Kebbi cyclist earns Guinness World Record for riding 2.9-metres-high bicycle
A young cyclist from Kebbi State, Bello Muhammad, has earned international recognition after riding a bicycle measuring 2.9 metres in height without assistance. The achievement, recognised by Guinness World Records, was celebrated at the State Secretariat in Birnin Kebbi, where government officials commended the cyclist for showcasing the ingenuity and potential of Nigerian youths. The […]
Bello Muhammad, a cyclist from Kebbi State, has set a Guinness World Record by riding a bicycle that stands 2.9 metres tall without any assistance. The groundbreaking feat was celebrated at the State Secretariat in Birnin Kebbi, where the government praised the young Kebbi-born athlete for demonstrating the potential of Nigerian youths.
On September 22, 2026, Muhammad completed the ride unsupported, fabricating the bike himself. Abubakar Kalgo, the Patron of the Kebbi State Equity Cyclist Association, confirmed Muhammad's skills in mounting, riding, and dismounting the extraordinary bike. At the presentation of the Guinness World Records certificate to the state government, Kalgo, through Head of Service Malami Shekare, highlighted the creativity and determination of Kebbi's youth.
Governor Nasir Idris, on behalf of the governor, praised Muhammad, stating that his achievement serves as an inspiring example of how perseverance and innovation can lead to extraordinary success. Shekare further honored the cyclist by donating N1 million, emphasizing the significance of nurturing young talent and creating opportunities for their growth.
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