The Ghanaian woman who is preparing to break the record for the longest singing marathon, Afua Asantewaa Aduonum, is pleading with the Electricity Company of Ghana (ECG) not to turn out the lights during that time.
She clarified that although her team has secured a standby generator and made sufficient arrangements, she would greatly appreciate it if ECG provided power for her.
“I am between two giants so I’m not scared of what I’m about to say. Preparations are advanced and we are making standby generators available. I’m even told there’s something called UPS to enable smooth change in case the light go out but ECG, please, during this time, please spare me.
“Let’s pile it up to at least second week of January. So I’m pleading, ECG from 23rd to the end of December, because we don’t know when we are stopping this because we can just get carried away, please hold the power for us,” she said during a press conference at Akwaaba Village yesterday.
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During the press conference, Asantewaa gave the media and the wider Ghanaian community an update on her preparations for her Guinness Record-breaking competition, which is scheduled to take place at Akwaaba Village, close to Hajj Village, from Sunday, December 24 to Wednesday, December 27. (Read This—it’s not appropriate! Rex Omar comes under fire from Afua Asantewaa for sharing “confidential documents” regarding her sing-a-thon.
Afua Asantewaa wants to beat the record for the longest singing marathon by singing 2,300 songs from Ghana for at least 117 hours.
Since she revealed earlier this month that she was getting ready to shatter the record for the longest singing marathon—a Guinness World Record—that is scheduled to take place at Akwaaba Village, close to Hajj Village, on Sunday, December 24, and Wednesday, December 27, Afua Asantewaa O. Aduanom has been the talk of the town.
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