150 Hours: Computer Science Lecturer Reportedly Set To Shatter Guinness World Record For Lecturing

150 Hours: Computer Science Lecturer Reportedly Set To Shatter Guinness World Record For Lecturing

  • It appears to be a season for breaking records as another Nigerian is set to throw his hat in the ring for one
  • This time, it is a lecturer who reportedly teaches computer science at Federal University, Oye-Ekiti
  • The male lecturer is eyeing the Guinness World Record for the longest lecturing time and has a target

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A lecturer is reportedly set to break the Guinness World Record for the longest lecturing time.

The Federal University Oye-Ekiti (FUOYE) Campus Connect page on Twitter gave this update while sharing a flier with the supposed lecturer's face urging people to look forward to it.

Federal University, Oye-Ekiti, Ekiti lecturer, Guinness World Records
The lecturer allegedly wants to teach for 150 hours. Photo Credit: @FUOYE_CAMCONECT, Researchgate
Source: UGC

While the page did not release the name of the academic or the time frame for the quest, it claimed he is a computer science lecturer.

The lecturer wants to teach for 150 hours. FUOYE Campus Connect wrote:

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"The computer science lecturer at Federal University, Oye-Ekiti is organizing the ACA-A-THON event with the aim of surpassing Guinness World Record for the longest duration of lecturing, which is currently set at 150 hours."

According to GWR, the longest lecture marathon lasted 139 hr 42 min 56 sec and was achieved by Arvind Mishra (India) at Graphic Era University, in Dehradun, India, from 1 to 7 March 2014. The lecture topic was scientific computation.

See the tweet below:

Netizens reacted to the lecturer's quest to teach for 150 hours

@Harlexander_Ben said:

"So na Ghost he go dey lecture or Jinns‍♂️.
"Cos I'm sure no student will ever sit down for 150hours."

@lordmelescko said:

"Which student go sit down for more than 150 hours make this one dey lecture all because he wants to break a record?"

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@wale_of_pluto said:

"Good idea. Have a cookathon in the building next door, and a movieathon nearby. You will all help each other."

@emmachidii said:

"My problem with Nigerians, GWR has been there for ages, no one out of his own thought to compete, after Hilda did, everyone now remembers there's GWR."

@funshodarq1 said:

"Do you people have light in that campus? How do you plan to get people to attend the lecture?"

@AdekunleAbolaj1 said:

"Change over session go gats dey for Students. Sitting for 150hours ought to be some sort of crime."

@zeebabym said:

"I hope he will be lecturing different sets of students sha."Cos which student go sitdown dey listen to him for 150 hours."

Hilda Baci reacts to world record approval

Meanwhile, YEN.com.gh reported earlier that after defeating Lata Tondon, Hilda Baci was declared the new world record holder by Guinness World Records.

The Nigerian cook expressed her joy by claiming that the announcement was the biggest news she had ever received. Her name became trending on Twitter as a result of praise from Nigerians for her positive portrayal of their nation.

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