Nigerian teenager with autism outperforms the global drawing record

15 -years -Nigerian with autism has broken Record Guinness To the greatest artistic fabric in the world. Kanyeyachukwu tagbo -akeke panel, with a multi -colored loop from uniteSurrounded by expressive symbols, occupying 12304 square meters. Its goal is to highlight Autism spectrum disorder and straight For those who face people like him in the midst of stigma, such as controversial comments Robert F. Kennedy Junior.

he Minister of Health American humanitarian services recently stated that autism is a “epidemic”, with the claim that many people with autism “will never pay taxes, they will never have a job, and they will never play the baseball game, and they will never write a poem, and they will never have a date.” We would like to see him getting something impressive moderate like Tagbo -oke box.

A technical work, which was created in November 2024, was officially presented by the Guinness World Registrars in Abujacapital NigeriaDuring the day of accepting global autism, which was held in April.

Nigerian Minister of Art and Culture Hope and inspiration are a beacon“For people with autism.” We realize the unique capabilities and the capabilities of people with autism and devote ourselves to providing opportunities for creative industries. “

The attempt to overcome the record of the young artist, accompanied by a campaign entitled “The impossibility is a legend”, was very detained between the Nigerians, and this is partly due to his era. In fact, his work dismantled the era of the righteous, Previous registry holder The world that was Almost three times largerWith 42 years, when he established the record with a fabric of 9652 square meters. Silvia, his mother, said: “We feel very comfortable and proud, knowing endless hours and months of the effort that was established to overcome the record,” Silvia, his mother, said.

Also intended to try Kanyeyachukwu’s global record Fund For the Zuba Foundation, a non -profit organization devoted to supporting people with autism spectrum and their families.

In Nigeria there Limited resources for initiatives like thisAnd although there are no official records in the country, about 1 out of 100 children around the world suffer from autism, according to the World Health Organization. As in many other countries, in Nigeria unite It is not usually diagnosed until an advanced age.