Sing-a-thon: AAPI congratulates Afua Asantewaa on her world record attempt

The Ghana Chapter of the African Artistes Peace Initiative (AAPI) has joyfully extended heartfelt congratulations to Ghanaian media personality and entrepreneur Afua Asantewaa O. Aduonum, better known as Afua Asantewaa for embarking on the bold sing-a-thon initiative, with the ambitious aim of securing her place in the esteemed Guinness World Records.

As an organization committed to promoting unity through music, AAPI in a statement applauded Afua for her unwavering passion and dedication to pushing the limits of musical excellence.

Below is the full statement

The Ghana Chapter of the African Artistes Peace Initiative (AAPI) proudly extends its warmest congratulations to Afua Asantewaa for embarking on the audacious Sing-a-Thon endeavor, aiming to etch her name in the prestigious Guinness World Records. As an organization dedicated to fostering unity through music, we commend Afua’s passion and commitment to pushing the boundaries of musical achievement.

Afua Asantewaa’s ambitious quest aligns seamlessly with the values upheld by AAPI, where music becomes a powerful instrument for promoting peace, understanding, and cultural exchange. Her determination to set a new Guinness World Record not only showcases her exceptional talent but also underscores the universal language that music speaks, transcending borders and connecting people across the globe.

In the spirit of Pan Africanism, AAPI recognizes Afua’s Sing-a-Thon as a testament to the rich musical heritage that unites us all. As the Head of AAPI Ghana, I, Akofa Edjeani, and the executives extend our congratulations to Afua. Her dedication to pushing the boundaries of musical achievement not only inspires fellow musicians but also resonates with our mission to harness the transformative power of music for positive change.

Afua’s Sing-a-Thon stands as a symbol of creativity, resilience, and the boundless possibilities that music presents. We encourage everyone to join us in supporting Afua Asantewaa on this remarkable journey and celebrate the potential of music to break barriers and create lasting connections.

For media inquiries and further information, please contact [Media Liaison, Ahuma Bosco Ocansey, 0243382474].

About African Artistes Peace Initiative (AAPI)

AAPI is a collective of musicians and artists committed to promoting peace, unity, and cultural understanding through the universal language of music. With chapters across the African continent, AAPI strives to harness the power of the arts for positive social impact.

Contact:

Akofa Edjeanj

Head, AAPI Ghana Chapter

[024 422 3548]

Afua Asantewaa has completed a five-day singing marathon that she hopes will earn her a Guinness World Record.

With a hoarse voice, and wrapped in her country’s flag, she thanked the crowd of supporters in the capital, Accra.

Clearly exhausted, the 33-year-old could barely remember what day it was.

Beginning on Christmas Eve, she beat a previous sing-a-thon record by nearly 24 hours, but has to wait to see if her effort will be officially recognised.

Asantewaa performed for 126 hours and 52 minutes. According to the rules set by Guinness World Records, she was allowed a five-minute break every hour, or 20 minutes after four hours.

Leave a Reply