19-Year-Old Plateau Woman Lisha Seleme Completes 72-Hour Nail-A-Thon Painting World Record

Yakubu Busari

A Nineteen (19) years old plateau woman, Miss Lisha Seleme Dachor’s Quest For Guinness World Record has won the attraction of the Guinness world promo in nail painting.

She disclosed that the biggest challenges she experienced in achieving the World Guinness Title Holder in nail painting were, “I wanted to sleep and sleep didn’t come, I   spent 24 hours without sleep and the whole 72 hours designing and painting no stop “.

Dachor’s made this disclosure at the Crispan Hotel in Jos South LGA on Friday while briefing Journalists on her breakthrough success.

She disclosed that “her desire to work hard for the Guinness World Record started two years ago when I  embarked on searching for the information available on nail painting where all the necessary details were available on the website.

Dachor’s presented the narrative of her changing world for mill technician and entrepreneurship skills acquisition in promoting the first black woman to enter the Guinness Book of Records in painting the faces of millions.

She explained that to start the competition, she registered from scratch to research on 29/11/2023 and that was accepted by the Guinness World Records on 30/11/2023 which they didn’t reply with guidelines until a month later after 72 hours.

Lisha Seleme, added that the task of nail painting was very difficult and tasking and she had to paint 6 people per hour under the supervision of a camera monitoring the recording in the present Guinness World including people profiles.

She maintained that she decided to opt for a difference between the event of colours, the length of people’s colors that march with how people had to follow through a video recorder.

Sometimes I spent 32 hours without sleep and went through the hardest experience and challenge of financial sponsorship to meet up with nobody else to assist due issue of condition, she said.

She commended her parents and the Plateau State Government for their overwhelming support her during the painting exercise which propelled her to an international world record of first black woman to pained over 3 million people in the shortest time.

Lisha Seleme Dachor said her quest in life is to go back to school and continue with her academic pursuits and also promote the business of nail painting to local and international standards.

She disclosed that the campaign was done in Jos because the people allowed her to grow by providing a platform for her were they supported her spiritually and I have demonstrated my kindness to tell the world that Plateau people are peaceful and hospitable.

Lisha applauded Aisha for her resilience and commitment to seeing her dream come true through the sacrifice made to her as a friend.

You have made a lot of sacrifices of mobilization people who are coming while I sit down in one place for 144 days God reward you as I cannot forget your devotion.

I don’t know that Aisha you stand by me and I appreciate you, Also the government for the support especially the Commissioner For Information and Communication, Musa Ashom represented by Comrade Emmanuel Ladi.

She now awaits GWR’s review after completing her attempt and submitting her evidence.