2nd Cycling Kano: Organisers open online registration ahead of December 12 grand finale

Organisers of Cycling Kano, described as the biggest cycling event in Northern Nigeria, have commenced online registration for participants ahead of the second edition scheduled for Saturday, December 12, 2026.
The event, which will begin at the Emir’s Palace in Kano, is expected to attract political leaders, business executives, cycling enthusiasts and major brands from across the region.

The organisers announced the commencement of registration on Wednesday, November 11, as preparations gathered momentum for the grand finale.

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Speaking at a stakeholders’ meeting in Kano on Monday, the Kano State Commissioner for Youth and Sports Development, Comrade Ibrahim Abdullahi Waiya, expressed excitement over the event, describing it as consistent with the agenda of Governor Abba Yusuf to create opportunities for young talents in the state.

Waiya said the initiative would provide a platform for promoting youth participation in sports and creating opportunities for emerging talents.

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The President and Chief Executive Officer of Cycling Africa, Bamidele Adeleye, said the second edition, themed “Water Is Life,” would highlight the importance of water conservation, environmental sustainability and healthy living.

According to Adeleye, the event would bring together influential political figures, business leaders, cycling enthusiasts and leading brands to celebrate an active and healthy lifestyle.

“The ‘Water Is Life’ edition will reflect the growing importance of water conservation, access to clean water, environmental sustainability, and responsible management of natural resources, particularly in Northern Nigeria,” Adeleye said.

He explained that the theme would also provide an opportunity to raise public awareness about environmental protection and the need for responsible management of water resources.

“The theme will provide an opportunity to use the cycling platform to create public awareness around water conservation, environmental protection, healthy living, and community responsibility,” he added.
Adeleye disclosed that online registration, which opened on Wednesday, November 11, would close on Wednesday, December 9, 2026.

He said the registration process was necessary to enable the organisers to plan adequately for participants and other key stakeholders expected at the event.

The Cycling Africa chief executive urged interested cyclists to register free of charge by scanning the QR code on the event flyer.
Interested participants can also register through the online registration link provided by the organisers.

The second edition of Cycling Kano is expected to combine sporting activities with public awareness campaigns focused on water conservation, environmental sustainability and healthy living.

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