10 Nigerians Who Have Won a Guinness World Records in the Last 3 Years
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The Guinness World Records is an esteemed publication that documents extraordinary achievements in the human and natural world. Initially released in 1955 by the Guinness Brewery in Ireland, it has evolved into a globally recognized and widely read reference book. To secure a place in the record listings, individuals or groups must provide substantiated evidence to the Guinness World Records team and undergo a thorough verification process.
There are over 40 Nigerians who have made it into this record book. Most recent of them all is chef Hilda Baci. She established a new Guinness World Record for marathon cooking, showcasing her exceptional culinary skills. Her record is subject to the ratification of the publication.
In this article, newshawkng.com will be bringing to you, 10 Nigerians who have earned a spot in the Guinness World Records.
Gbenga Ezekiel: In February 2023, Gbenga Ezekiel set a record for the most skips in a minute on one leg.
Divine Ikubor (aka Rema): In May 2023, Rema’s song “Calm Down” reached the pinnacle of success by becoming the first No.1 hit on The Official MENA Chart, the world’s inaugural regional streaming chart.
Bose Omolayo: In December 2021, Bose Omolayo achieved the heaviest para powerlift by a female in the -79 kg category, lifting an astounding 144 kg.
Chukwuebuka Ezugha and Victor Richard Kipo: These two individuals set the record for the most consecutive football passes with the soles as a team of two in December 2021.
Folashade Oluwafemiayo: In December 2021, Folashade Oluwafemiayo accomplished the heaviest powerlift by a female in the -86 kg category, lifting an impressive 152.5 kg.
Chinonso Eche: In October 2021, Chinonso Eche demonstrated exceptional skill by executing the most football headers in a prone position within a minute, achieving a count of 23.
Vincent Okezie: In March 2022, Vincent Okezie accomplished the most consecutive backward handsprings with a soccer ball between the legs.
Haruna Abdulazeez: In October 2020, Haruna Abdulazeez displayed remarkable agility by achieving the most American football touches with the feet in one minute.
Peter Aho: Peter Aho secured a record in October 2021 for taking six wickets for five runs in a mere 3.4 overs during a match against Sierra Leone.
Bayo Omoboriowo: In September 2021, Bayo Omoboriowo curated the largest photo book, measuring an impressive 60.84 m² (654 ft² 87 in²).
These outstanding achievements by Nigerians have rightfully earned them a place in the prestigious Guinness World Records, solidifying their names in history.