Nigerian Journalist Attempts World Record with 74-Hour Interview
Livinus Chibuike Victor, a young Nigerian journalist, attempted to break the world record for the longest interview marathon at Tangier Hotel in Abuja. Victor aimed to surpass the current record of 55 hours and 24 seconds by conducting interviews for an impressive 74 hours and 10 seconds.
Despite facing exhaustion and sleep deprivation, he interviewed 129 guests, including prominent figures like Princess Edna Azurra and former NAWOJ Presidents. Notable personalities from various sectors participated in the marathon, showcasing support for Victor's ambitious endeavor.
The event, spanning from September 28 to October 1, 2025, awaits official confirmation from Guinness World Records for the potential record-breaking achievement.
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