 NIG2USA ON A BICYCLE 🇳🇬🚴🇺🇲 Yesterday’s visit broke me in ways I can’t explain😥. What I witnessed at the Bakoteh Shelter for Children and Home for the Elderly will stay with me forever. It was one of the most emotional experiences of my journey so far. I saw children abandoned by their parents, left behind as if their lives didn’t matter. I saw kids rescued from human træffickers, terrified, confused, robbed of safety. I saw children born inside prisons, carrying a story they never chose. I saw tiny souls from Guinea and Sierra Leone, freshly rescued and still trying to make sense of the world around them. To everyone supporting this movement, thank you. Your prayers, your messages, your encouragement. you don’t know how much it means to me. As I prepare to move to the next country on this journey,your support keeps my spirit strong.You’re part of this mission with me. I’m still here in The Gambia. And if your heart is touched, If you’re led to put a smile on a child’s face, If you want to be a light in someone’s darkest moment, Please reach out. Even the smallest seed of kindness can save a soul here. This journey is bigger than me. It’s God’s work. And together, we can heal the world. Together we Ride. Together we Rise. VIVA AFRICA 🌍 #NIG2USA #adventure #Gambia

DAY 92 NIG2USA ON BICYCLE 🇳🇬🚴🇺🇲 Dear @Usher My name is Myam Emmanuel, also known as Emmiwuks, a proud Nigerian, a Pan-African son, and the voice of a generation that refuses to give up. Today marks Day 92 of my cycling journey from Nigeria to the United States of America, crossing over over 20 African countries. This journey is not about luxury or fame, it is about purpose. I ride to create awareness and raise support for the Orphans, Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs), and the Vulnerable across Africa. Too many of our people are unheard, unseen, and forgotten. For the ones without shoes, I ride barefoot sometimes. For the ones without a voice, I shout louder at every border. And for the ones with no home, I sleep wherever the road offers. But behind this mission lies a personal dream I’ve carried for years, to one day meet a man whose music, resilience, and legacy have inspired me and millions across the world… Usher Raymond @usher 🎶 Just like me, he turned pain into power. Just like me, he kept moving when life threw challenges his way. Through his music, he gave us rhythm, hope, and a reason to believe in love and in ourselves. When I meet Usher, it won’t just be to take a picture. I want to share my story, the mission behind this ride, and talk about how music and humanity can heal broken places, in Africa and beyond. Yes, there are many amazing people I would love to meet when I arrive in the U.S., but Usher is at the top of my list. Because sometimes, one voice, one song, one connection can change a life, and I believe this meeting will amplify the cry for the forgotten children of Africa. So while I ride for the orphans, the IDPs, and the vulnerable, I also ride toward a dream, to meet Usher, a man whose journey proves that with passion and persistence, the world will one day listen. Together we ride. Together we rise. Emmiwuks 🇳🇬🚴🏽‍♂️➡️🇺🇸 #NIG2USA #usher

DAY90 NIG2USA ON A BICYCLE 🇳🇬🚴🇺🇲 Welcome to The Republic of Guinea 🇬🇳 Today, I officially crossed the border from Sierra Leone into Guinea. Country No 8. A new country, a new chapter, but the same mission, riding for the orphans, the vulnerable, and the displaced across Africa. The journey hasn’t been easy, but every border crossed reminds me that hope knows no boundaries. Africa is one, and together, we rise beyond tribe, language, and borders. Thank you, Sierra Leone, for your love. Guinea, Emmiwuks has arrived, let’s make history together. Together we ride. Together we rise. VIVA AFRICA 🌍 #NIG2USA #Guinea #Africa @Naija_PR @Tunde_OD @PoojaMedia @ruffydfire

DAY89 NIG2USA ON A BICYCLE 🇳🇬🚴🇺🇲 Officially welcomed to Port Loko.🚴🏾‍♂️ After hours of riding under the sun, through sweat, pain, and countless miles, stepping into Port Loko feels like a true victory. Every push of the pedal reminds me why I started this journey, for the orphans, the vulnerable, and for Africa’s story of hope. The road isn’t easy. The hunger, the tiredness, the stress, they all come real. But moments like this, entering a new city with joy in my heart, remind me that we rise above the struggles. Thank you, Port Loko, for receiving us with open arms. The journey continues, and with your prayers and support, we’ll keep moving forward. Together we ride. Together we rise. VIVA AFRICA 🌍 #NIG2USA #viralpost2025 #Guinea #africa