Nigerian radio personality George Iniabasi Essien, widely known as Mighty George, has officially broken the Guinness World Record for the longest marathon radio talk show.
Broadcasting live from Comfort 95.1 FM in Uyo, Akwa Ibom State, Mighty George surpassed the previous record of 88 hours, 8 seconds, set by Japan’s Taishi Masuoka in 2017.
During the historic broadcast, Mighty George kept listeners engaged with discussions on Nigerian culture, history, music, and social issues.
His show featured guest appearances from musicians, politicians, journalists, and activists, making it an interactive experience.
In a passionate declaration after breaking the record, he said: “I have successfully smashed the Guinness World Record for the longest radio talk show, surpassing the previous record of 88 hours.”
Not satisfied with just breaking the record, Mighty George set his sights on 100 hours, determined to push the boundaries even further. “After an incredible 88 hours, 8 seconds—and counting. Congratulations to me, the champion, as I proceed to set a new record of 100 hours.”
Nationwide Celebration and Governor’s Visit
His achievement has sparked excitement across Nigeria, especially in Akwa Ibom State, where listeners and fans gathered at the radio station to cheer him on.
Governor Umo Eno personally visited Comfort 95.1 FM to congratulate Mighty George, acknowledging his dedication and endurance. “This is not just my record—this is a win for everyone who believes in the power of voice and perseverance.”
Mighty George’s achievement has put Nigerian radio broadcasting on the global stage, reinforcing Nigeria’s presence in world records.
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