A Nigerian woman named Helen Williams has made history by setting the Guinness World Record for the widest wig, a remarkable feat that has garnered international attention. This achievement comes shortly after another Nigerian, chess master Tunde Onakoya, brought honor to the nation by playing chess for 58 consecutive hours without losing a single game. Between 2021 and 2024, several Nigerians have achieved Guinness World Records, and Helen Williams is the latest to join this esteemed group.
The Guinness World Records shared a video highlighting Helen Williams’ extraordinary creation, the widest wig, which measures an impressive 3.65 meters (11 feet 11 inches). They praised her for this unique accomplishment, sharing her story with the world.
“Widest wig ⬅️ ➡️ 3.65 m (11 ft 11 in) by Helen Williams 🇳🇬 @hair_rite_9ja.”
Helen Williams described the challenges she faced during her attempt, saying, “I encountered many problems. The first few days of the attempt were difficult because I couldn’t walk or sit properly anymore!”
Watch the video of her incredible achievement below.
People from Nigeria and around the globe have been sending congratulatory messages to Helen Williams for her historic accomplishment. Here are some of their reactions:
- vahid.javan.k: “Wig or the Great Wall of China?”
- nechesblog2: “Wow congratulations @hair_rite_9ja ❤️❤️❤️.”
- iam_kwekuprince: “For this to be acceptable she should wear it to an occasion. Thank you 😂.”
- sweetling001: “Like it or not, she’s created and is holding the record. Also, the world knows her now. Congratulations my Nigerian sister 🙌🙌.”
- real_reyo: “Nigeria go tear this book I swear 😂 Congratulations 🙌❤️.”
- bitcoin_chief: “Lol she will sweep the Grammy.”
Helen Williams’ achievement not only showcases her creativity and determination but also brings pride to Nigeria, adding to the country’s growing list of world record holders.
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