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Guinness Records: Spain-based Nigerian wins longest interviewing marathon

Ms Kronborg said the feat was dedicated to those who dared to dream and persist.

• April 18, 2024
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Nigerian media and social entrepreneur, Chizoba Kronborg, has been awarded the Guinness World Records for the longest interviewing marathon. 

The exercise took place in Spain at Marabella and lasted for 55 hours and 24 seconds from March 8 to 10.

In an interview with the Guinness World Records, Ms Kronborg said she interviewed 90 guests throughout the event. “This record attempt was an opportunity to prove my dedication, amplify voices through my platform, and inspire others with my journey.” she said.

Appreciating everyone after breaking the record, in an Instagram post she said, “This achievement is dedicated to all those who dares to dream and persist, regardless of the challenges they face. It’s a reminder that passion and perseverance lead to purpose, and the dreams are valid.”

Her team confirmed that she “went through some health tests done by health practitioners.” and said “she finished with perfect health, no issues at all.”

The CCK team expressed shock that Ms Kronnorg was done with her attempt and still looked so strong “like a woman who is ready to take on another challenge tomorrow.”

Ms Kronborg’s motivation to embark on the endeavour stemmed from her personal drive to push boundaries and demonstrate her commitment to the media and presentation realm. With her brand, CCK, she has consistently championed social causes and elevated voices across various platforms, and this latest achievement further underscored her passion and determination in the industry.

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