Ex-Muslim Habibat Salawudeen Completes 144-Hour Bible Reading GWR Attempt

PORT HARCOURT, Nigeria — Ex-Muslim Habibat Salawudeen has successfully completed a 144-hour non-stop reading of the Holy Bible, marking the end of her ambitious Guinness World Record attempt.

The Kogi State native read aloud for six consecutive days, beginning on June 22 and concluding on June 29 in Port Harcourt. Her feat has drawn attention across Nigeria, where religious devotion often intersects with personal transformation stories.

Salawudeen, who converted to Christianity several years ago, told supporters that the marathon was not solely about securing a world record. Her primary aim, she explained, was to inspire people globally to engage more deeply with the Bible.

According to those familiar with her preparation, the 144-hour challenge followed four years of dedicated mental and physical training. The attempt tested endurance limits while highlighting themes of faith and resilience common in many Nigerian communities.

NaijaChoice News monitored the concluding stages of the record bid, which has sparked conversations among Christian groups and youth across the country about the power of scripture in personal journeys.

In a nation known for its vibrant religious landscape, Salawudeen’s achievement underscores the profound impact of individual testimonies on public inspiration.

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