On Sunday, the Delta State government welcomed Kanyeyachukwu Tagbo-Okeke, a 16-year-old autistic cyclist, at a brief stop in Asaba as he undertook a long-distance ride aimed at raising autism awareness. Kanyeyachukwu, hailing from Enugu State, was accompanied by his parents, members of the Kanyeyachukwu Autism Foundation, cycling officials, and a medical support team as he journeyed through different states towards Lagos.

During their visit to the Government House, Kanyeyachukwu and his entourage were received by Mrs. Tobore Oborevwori, the wife of the Governor, along with other senior state officials, showcasing the support for their initiative. Mrs. Oborevwori commended Kanyeyachukwu's courage, determination, and the significance of his endurance ride titled 'Ride with Kanye', highlighting its purpose of increasing awareness about autism and encouraging inclusivity.

The event has broader implications not only for Kanyeyachukwu and his Foundation but also for families dealing with autism in Nigeria. It emphasizes the importance of recognizing and supporting individuals with disabilities, fostering a more inclusive society. The acknowledgment from the Delta State government serves to inspire and mobilize communities towards greater advocacy for autistic individuals, reinforcing that awareness and understanding can lead to meaningful change.