Sierra Leonean Journalist to Attempt to Break Guinness World Record for Longest Interview Marathon

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Sierra Leonean Journalist to Attempt to Break Guinness World Record for Longest Interview Marathon
Sierra Leonean Journalist to Attempt to Break Guinness World Record for Longest Interview Marathon

Africa-Press – Sierra-Leone. Rising Sierra Leonean journalist and reality TV personality, Joy Gborie, has embarked on an ambitious quest to set a new Guinness World Record by conducting a 168-hour interview marathon.

The Six days marathon, which is scheduled to commence on the 14th April, and ends on the 20th April, 2025 at the New Brookfields Hotel, is aimed at the contender, Gborie interviewing 154 guests from various sectors.

The event highlights the rich talent and diversity of Sierra Leone, featuring media pioneers, business leaders, creative artists, and hospitality professionals. Gborie expressed her motivations for the record attempt, stating, “This is more than just a personal goal, it’s a challenge for the entire nation. Let’s rally together and make history.”

Throughout the marathon, Gborie has been engaging in meaningful dialogues with guests who have been actively shaping the country’s media, entrepreneurship, entertainment, and tourism landscapes. The series aimed to spotlight Sierra Leone’s untold stories and exceptional talent, bringing attention to the nation’s cultural contributions.

The organizers have made the event free and accessible to the public, encouraging individuals to attend in person and support Gborie during the historic undertaking.

Gborie’s endeavor comes after fellow Sierra Leonean Mary Yongai achieved a Guinness World Record for completing 111 makeovers in just 24 hours. If successful, Gborie’s168-hour marathon could further enhance Sierra Leone’s image on the global stage and solidify her legacy in the media industry.

With compelling conversations scheduled throughout the week, Joy Gborie expressed hopes her efforts will foster a sense of national pride and unity among Sierra Leoneans.

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