A young Nigerian cyclist, Bello Muhammad, from Kebbi State, has earned recognition from Guinness World Records after successfully riding a self-fabricated bicycle measuring 2.9 metres in height without assistance.
Muhammad reportedly achieved the feat on September 22, 2026, in Kebbi State, demonstrating his cycling skills and technical ingenuity.
The achievement was celebrated at the Kebbi State Government Secretariat in Birnin Kebbi, where government officials commended the cyclist for bringing international recognition to the state and showcasing the creative potential of Nigerian youths.
The Patron of the Kebbi State Equity Cyclist Association, Abubakar Kalgo, said Muhammad built the unusual bicycle himself and demonstrated the ability to mount, ride and dismount it without assistance.
Kalgo presented the Guinness World Records certificate to the state government, represented by the Head of Service, TPL Malami Shekare.
Receiving the certificate on behalf of Governor Nasir Idris, Shekare congratulated Muhammad, describing his accomplishment as an inspiring example of how determination, innovation and perseverance could translate into extraordinary achievements.
He also announced a donation of ₦1 million to the cyclist in recognition of his feat.
Shekare said the achievement underscored the importance of supporting young people and creating opportunities for them to develop their talents and skills.
Muhammad’s record has drawn attention to the ingenuity and determination of young Nigerians, highlighting the potential of local creativity to attract international recognition.
A young Nigerian cyclist, Bello Muhammad, from Kebbi State, has earned recognition from Guinness World Records after successfully riding a self-fabricated bicycle measuring 2.9 metres in height without assistance.
Muhammad reportedly achieved the feat on September 22, 2026, in Kebbi State, demonstrating his cycling skills and technical ingenuity.
The achievement was celebrated at the Kebbi State Government Secretariat in Birnin Kebbi, where government officials commended the cyclist for bringing international recognition to the state and showcasing the creative potential of Nigerian youths.
The Patron of the Kebbi State Equity Cyclist Association, Abubakar Kalgo, said Muhammad built the unusual bicycle himself and demonstrated the ability to mount, ride and dismount it without assistance.
Kalgo presented the Guinness World Records certificate to the state government, represented by the Head of Service, TPL Malami Shekare.
Receiving the certificate on behalf of Governor Nasir Idris, Shekare congratulated Muhammad, describing his accomplishment as an inspiring example of how determination, innovation and perseverance could translate into extraordinary achievements.
He also announced a donation of ₦1 million to the cyclist in recognition of his feat.
Shekare said the achievement underscored the importance of supporting young people and creating opportunities for them to develop their talents and skills.
Muhammad’s record has drawn attention to the ingenuity and determination of young Nigerians, highlighting the potential of local creativity to attract international recognition.
