Valor360 blog

30/10/2025

Shout out to my newest followers! Excited to have you onboard! Edidiong Gabriel Udoh, Faruk Eboda

26/09/2025

25/09/2025

DAY88 NIG2USA ON A BICYCLE 🇳🇬🚴‍♂️🇺🇸
Crossing one of Africa’s great waters.😱
from Freetown to Lungi, there’s no land border, only the mighty ferry. The journey continues, stronger across the Atlantic tide.

Keep praying for me and supporting me.
Thank you all for riding with me.

Guinea, I'm coming 🇬🇳.

25/09/2025

DAY88 NIG2USA ON A BICYCLE 🇳🇬🚴🏾🇺🇲
This morning, the amazing Bo Cyclers and other amazing cyclists from Freetown rode with me all the way down to the ferry terminal, where I’ll be crossing to Lungi. Their strength, love, and solidarity reminded me that this journey is bigger than one man, it’s about unity, courage, and the spirit of Africa.

From here, they will return home, while my brother, Hilenen Aben, will continue riding with me toward the Guinea border before heading back. Truly, he has been a blessing every single day of my stay in Sierra Leone.

Special appreciation to Rebecca the cyclist a wonderful cyclist, full of energy and heart.
She has been nothing short of amazing.

The journey continues. Step by step, mile by mile, with faith, resilience, and the prayers of everyone I meet along the way.

Together we ride. Together we rise.
VIVA AFRICA 🌍

25/09/2025

DAY87 NIG2USA ON A BICYCLE 🇳🇬🚴🏾‍♂️🇺🇸
I had the privilege of sharing a warm dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Hilenen Aben and their beautiful family. From the very day I arrived in Sierra Leone, Mr. Helene Aben has been amazing, he rode with me, drove me with his car, and stood by me through every step of my stay. A true brother and a witness to my journey here.

What made the evening even more special was the love they poured into preparing my special okro soup , it was a wonderful moment, one I’ll never forget, and I’ll surely miss them.

The night became even brighter when his landlord and family joined us. Together, they celebrated me, prayed for me, and sent me forth with so much love as I prepare to leave for Guinea.

Family is not only by blood, it’s by those who walk with you, ride with you, cook for you, and carry you when the road gets tough.

Sierra Leone, you have been the best so far, full of love, unity, and unforgettable memories. Thank you so much.🇸🇱❤️🙏

Together we Ride, Together we Rise.
VIVA AFRICA 🌍

24/09/2025

Harsh reality. Most women who go to work have work husbands/boyfriends. Work husbands actually exist. Your woman will be in a relationship with you back home, but simultaneously also in one with a workmate/boss

She gets to do all the things a wife would do for a husband - packs lunch for him and obviously sIeep together, either in the office, Toilet, car or Hotel. And that's why your woman is hardly in the m00d, because she's getting it somewhere

Real passionate s£x, not the b0ring s£x you have with her. Think about it, the thrill of having s£x in the office, b£nding her ace on the chair, desk, cupboards, Toilet seater unlike with you on your flat b0ring b£d. No wonder she's hardly in the m00d

Those late hours at the office, it's not really work but just some late night kn@cking. Why do you think she's excited when they have seminars/workshops, that's a well deserved vacation with her work husband, far away from you

That time you'll be texting "be safe babe" oh yes she's safe, safe in her work husband's hands. Which is why it's important to visit your woman's workplace randomly. Even if you don't see her cheatng, you may be sh0ck£d to see a man who resembles your funny Iooking kidds back home. Not to mention the funny looks her workmates give you

This is why by all means every man should strive to earn more, so that your woman can stay home, this work thing is riskky. lnfact if your woman works, they're high chances, she has already cheated, she is cheating or she will cheat. How you handle that is entirely up to you

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24/09/2025

DAY86 NIG2USA ON A BICYCLE 🇳🇬🚴🇺🇲
As I prepare to leave Sierra Leone 🇸🇱, many have been asking if I’m fit to continue this journey. This evening, I took a few kms ride, and I’m glad to say, by God’s grace, I am fit, strong, and ready. 💪🏾

Special appreciation to everyone who has checked on me, prayed for me, and supported me here in Sierra Leone. Your love and care mean the world. 🙏🏾

The road to Guinea awaits.
Together we ride, together we rise.
VIVA AFRICA 🌍

REAL-EMMIWUKS

23/09/2025

Real-Emmiwuks may continue is journey any moment from now he is about to leave Sierra Leone , more strength for him has he continue the journey

21/09/2025

More strength Real-emmiwuks
DAY82 NIG2USA ON A BICYCLE 🇳🇬🚴🇺🇲
Today, I had the honor of worshipping with my Muslim brothers and sisters at the Central Mosque here in Freetown. 🕌🇸🇱
I shared my story, this journey of faith and resilience from Nigeria to the USA on a bicycle, and the entire congregation prayed for me with open hearts.

Standing there, I felt the true spirit of unity, that beyond our tribe, religion, or ethnicity, we are all one family under God. The love I received today reminded me that this journey is not just mine; it belongs to Africa, it belongs to humanity.
Africa is one.
Together we ride. Together we rise.
VIVA AFRICA 🌍

21/09/2025

Night update by real-emmiwuks ,Tonight in Freetown, Sierra Leone 🇸🇱.
The sky painted in colors, the beach whispering peace, and the breeze carrying hope. Moments like these remind me why the journey is worth it. Every sunset is a promise of a brighter tomorrow. 🙏🏾

19/06/2025

BREAKING: Nkubi’s family set to su£ Facebook user “Chinonye Favour” for using their daughter’s photo in a caricature and calling her “main Labubu.” ⚖️📸

They’re not taking it lightly!

19/06/2025

Historic Milestone Alert!

Fidelity Bank has once again demonstrated its commitment to national growth by funding the first privately built onshore oil export terminal in Nigeria in over 50 years!

Located at the Otakikpo Marginal Field in Rivers State, and operated by Green Energy International Limited, this game-changing terminal successfully exported its first crude cargo on Sunday, June 8, 2025 — marking a turning point for Nigeria’s oil and gas industry.

With a storage capacity of 750,000 barrels (expandable to 3 million) and a loading rate of 360,000 barrels per day, this project:
✅ Strengthens Nigeria’s energy security
✅ Attracts investment to the oil sector
✅ Opens up access to over 40 stranded oil fields
✅ Supports indigenous innovation and infrastructure development

Our MD/CEO, Dr Nneka Onyeali-Ikpe reiterated that our partnership with GEIL reflects our deep belief in the power of local enterprise to transform critical sectors.

This is more than a project — it’s a legacy.