GWR: Comedian Woli Arole Set to Pray for 5000 Hours to Break World Record, Tags It Pray-a-thon
- Nigerian comedian Woli Arole declared his intention to participate in a prayer marathon to beat the Guinness World Record for the most hours spent in prayer
- The online comic content creator turned prophet announced his mission to pray for 5000 hours on his Instagram page
- Woli urged his followers and supporters to be ready for the start date with a shared poster on his page, noting that it is an achievable feat
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Nigerian comedian turned prophet Bayegun Oluwatoyin, best known as Woli Arole, has applied for the Guinness World Record-breaking contest with his mission to pray for 5,000 hours.
The online content creator made the news public on social media and tagged the challenge a pray-a-thon.
Source: Instagram
Arole, who emphasised that it is a doable feat, invited fans and supporters to look forward to the start date.
In his post, he tagged Guinness World Records and other prominent Instagram influencers.
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"PRAY - A - THON. 5000 hours.
"It is doable. Anticipate. Guinness Book of Records."
See his post below:
Internet users react to Woli Arole’s post
Woli Arole’s declaration made netizens sum up the number of days equal to the 5000 hours he has chosen while sharing their thoughts on it.
See reactions below:
blaqbonez:
"Bro u wan pray for almost 1 year?"
yominigeria:
"With sprinkle of fasting."
themeatvilla:
"Wetin you want ask God ....?"
weinfgrty:
"Abeg how many years be that?"
opsyade:
"Prayer is now about breaking records.. ? nothing nija no dey abuse."
theayogeorge:
"Lol. 208days of Prayer. Better be joking."
theayogeorge:
"Lol. 208days of Prayer. Better be joking."
paulooh_dybala:
"208 days plus."
holy_spireet:
"Let’s just pray and not for the award coz what God can do is more than GWR. Shall we?"
GWR: Lady pays gate fee at Chef Dammy's cooking venue
In similar news, a Nigerian lady, Debbie Agboola, who was at the venue where Chef Dammy is cooking and working on beating Hilda Baci's 100-hour record, shared her story about the visit.
The lady said she was surprised when she got to the venue and was told there was a N1,000 gate fee for VIPs, and those who paid would be served food, unlike the regulars who would stay downstairs. Debbie claimed that she transferred N2,000 for her and her friend.
She was surprised to learn that the money would only cover the day and not the duration of the 120 hours cooking period.
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