Lagos Celebrates Inclusive Excellence

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The Lagos State Government has received acclaimed artist and Guinness World Record holder, Kanyeyachukwu Tagbo-Okeke, alongside representatives of the Kanyeyachukwu Autism Foundation, the Cycling Federation of Nigeria, and the Cycology Cycling Group.

Eko Hot News reports that the reception highlighted the state’s commitment to inclusion, creativity, and recognition of exceptional abilities across diverse communities.

Speaking during the engagement, state officials noted that society often focuses on limitations rather than strengths, stressing that Kanyeyachukwu’s achievements reflect the power of talent, determination, and strong community support.

Kanyeyachukwu Tagbo-Okeke was described as a shining example of what is possible when individuals are empowered to express their abilities, regardless of physical or developmental challenges.

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The government praised the Kanyeyachukwu Autism Foundation for its advocacy work, particularly in promoting awareness, inclusion, and opportunities for persons living with autism.

Representatives of the Cycling Federation of Nigeria and the Cycology Cycling Group were also commended for supporting initiatives that combine sports, advocacy, and social development.

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The meeting underscored the importance of positive role models, especially for young people navigating unique personal challenges in today’s society.

Officials reaffirmed the responsibility of the government to create a Lagos where every resident has the opportunity to thrive, irrespective of background or circumstance.

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The administration reiterated its commitment to fostering a society that recognises ability, nurtures purpose, and expands access to opportunities for all residents.

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The engagement aligns with Lagos State’s broader agenda of inclusive governance, youth empowerment, and social development driven by equity and compassion.

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