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Nigerian Teen with Autism Sets Guinness World Record for Largest Art Canvas

A15-year-oldNigerianwithautismsetaGuinnessWorldRecordforcreatingthelargestartcanvastoraiseawarenessforautism.

一名患有自閉症的 15 歲尼日利亞少年創造了金氏世界紀錄，創作了最大的藝術畫布來提高人們對自閉症的認識。

Themassivepainting, featuringamulti-coloredribbonsymbolizingautism, covered 12,304 squaremeters, surpassingthepreviousrecordsetbya42-year-oldartistat 9,652 squaremeters.

這幅巨幅畫作以一條象徵自閉症的彩色絲帶為特色，佔地 12,304 平方米，超過了之前由 42 歲藝術家創造的 9,652 平方米的紀錄。

Thisrecord-breakingpaintingaimstoshedlightonthechallengesfacedbyindividualswithautisminNigeriaduetostigmaandlimitedresources.

這幅破紀錄的畫作旨在揭示尼日利亞自閉症患者因恥辱和資源有限而面臨的挑戰。

ThepaintingwasofficiallyrecognizedduringtheWorldAutismAcceptanceDayinNigeria'scapital, Abuja, wheretheyoungartist'sartwaspraisedasabeaconofhope.

這幅畫作在尼日利亞首都阿布賈舉行的世界自閉症接納日上得到正式認可，這位年輕藝術家的藝術被譽為希望的燈塔。

Kanyeyachukwu'sfamilyfacedchallenges, buttheyweredeterminedtosupporthispassionforartandraiseawarenessaboutautism.

Kanyeyachukwu 的家人面臨著挑戰，但他們決心支持他對藝術的熱情並提高人們對自閉症的認識。

Theyoungartist'scampaign, 'ImpossibilityisaMyth', alsoaimedtosupporttheZeebahFoundation, anonprofitthatassistsindividualswithautismandtheirfamilies.

這位年輕藝術家發起的「不可能只是神話」活動也旨在支持 Zeebah 基金會，這是一個幫助自閉症患者及其家人的非營利組織。

EffortstoimprovecareforautisticindividualsinNigeriaincludeinterventionslikestemcelltherapyandpromotingearlydiagnosisandsupportthroughgovernmentinitiatives.

尼日利亞為改善自閉症患者護理所做的努力包括幹細胞療法等乾預措施以及透過政府措施促進早期診斷和支持。

ParentsandfoundationsdedicatedtosupportingindividualswithautismadvocateformoregovernmentinvolvementandresourcestohelpaddresstheneedsoftheautisticcommunityinNigeria.

致力於支持自閉症患者的家長和基金會倡導政府更多參與並提供資源，以幫助解決尼日利亞自閉症患者群體的需求。

A 15-year-old Nigerian with autism set a Guinness World Record for creating the largest art canvas to raise awareness for autism.

The massive painting, featuring a multi-colored ribbon symbolizing autism, covered 12,304 square meters, surpassing the previous record set by a 42-year-old artist at 9,652 square meters.

This record-breaking painting aims to shed light on the challenges faced by individuals with autism in Nigeria due to stigma and limited resources.

The painting was officially recognized during the World Autism Acceptance Day in Nigeria's capital, Abuja, where the young artist's art was praised as a beacon of hope.

Kanyeyachukwu's family faced challenges, but they were determined to support his passion for art and raise awareness about autism.

The young artist's campaign, 'Impossibility is a Myth', also aimed to support the Zeebah Foundation, a nonprofit that assists individuals with autism and their families.

Efforts to improve care for autistic individuals in Nigeria include interventions like stem cell therapy and promoting early diagnosis and support through government initiatives.

Parents and foundations dedicated to supporting individuals with autism advocate for more government involvement and resources to help address the needs of the autistic community in Nigeria.