Ghanaian Actress Adu Safowaah Starts Her GWR Speeh-A-Thon Attempt, Many Wish Her Well
- Ghanaian actress Regina Adu Sarfowaah started her attempt to break the Guinness World Record for the longest speech-a-thon on February 9, 2024
- She was spotted standing inside a glass room where she delivered a speech, and also she is expected to speak for 120 hours in five days
- She joins the many Ghanaians who have embarked on a Guinness World Record attempt in recent times
Ghanaian actress and entrepreneur Regina Adu Sarfowaah has started her attempt to break the Guinness World Record for the longest speech marathon by an individual.
Source: Instagram
Adu Safowaah starts her GWR speech-a-thon
Adu Safowaah is attempting to break this Guinness World Record (GWR) by delivering a speech for a staggering 120 hours.
Her attempt started in the late hours of Friday, February 9, 2024, at the La Palm Royal Beach Hotel in Accra. Her GWR attempt is expected to end on February 14, 2024.
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She is hoping to break the record of the existing record holder Ananta Ram KC, of 90 hr and 2 min, which he achieved in Kathmandu, Nepal, from August 27 to 31, 2018.
Videos showed her standing inside a glass room as she delivered her speech while a clock counted the time and cameras captured the moment.
Below is a video of Adu Safowaah attempting to break the record for the longest speech marathon.
Below are details of Regina Adu Safowaah speech-a-thon.
Another video of Adu Safowaah at her GWR speeh-a-thon attempt.
"Ayɛ ka": GH woman falls into deep sleep after 7 hours into her GWR shew-a-thon
YEN.com.gh reported that Ghanaian woman Artiste Maame nearly gave up her Guinness World Record chew-a-thon attempt when she fell into a deep sleep.
In the video, she dozed off while chewing gum and was later on singing and throwing her hands in the air in the hopes of staying awake.
The video got many people laughing hard in the comments.
Patrick Amenuvor says the GWR stand-a-thon attempt was to raise money to apply
YEN.com.gh reported that Ghanaian content creator Patrick Amenuvor opened up about why he embarked on an unapproved Guinness World Record for the longest-standing hours.
He stated that during the application process, an $800 (GH¢9,636.58) fee was being charged to fast-track the application and approval process, and this demotivated him.
His reasons in the interview have sparked debate on social media.
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