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    Here Comes The Guinness World Record For Longest Marathon Singing Hour

    Ifetayo AdeniyiBy 2 Mins Read

    Here Comes The Guinness World Record For Longest Marathon Singing Hour

    By Elegbede Abiodun

     

    Ewa Cole 

    A Nigerian elegant lady, Ewaoluwa Olatunji also known to be Ewa Cole, has become the Guinness World Records (GWR) for the longest marathon singing hour with Christmas songs.

    She -Ewa embarked on 24 hours of singing Christmas songs from December 27 to 28 and completed the task in 31 hours.

    The certification by the GWR sees Ewa become the first holder of the record in the world.

    In her attempt to set the record, she did a rendition of several classic Christmas songs such as ‘Deck the Halls’, ‘Frosty the Snowman’ and ‘Silent Night’.

    The exercise took place at No 14, Louis Solomon Close, Heritage Apartments, Victoria Island, Lagos.

    Ewa earlier took to her Instagram page to share a video of herself and well-wishers after she surpassed her target.

    “Our girl did it! Stand up for the champion! 31 hours of singing Christmas carol’s nonstop. The minimum requirement was 24 hours,” the post reads.

    “We are so excited and can’t wait for a feedback from @guinessworldrecords. Ewa Cole’s the longest marathon of Christmas song, ended the night with 31 hours and two minutes.

    The 31 hour singalong in Nigeria featured all your favourite Christmas hits.

    — Guinness World Records (@GWR) February 1, 2024

    “An accumulative of 24 hours achieved initially and 7 hours and 2 minutes. Thank you everyone for your support. We are grateful.”

    Ewa now joins the growing list of Nigerians who have attempted to set new world records since the beginning of 2023.

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    Adeniyi Ifetayo Moses is an Entrepreneur, Award winning Celebrity journalist, Luxury and Lifestyle Reporter with Ben tv London and Publisher, Megastar Magazine. He has carved a niche for himself with over 15 years of experience in celebrity Journalism and Media PR.

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