According to him, he would write and produce two books each day with a minimum of 25 pages, both fiction and nonfiction.

 

Daniel Ehis Aiguokhian, a student of the University of Calabar has announced plan to break a Guinness World Record.

 

According to him, he will write for seven days nonstop to set a Guinness World Record.

 

He added that he would write and produce two books each day with a minimum of 25 pages, both fiction and nonfiction.

 

In his words:

 

“In 24 hours, I’ll have 1hr to myself. But this 1hr is going to be divided into two. The first would be 30 minutes. The second would be 30 minutes after sitting for minimum of 10 hours to write.

 

“It’ll last for 7 days, 20 hours. This means that I’ll only have 7 hours to myself for 7 days. The remaining 20 hours, I’m only expected to use 10 minutes for myself.

 

“During this period, I’ll write and produce two books each day with a minimum of 25 pages each. The books to be produced are going to be on fiction and nonfiction. I’ll not use my voice to write. I’ll be using my hands and paper.

 

“My phone is not expected to be with me. It’ll be far from me. There’ll be people who’ll handle all my social media handles(Instagram, YouTube, Facebook, Twitter, etc). These are the places you can also watch the event live. It’s something that can be achieved through your support. I’ll need you on the D-Day.”

 

See his post below: