Afua Asantewaa Aduonum, the young Ghanaian lady seeking to set a new world record for the longest singing marathon by an individual, has, in a recent interview, pleaded with ECG not to cut the power during her record-breaking attempt.
The young lady is seen in a video with her team at the press briefing organised at Akwaaba Village, the venue where she will attempt the world record. In attendance were Ghana Tourism Authority CEO, Mr Akwesi Agyeman, Ghana Trade Fair CEO, Dr Agnes Adu, and representatives from Askof Production Limited.
Afua Asantewaa extended the plea to the officers at ECG to kindly hold off on all lights out during her attempt to break the world record. The young lady suggested that if it is possible, ECG can schedule the power interruption in January. However, Afua Asantewaa made it known to dignitaries and the press present that her team has made backups for power available if the worst were to happen.
“Preparations are far advanced and we have made available standby generators and plants to enable switching from the main power and backups when there are fluctuations. ECG, I am pleading, during this period, please spare me; let’s pile it up for at least the second week in January. So, from the 23rd to the end of December please hold the power for me,” she said.
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