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Why GH man Patrick Amenuvour ended his stand-a-thon attempt just after 30 minutes revealed

Unexpectedly, Ghanaian photographer and content creator Patrick Amenuvor called off his Guinness World Record (GWR) stand-a-thon attempt merely 30 minutes after commencing the challenge on January 14, 2024.

The unexpected decision has left supporters and followers puzzled, with a circulating statement on social media shedding light on the reason behind the sudden halt.

Patrick Amenuvor initiated the GWR attempt in the afternoon on January 14, 2024, amidst the presence of supporters and judges who were prepared to witness the ambitious feat end in glory.

However, a statement circulating on social media revealed that Amenuvor opted to call off the record-breaking endeavour, citing a belief that he had inadvertently violated some rules set forth by the Guinness World Record.

In his statement, Patrick Amenuvor expressed his decision to cease the GWR attempt, stating,
“At this point, I deem it fit to get back with my team to review our attempt so far and make sure to avoid any errors that may hinder my future attempt.”

Concluding his message, Patrick expressed gratitude to all his supporters and the Ghanaian community for rallying behind him in pursuit of this challenging record.

He additionally revealed that the stand-a-thon attempt remains a passionate dream he is determined to fulfil, signalling the possibility of a future endeavour once compliance concerns are addressed.

Below are some of the reactions from Ghanaians following Patrick’s shocking revelation…

Kwame Bona – This guy just wanted to be known

Regina Dankwa – Before he collapses good discussion

Priscilla Edusah – He should have stated the error for future reference so we all learn.

Abigail Adutwumwah – Thank you for knowing the truth

Kwame James Born – This what he wanted, the trend and he has succeeded with his memo circulating on social media

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