Nigerian Cyclist Riding from Lagos to the U.S. Reaches Côte d’Ivoire After 31 Days on the Road

 In a remarkable display of endurance, courage, and determination, Nigerian adventurer and cyclist Kunle Adeyanju has reached Côte d’Ivoire after 31 days of cycling as part of his ambitious journey from Lagos, Nigeria to the United States of America.


Kunle, who embarked on the cross-continental expedition to promote peace, youth empowerment, and raise awareness on climate change and environmental sustainability, crossed into Côte d’Ivoire on the 31st day of his historic journey. He was received by a cheering crowd of supporters, local cycling communities, and well-wishers who hailed his resilience and unwavering spirit.


Speaking to journalists upon arrival in Abidjan, the capital city, Kunle expressed gratitude for the support he’s received across the countries he has passed through so far. “This journey is not just about physical strength, but about mental resolve and purpose. Every mile I ride is for Africa and its untapped potential. It’s for the environment, for the youth, and to prove that we can dream big — and make it happen,” he said.


Kunle began his expedition in Lagos with a small ceremony and send-off from friends and supporters. He has since pedaled across various West African countries including Benin Republic, Togo, and Ghana, before entering Côte d’Ivoire. His next destination is Liberia, as he continues his transcontinental route that will eventually take him across the Atlantic to South America and then up into North America, where he plans to conclude his journey in the United States.


Throughout the journey, Kunle has been documenting his experiences on social media, sharing photos, videos, and daily reflections. His story has quickly gone viral, inspiring thousands of young Africans to dream boldly and think beyond borders.


In Côte d’Ivoire, he was honored by local environmental groups and NGOs for his advocacy, and he used the occasion to meet with young people and community leaders, discussing climate change, youth leadership, and the importance of staying physically and mentally active.


As Kunle prepares to resume the next leg of his journey, he remains focused on the greater goal — showing the world that Africans are capable of extraordinary feats and that the continent can be a leader in conversations around sustainability, adventure, and human potential.


With months of travel still ahead, the world watches as Kunle continues to push the limits of human endurance, fueled by purpose and driven by passion. His journey, though daunting, is already becoming one of the most inspiring African adventure stories in recent years


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