Tsokaa Amos

12/01/2026

12/01/2026

Hahaha 🤣🤣🤣

07/01/2026

Who is in the garden, a little fine boy 🤣😂🤣

05/01/2026

Real Emmiwuks post.

I just want to properly explain what’s been going on. You all know I’ve been sharing every step of this journey with you.
When I got to Mauritania, I had to pause and make a tough call to head back to Nigeria and sort out some important things: my documents, medical treatment, visa interviews, and a few other necessary matters.

For almost seven days, I went quiet, and honestly, it’s because behind the scenes hasn’t been easy at all. A lot was happening that I couldn’t really put out there.
But I’m thankful that things are finally falling into place, and tonight I’m on my way back to Nigeria 🇳🇬 for my treatment and visa interviews.

Thank you to everyone who checked on me, prayed for me, and kept supporting me even in my silence. This journey is far from over, we keep moving forward.
Together we ride. Together we rise. 🚴🏾‍♂️🌍

Naija here I come 🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬

04/01/2026

The Federal Government has withdrawn the criminal defamation case filed against Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan.

01/01/2026

US strikes

18/12/2025

MYAM EMMANUEL AONDOUNGWA AKA EMMYWUKS WROTE

DAY171 NIG2USA ON A BICYCLE 🇳🇬🚴🇺🇲
After my Mauritania visa was denied twice in Senegal, I honestly thought the road had finally closed on me. It was one of those moments where you sit alone and ask yourself, “Is this where the journey ends?”

Then Mr. Sidi Brahim Dah showed up.
Even before all this, he had been quietly following my journey online, encouraging me from Mauritania without ever meeting me. When he heard about the visa rejection, he didn’t hesitate. He stepped in from Mauritania, made the right calls, pushed where it mattered, and just like that, what felt impossible became possible.

My visa was approved and today, I am in Mauritania. But he didn’t stop there.
Before I even arrived in the capital city last night, he had already booked a hotel for me, paid in full, and stocked the place with groceries so I could rest like a human again. This morning, we sat down, ate breakfast together, and started planning my journey to Morocco, calmly, intentionally, like this struggle was his too.

I don’t even know how to properly thank him.
Some people don’t just help, they restore your faith in humanity.

The way God keeps opening doors on this journey, from Nigeria to this very moment, is something I honestly can’t explain. Every time the road says “stop,” God sends a person who says “move.” Sometimes it’s painful, sometimes it’s ironic, sometimes it feels like a tragedy turning into comedy right before your eyes, but grace keeps winning.
Thank you, Mr. Sidi Brahim.

And to my online family, Thank you.
You may not wear suits or sit in offices, but you are my sponsors. You carry me with your prayers, your messages, your love, and your belief. This journey is hard.
But with people like you, it is also beautiful.

Congratulations, we made it to Nouakchott, the capital city of Mauritania 🇲🇷.
The journey continues to Morroco... Soon.

Together we Ride. Together we Rise.
VIVA AFRICA 🌍

18/12/2025

Congratulations to us, family.
400k FAMILY riding with me on Facebook, this is massive. Thank you for believing in me, believing in God, and believing in this mission.

This journey is no longer just mine, it’s ours.
Every like, share, prayer, message, and support is pushing these pedals forward.

We move with Faith. We move with purpose.
We move as one family. Thank you for riding with me.
Together we Ride. Together we Rise.
VIVA AFRICA 🌍🚴

Graphics by Sh*tyo Gemanen

17/12/2025

BREAKING NEWS: President Tinubu Cancelles His ADC's Promotion To The Rank Of Brigadier general, Says I Was Misled After Heavy Critisms.
President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has reversed the controversial promotion of his Aide-de-Camp (ADC), Colonel Nurudeen Alowonle Yusuf, to the rank of Brigadier General, following strong objections within the Nigerian Army over procedure and morale. The decision came after days of internal discontent and high-level consultations involving military authorities and the Presidency. The promotion had sparked anger among officers, especially those who have completed required military courses and spent the stipulated years in rank. A senior military source said the move created tension within the ranks, as many officers viewed it as a breach of established promotion standards. According to sources, the reversal followed consultations “at the highest levels of the military and the presidency regarding morale and promotion procedures.” President Tinubu reportedly acted after being briefed on the wider implications of the promotion on discipline and hierarchy within the armed forces. Sources described widespread relief after the decision was announced, with officers welcoming the reversal. A military source said: “The decision to promote Aide-de-Camp (ADC) to Brigadier General was rescinded yesterday (Monday). The Commander-in-Chief was misled but thank God he did the needful. The armed forces are celebrating Tinubu right now.” The Presidency also confirmed that the President acted appropriately as Commander-in-Chief. Before the reversal, preparations for the promotion ceremony had already been concluded. The ADC had reportedly invited family members and other guests for the decoration.

A source explained:

“The Aide-de-Camp (ADC) had already arranged for his decoration yesterday and his family members were even prepared for the event. Messages were even sent notifying everybody for the investiture to Brigadier General (Brig Gen).