Guinness World Record holder, Kafayat Oluwatoyin popularly known as Kaffy has shared the major condition to be met before Guinness World Record can induct Hilda Baci.
Kaffy, who joined in the celebration of Hilda took to social media to explain to Nigerians, the reason why Hilda is yet to be inducted. Her response was directed to Nigerians questioning the Guinness World Records on why they are yet to verify Hilda’s record breaking.
According to the dancer, the delay in verifying Hilda’s record may be due to deep investigation and verification, as she herself had to wait for a long two weeks before her record could be verified. She explained that this delay is part of a standard procedure and that many people who have broken records have faced similar issues. She added that some people who had done great feats in the past were sadly not acknowledged by Guiness World Records. She said: “Yes this is standard procedure ! Even during our own we had to wait for almost two weeks for them to review videos and all records before they confirm. “A lot of people attempt and succeed in beating timelines but don’t get verified because of technical errors. It’s not Hilda’s portion IJN,” she added. Kaffy is the Guinness World Record holder for ‘longest dance party’. See Kaffy’s tweet below:
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