Afua Asantewaa, a talented Ghanaian singer, has revealed that she and her team have taken the initiative to expedite the review process of her Guinness World Records sing-a-thon attempt.
The priority review, which comes at a cost of $750, will significantly reduce the waiting period for the official confirmation of her achievement from the standard 12 weeks to just 1-5 days.
Speaking in an interview with Joy News, Asantewaa explained that due to the high level of interest in her event, the organizers requested their files for review. However, after waiting for two weeks without any update, they decided to opt for the priority review in order to fast-track the validation process.
This decision not only demonstrates Asantewaa’s dedication to transparency, but it also highlights the meticulousness and strict standards associated with Guinness World Records. As the world eagerly anticipates the official recognition from Guinness World Records, Asantewaa’s commitment to ensuring a thorough verification of her record-breaking sing-a-thon is evident.
Against the backdrop of her captivating performance at the Akwaaba Village from December 24 to December 27, 2023, where she sang for an impressive 126 hours and 52 minutes, Asantewaa’s pursuit of an official Guinness World Record only serves to solidify her status as a singing sensation and a symbol of unwavering determination.
