Nigerian Woman Makes History Breaks Guinness World record for the Longest Interview time

Nigerian Woman Sets Guinness World Record With 55-Hour Interview Marathon

Clara Chizoba Kronborg, a Nigerian social media entrepreneur, has made history by completing the longest interviewing marathon, lasting an impressive 55 hours and 24 seconds.

Previously held by Rob Oliver (USA) with a time of 37 hours and 44 minutes, Clara's record-breaking feat was marked by a series of engaging conversations on her YouTube talk show. Throughout the marathon, she interviewed a diverse range of individuals, including politicians, business owners, content creators, actors, and real estate agents, totaling 90 interviews.

The discussions centered around each guest's journey to success, reflecting Clara's own upbringing in Onitsha, Nigeria, where she experienced relative poverty. This background fueled her passion for exploring the concept of achievement.

Clara expressed her motivation behind the record attempt, stating, "I aimed to bring together diverse voices, sharing their inspiring stories and fostering meaningful connections on a global scale. My mission is to amplify the voices of hardworking women and use their narratives to inspire others facing similar challenges."

Conducted on a docked yacht in the Spanish city of Marbella, where Clara resides, the record attempt faced challenges, including a heavy rainstorm and physical discomfort. Despite experiencing a hoarse voice and enduring menstrual cramps, Clara persevered, staying hydrated and wearing adult diapers to manage breaks efficiently.

She also dealt with neck and back aches, alleviated by massages from her team during rest breaks. Despite moments of sleepiness, Clara found renewed energy with each new guest, driven by her curiosity to hear their stories.

Reflecting on her achievement, Clara described it as "surreal," acknowledging the physical, mental, and emotional toll it took. However, she remains proud, knowing that her accomplishment has touched and changed lives.

"This achievement is dedicated to all those who dare to dream and persist, regardless of the challenges they face," Clara remarked, emphasizing the importance of perseverance and determination in pursuing one's goals.