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Regardless of the final outcome, many Nigerians have praised Habibat for her resilience, perseverance, and commitment to completing a challenge that demanded both physical and spiritual strength.
A Nigerian woman, Habibat Salawudeen Ihiovi-Jack, has completed a 144-hour Bible reading marathon as part of an attempt to set a new Guinness World Record.
The challenge began on June 22, 2026, and lasted for six consecutive days. During the marathon, Habibat spent hours continuously reading passages from the Bible, demonstrating remarkable endurance, discipline, and commitment to her faith.
Many supporters followed her progress throughout the event and encouraged her as she worked to complete the ambitious challenge. Her effort attracted attention from people who admired her determination and dedication to sharing the message of the Bible.
Habitat said the attempt was not only about breaking a world record but also about promoting the importance of Scripture and encouraging others to strengthen their faith through regular Bible study.
With the 144-hour marathon now completed, she is awaiting official verification from Guinness World Records. The organisation will review the evidence submitted before deciding whether the achievement qualifies as a new world record.
Regardless of the final outcome, many Nigerians have praised Habibat for her resilience, perseverance, and commitment to completing a challenge that demanded both physical and spiritual strength.
Congratulations and goodwill messages have continued to pour in as people celebrate what many describe as an inspiring achievement.
