Full List of Nigerians Who Have Won Guinness World Records.
10 Nigerians Who Have Achieved Guinness World Records From exceptional displays of athleticism to unparalleled intellectual accomplishments, Nigerians have continuously shattered barriers of human achievement, earning well-deserved recognition in the esteemed Guinness World Records.
In this article, Ejes Gist News celebrates the remarkable Nigerians who have left an indelible mark in history with their record-breaking feats, inspiring and captivating the world.
Hilda Baci – May 2023 Hilda Effiong Bassey, popularly known as Hilda Baci, clinched the Guinness World Record for the longest cooking marathon by an individual. Hilda Baci made Nigerians proud on May 15, 2023, during a cook-a-thon held in Lagos, lasting an impressive 93 hours and eleven minutes.
Divine Ikubor (Rema) – May 2023 Nigerian music sensation, Divine Ikubor, widely known as Rema, secured a spot in the Guinness World Records with his hit song, ‘Calm Down,’ becoming the first No. 1 Hit on The Official MENA Chart, the world’s premier regional streaming chart.
Gbenga Ezekiel – October 2022 Ezekiel achieved remarkable feats in skipping, setting records for the most skips in one minute on one leg (278) and the most double under skips in one minute on one leg (144), surpassing previous records and showcasing extraordinary agility.
Folashade Oluwafemiayo – August 2022 Folashade Oluwafemiayo made history by winning a gold medal and setting a new world record of 152.5 kg at the 2021 World Para Powerlifting Championships. She continued her winning streak by securing another gold medal at the 2022 Commonwealth Games.
Chukwuebuka Ezugha and Victor Richard Kipo – March 2022 Ezugha and Kipo achieved the Guinness World Record for the most consecutive passes of a football (soccer ball) between the head and soles by a team of two, demonstrating exceptional coordination and skill.
Vincent Okezie – March 2022 Vincent Okezie earned his fifth Guinness World Record by executing the most football (soccer) ‘around the world’ tricks (71) with arms linked, showcasing extraordinary mastery and dexterity.
Bayo Omoboriowo – September 2021 Bayo Omoboriowo set the Guinness World Record for creating The Largest Photo Book in collaboration with The JT Agency and with support from the federal government, showcasing the beauty of Nigeria through captivating imagery.
Bose Omolayo – December 2021 Bose Omolayo secured the Guinness World Record for the heaviest para power lift by a female in the -79 kg category, further cementing her status as a powerhouse in the sport.
Peter Aho – October 2021 Peter Aho etched his name in history as one of Nigeria’s top bowlers, achieving the Guinness World Record for the best bowling figures in T20is, and claiming a hat-trick in a T20i game against Sierra Leone.
Tunde Onakoya – April 2024 Tunde Onakoya made headlines as the latest Nigerian to break a Guinness World Record with an unprecedented 58-hour chess session, showcasing remarkable endurance and strategic prowess.
These extraordinary achievements by Nigerians in various fields continue to inspire and showcase the nation’s talent and potential on a global stage.
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