Photos of Nigerian Boy With 5 Guinness World Records Go Viral Online, After Hilda Cooked for 100 Hours

• A 16-year-old Nigerian teenager has broken five Guinness World Records in the sports category of football
• A number of his records happened as a member of a team, while one was given to him for the most consecutive backward handsprings with a football between the legs
• Despite the boy's numerous exploits, he is still poor and currently an apprentice in Abia due to a lack of support

A 16-year-old Nigerian boy, Vincent Okezie, has come into media light as Hilda Baci's 100-hour cooking record trends online.

A popular Nigerian content creator, Lucky Udu, shared photos of him on Facebook and revealed that despite having broken multiple Guinness records at a young age, Okezie's life has not changed for the better.

It was revealed that he is currently a mechanic apprentice. Briefly News reached out to a number on the boy's Facebook page and spoke to his manager and coach, Chukwuebuka Ezugha, to confirm if he was indeed a record breaker. Before sharing details of the boy's feats, he said:

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"Vincent truely has five records. He supports himself as a mechanic and football after school."

5 Guinness World Records by Vincent Okezie

Below are the five records the 16-year-old has broken:

1. Most consecutive backward handsprings with a football between the legs.
2. Most consecutive passes of a football between the head and soles while balancing on the back of a person (129 passes).
3. Most over and under pass of a football (soccer ball) with feet touching in one minute (team of two).
4. Most transfers of football (soccer balls) spun on the finger in 30 seconds (team of two).
5. Most football (soccer) 'around the world' tricks with arms linked (team of two) by Victor Richard Kipo and Vincent Okezie

On one of his records, Guinness said:

"The most consecutive passes of a football (soccer ball) between the head and soles while balancing on the back of a person is 129, achieved by Chukwuebuka Ezugha, Victor Richard Kipo and Vincent Okezie (all Nigeria), in Ikot Ekpene, Akwa Ibom, Nigeria, on 11 March 2022."

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Briefly News compiled some of the reactions to his success on Facebook

Moses Gargba said:

"I thought winning Guinness world record comes with great benefits. Someone should pls enlighten me of the benefits."

Kelechi Okoro said:

"The difference between Hilda’s case and his is intentionality. It’s one thing to achieve a great feat and it’s another thing to make noise about it!"

Ndifreke Mathew said:

"This is not ordinary let's not deceive ourselves. Someone who has archived all these is not supposed to be hidden. Somethings we don't know might be involved."

Kenneth Onyekachi Ugwu said:

"Nd someone was celebrated by everyone including our politicians for only one cooking award just because of big nyansh. Nigeria!!!"

Annabel G. Roberts said:

"O my goodness. May the Almighty God bless and locate you to your destiny helper in Jesus mighty name. Amen. Congrats dear."

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In similar stories, Briefly News reported that Lucas Helmke, an accountant by profession and a devoted father, has proven that nothing is impossible by breaking the most push-ups in an hour, breaking the world record.

The barrel-chested Australian from Brisbane performed an incredible 3 206 push-ups in one hour, which equates to an average of over 53 push-ups every minute.

Source: Legit.ng