Cameroonian lady set to break Guinness World record for longest coitus time with 200-hour s*x-thon

A 25-year-old Cameroonian lady, identified as Danny Zara, has caused a significant buzz on social media after she announced plans to break a record for the longest coitus time.

Danny took to her social media pages to officially reveal her intentions to embark on the sex marathon, which is slated to hold from July 17th – 25th.

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Sharing a photo of the flyer, Danny called on willing men to volunteer to be a part of the sex marathon.

The young lady wrote,

“Ladies and Gentlemen after due confirmation from the Guiness books of record i have decided to break a record of the Longest Sex Hour ( Sex_Thon), we have been dox great planification for a while now n today we decided to send out the official flyer, Planet Cameroon it is time for you to support your own so we can bring this book to our country make Nigeria no help us tearam
All we need now are guys that will Volunteer theirselves for this project to be carried out
Your girl is Loyal”

See her post below,

Apply for confirmation before attempting to break records – GWR to Applicants

Against the backdrop of the numerous record-breaking attempts, especially in Nigeria, the Guinness World Records has advised applicants who take on different challenges to apply for confirmation before taking the plunge.

While the world record body did not indicate the motivation behind the reminder, many say it is directly linked to the unending attempts from Nigeria.

It’s not news that since Hilda Baci became the new world record holder for the longest cooking marathon at 93 hours, over 20 Nigerians have either announced or kicked off their GWR attempts. The attempts range from the mundane to the interesting ones. However, many have yet to receive any proof of confirmation from GWR.

To this end, GWR, on Tuesday, reminded applicants of the rules and procedures involved in breaking a record and being recognised by the body.

Via its official Twitter page, GWR posted a blog post link for applicants to read. The post titled “Apply to set or break a record” led to its official website to remind applicants about all the information on the record-breaking process.

The Guinness World Records post drew the attention of intending record breakers to the rules of engagement rather than working in ignorance.

The caption read, “polite reminder that you should probably have your world record title confirmed by our team before attempting it; here’s how our process works.”

GWR’s statement read, “To become a record-holder requires determination, extraordinary skills and commitment. Before applying for an existing record, check the current information and ensure you have what it takes to break.

“If you are suggesting a new record idea, we recommend that you spend some time searching our current records to see what may already have been achieved in your area of expertise,” the post read.

Additionally, they said a newly approved record idea must significantly differ from existing records and demonstrate an entirely new skill.

“ Being the first to suggest a record does not immediately qualify for acceptance, with around 60% of applications for new records being rejected. However, we are looking for new exciting ideas to reflect the world’s diversity,” they noted.