Patrick Amenuvor, a Ghanaian photographer and content creator, has begun a new challenge: a standing marathon from January 14 to January 21.
His daring project aims to set a new Guinness World Record in 2024, making history as well as being a personal triumph.
Amenuvor’s incredible feat has sparked an important public debate, with the nation admiring his tenacity.
Ghanaians are wondering if the pursuit of Guinness World Records has a limit and if these activities should take precedence over relevance, purpose, and social impact.
Amenuvor deserves to be recognized for his unwavering dedication to the standing marathon. It demonstrates his physical endurance as well as his willingness to test boundaries.
The following are some of the reactions Ghanaians have posted on social media to Patrick’s attempt at a stand-a-thon.
#PRESSPLAY: A Ghanaian man Patrick Amenuvor has officially started his Stand-a-thon to attempt Guinness World Record @GWR for longest standing by an individual.
He is attempting to stand at one place for 7 days without seating from today, January 14, to January 21, 2024. pic.twitter.com/2pRKV5JYu7
— Ronnie Is Everywhere (Aaron Safohene Afful) (@RonnieIsEveryw1) January 14, 2024
@kwame_aej: “A win for bald men”
@CFC_fanbowy – “It’s an election year, and all eyes are supposed to be on the state of our economy, especially due to the economic calamities brought to us by the ruling party. So where are all these distractions? we will look sharp Oo, yooo !!!”
@amanks2014 – “Unless they hide the GWR… Ghana will have more GWR holders per capita than any other country at this rate. Ghana will be for the GWR, what Monaco is for Millionaires and billionaires.”
@Ernestzion1: “Honestly, Ghanaians are exaggerating now. GWR might not accept any application from Ghana again, abaaa.”
@rain_4all – “As3m b3n koraaa ni? When did he start, please?”?
