
Guinness World Record for Longest 200hrs Ironing Marathon – In an extraordinary feat of endurance and determination, 27-year-old Abdul Fatah from the Adavi Local Government Area in Kogi State, Nigeria, is on the brink of making history by breaking the Guinness World Record for the Longest Marathon Ironing by an individual.
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Abdul Fatah embarked on this remarkable journey on January 10, 2024, and is currently stationed off Ajaokuta road, Ganaja village in Lokoja, the state capital. His ambitious goal is to complete a staggering 200-hour marathon ironing session, surpassing the existing record set by Gareth Sanders, a 28-year-old cleaning company manager who ironed non-stop for nearly 100 hours.
Acknowledgment and support for Abdul Fatah’s endeavor have been pouring in from well-meaning Nigerians who recognize the magnitude of his undertaking. His perseverance has already earned him praise, and the anticipation is building as he steadily progresses towards the coveted Guinness World Record.

Abdul Fatah has successfully surpassed the 72-hour mark, showcasing his unwavering commitment to achieving this extraordinary milestone. As he continues his marathon ironing, he calls upon the support of fellow Nigerians, the Kogi State government, and the industrious sons and daughters of the land to rally behind him and contribute to the success of this historic endeavor.
All eyes are now on the Guinness World Record, with Abdul Fatah counting down the hours until he not only breaks the existing record but becomes the new world record holder for the Longest Ironing Marathon by an individual.
For those interested in following Abdul Fatah’s journey and offering support, he can be reached through his social media handles:
- Twitter: @el_Okene4609
- Instagram: @abdulfattahelokene
- Facebook: ElOkeneAbdulfattah
Abdul Fatah’s pursuit of this extraordinary feat is not just a personal triumph but a testament to the indomitable spirit and resilience of the Nigerian people.