Ghanaian Car Enthusiast, Felicity Asantewaa has made history by setting a new Guinness World Record (GWR) for the most cars washed in eight hours.
Felicity's impressive feat was officially recognized by GWR after she successfully washed 60 cars, surpassing the previous record by five cars.
The record-breaking event took place in Accra, Ghana, on March 9, 2024, showcasing Felicity's dedication and hard work.
A statement on the GWR website confirmed her achievement: "The most cars washed in eight hours by an individual is 60 and was achieved by Felicity Asantewaa (Ghana) in Accra, Ghana, on 9 March 2024. Felicity broke the record by 5."
This remarkable accomplishment has not only highlighted Felicity's determination and efficiency but also put Ghana on the global map for extraordinary achievements.
Her ability to wash 60 cars in such a short timeframe has earned her a well-deserved spot in the Guinness World Records, bringing pride to her nation.
Felicity's success comes at a time when many Ghanaians have been striving to make their mark in the Guinness World Records.
Her achievement shines a spotlight on Ghana's potential for extraordinary feats and serves as an inspiration to others.
Before Felicity's notable achievement, Ghanaian Chef Smith was involved in a scandal concerning Guinness World Record stunts.
Chef Smith had participated in a sponsored cook-a-thon without officially applying for the record, falsely claiming recognition from GWR for the longest cook-a-thon.
His deception was uncovered by Ghanaian journalists and social media users, and GWR eventually confirmed that he was not in their records.
Chef Smith later apologized to the nation in an emotional interview, asking for forgiveness.
Felicity Asantewaa's record-setting accomplishment stands in stark contrast, exemplifying honesty and hard work.
Her story is a source of pride and a testament to what can be achieved with determination and dedication. Congratulations to Felicity Asantewaa for her incredible achievement!
Story by: Joshua Kwabena Smith
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