Promise Wosu Junior, a determined young Nigerian known as ‘Wene’, has set out to make history. His goal is to run from Lagos to Port Harcourt, aiming for a world record in covering the longest distance on foot.
News About Nigeria reports that Wene, 28, plans to cover an incredible 606 kilometres, crossing six Nigerian states and ending in Rivers State’s capital city. This formidable challenge is expected to unfold over five days.
Guinness World Records offers a wide range of records in various categories, and Wene’s attempt aligns with the spirit of perseverance and ambition as he seeks a spot in the record books.
His journey began at the well-known Toll Gate in Lekki, Lagos, at 4 a.m. on Tuesday, October 17. Wene aims to reach Port Harcourt City by Saturday, October 21.
In a statement, Wene expressed the determination and hard work required to turn his dream into reality, viewing the challenge as a testament to values like ‘impossibilities, passion, determination, consistency, patience, and focus’.
Wene’s journey is already underway, and he shows an unwavering spirit that exemplifies human endurance and the pursuit of greatness.
Over eight hours into his journey, he shared photos of his arrival in Ogun State, highlighting significant progress made on his ambitious adventure.
The entire nation watches in anticipation and admiration as Wene pushes the limits of human potential, aiming to make a mark in the record books.
His journey is not just a personal quest but also an inspiration to those who dare to dream and challenge their limits.
