In a remarkable display of determination and passion, a Nigerian man named Adebiyi Isreal from Ekiti state has set his sights on breaking the world record for the longest hours spent watching films.

Adebiyi, currently a 500L law student at Ekiti State University, recently revealed his ambitious plan and submitted his application to the Guinness World Records, expressing his intention to make history.

Taking to social media, Adebiyi announced his endeavor, sharing a screenshot of the email he received from the Guinness World Records confirming the acceptance of his application. The email specifically mentioned that his application had been approved under the title “longest marathon watching films/movies (cinema).”

Overjoyed by the positive response, Adebiyi couldn’t contain his excitement and promptly shared the news with his fellow Nigerians on Twitter.

He wrote;

“Special Thanks to @GWR Guinness World Records for granting us this application. Ekiti, Nigeria! Kindly anticipate!!!🔥🔥🔥”

The current record for the longest hours spent watching films, as recognized by the Guinness World Records, is held by Suresh Joachim, a man from Sri Lanka. Suresh achieved this remarkable feat in Johannesburg, South Africa, back in 2015.

Suresh’s dedication to the task was awe-inspiring, as he devoted an astonishing 121 hours and 18 minutes to watching movies, setting a benchmark that Adebiyi Isreal aims to surpass.

The anticipation surrounding Adebiyi’s attempt to break this record is growing, with people eagerly waiting to witness his journey towards making history.

As Adebiyi prepares himself for the challenging feat of watching films for over 121 hours, it remains to be seen how he will manage the physical and mental endurance required to surpass the current record set by Suresh Joachim.

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