Ibijuwon Sofekun, 69, a solo biker, global adventurer, and humanitarian, claims he is riding his motorcycle from Europe to Africa to assist boys who are struggling to return to “a sane, humane, and friendly society.”
The majority of the issues in the world we live in are related to men, with the majority, probably 80 or 90, being related to gun violence, hate crimes, adultery, yahoo, bullying, among others. And the question is, how did we get to the point where problems are tied to the male species?
Which kind of young boys develop into men who are doing these evil things, I ask and I say. With the hope that eventually we can return to “a sane, humane, and friendly society” as a whole, where there can be peace, we should begin to halt the flow of young boys who derail into bad men.
We can’t have world peace if we can’t be friends, he said. The advocate for mental health said on Channels TV’s The Morning Brief on Friday that “global peace is eager to every other thing that is required to achieve as a people.”
The Nigerian cyclist analyzed his travels throughout the various nations he visited on his adventure.
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He claimed that he was in the 26th nation and that suicide is the highest rate among men.
“I’m currently in the number 26. And I discovered that even in places like Monaco, where there is no sign of poverty, there are serious issues with the boy child’s mental health. Unfortunately, there are so few shortcuts to suicide.
The most common cause of death for young men between the ages of 18 and 29 is suicide in Luxembourg. This is because transportation is free nationwide. You can get on a train, bus, or any other mode of transportation, and you can enter without paying a penny. Suicide is still a problem, though.
Something is seriously wrong, Sofekun said, “For me, I think, if a young man has lived 15 or 25 years and then decides to end that life within 24 hours,”
The sexagenarian said he wanted to educate the public, advocate, and inspire young men to adopt better self-images, especially when societal mishaps occur.
The adventurer remarked, “We must think critically.” We must begin to consider the generation to come as we get older. And you’ll spend a lot of time in the world as you get older. And you’ll probably turn out to be an “ancestor bachelor.”
Let’s start talking about the boy child right away, my cause is now. Let’s throw that out the window and say, “You’re a man, be tough, man up, don’t cry,” it’s no longer the time. People’s issues are involved here.
Sofekun, the , photographer, and ardent biker, was born in London on March 19, 1956, and has lived a long life.
The seasoned cyclist explained that ProjectHELP was the theme of his tour, which he refers to as the “Ice and Sand” World Tour.
Source: Channels TV
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