Nigerian content creator Ayomiposi Oluwadahunsi — better known online as Mandy Kiss — has announced plans to attempt what she says will be a Guinness World Record (GWR): being with 100 men in a 24-hour period. The event is scheduled to begin on October 30 in the Ikorodu area of Lagos, according to a flyer Mandy Kiss posted to her Instagram account.
Mandy Kiss’s Instagram post included a flier bearing the GWR logo and a caption that read, in part, “100 men for 24hrs! I can and I will.” The announcement has since been shared widely on social platforms and picked up by several Nigerian news outlets.
Reaction online has been mixed. Some social-media users and blogs treated the announcement as a publicity stunt and compared it with similar high-profile attempts reported elsewhere. Others raised concerns about health, consent and legal implications. Past efforts of this nature have attracted medical warnings and emotional distress for participants, and commentators have urged caution.
Guinness World Records’ publicly stated policies stress safety and the avoidance of activities that are “unsuitable” or could cause harm; the organization requires strict evidence and clear, verifiable criteria for any record attempt. That has led observers to question whether an attempt like this would be admissible under GWR rules or ultimately recognized as an official record. Until (and unless) Guinness World Records publicly confirms it has approved specific rules and an adjudicator for this attempt, the claim remains an announced intention rather than a verified record.
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