In a remarkable feat, Isaac Amoako, a young Ghanaian graduate, has secured approval from Guinness World Records to undertake an extraordinary reading challenge—a nonstop reading attempt lasting an impressive six days.

In an exclusive interview with GhPage, Isaac Amoako expressed his joy upon receiving the confirmation email, considering it one of the proudest moments of his life.

Currently unemployed, the graduate from the University of Education (Winneba) aims to set a new record for the longest reading-aloud marathon, a dream that has intensified his passion for reading.

In a recent interview, Isaac Amoako disclosed that he had received a confirmation email from Guinness World Records, validating his eligibility for the upcoming reading marathon.

This significant achievement has filled him with pride and enthusiasm, paving the way for a challenging yet rewarding endeavour.

For Isaac, breaking the record for the longest reading-aloud marathon holds deep personal significance—it is a dream transformed into reality.

The aspiring record-breaker explained that his passion for reading, combined with the inspiration drawn from the prevalent reliance on social media in today's generation, served as the driving force behind this extraordinary undertaking.

Isaac Amoako is optimistic about the upcoming reading marathon, setting an ambitious goal of reading continuously for 145 to 150 hours.

With three years of meticulous planning behind him, he is determined to make a lasting impact in the realm of literary achievements.