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WATCH: Ugandan Church Members Clap for 3 Hours ‘To Break Guinness World Record’

Members of the Ugandan church Phaneroo Ministries sought to break the Guinness World Record (GWR) for the longest applause.

During a “Clap for Jesus” ceremony on Sunday, the congregation appeared to have clapped nonstop for 3 hours and 16 minutes.

The goal of Phaneroo Ministries is to break Stevens Clark’s 2 hour and 5 minute clapping record, which he set during a UK festival in 2019.

In the now-viral video, churchgoers can be seen clapping without making any vocal noises, stomping, or using musical instruments.

Phaneroo Ministries said it sought approval from GWR before embarking on the feat.

Although the GWR has yet to react on the church’s attempt, it is estimated that it will take up to 12 weeks for the British reference book to review the paperwork and decide if it should be recognised as a new record or refused.

Watch the video below:

 

On July 12, GWR issued a cautionary post for people to avoid unnecessary record-a-thons.

More Nigerians have attempted the GWR after Hilda Baci broke the record for the longest cooking marathon completed by an individual.

Baci successfully completed a 100-hour attempt in May, dethroning India’s Lata Tondon’s previous record of 87 hours 45 minutes set in 2019.

Shortly after Baci’s performance, another chef, Damilola Adeparusi, began a five-day cooking marathon.

Then came Adeyeye Adeola who also attempted to upturn Baci’s record in a 150-hour spell.

In the similar vein, Temitope Adebayo, an Ibadan-based chef, revealed his desire to cook for more than 120 hours.

Hassan Joshua Bature, a computer science lecturer at the Federal University of Oye-Ekiti (FUOYE), has also announced plans for a 150-hour teaching marathon.

Danny Zara revealed her aim to set a world record for the longest-s** marathon in Cameroon.

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