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Nigerian content creator Ayomiposi Oluwadahunsi, who goes by the name Mandy Kiss, has made headlines with a bold announcement. She wanted to set a Guinness World Record by having sex with one hundred men in just one day. But the famous record keepers said no right away. They told her plainly that they do not track or watch over such events. This news broke on September twenty-third, two thousand and twenty-five, and it has left many people across Nigeria talking and shaking their heads. Read Our Last Post: 15 School Children D!e After Eating Poisoned Snacks from Spaza Shop
Mandy Kiss shared her big idea on her Instagram page on September twenty-second. She posted a bright flyer with the Guinness World Records logo on it. The flyer said she aimed to break the record for the highest number of sexual partners in twenty-four hours. She picked October thirtieth, two thousand and twenty-five, as the date for her try. The spot would be in Ikorodu, a part of Lagos State, though she did not say exactly where. In her post, Mandy wrote, "One hundred men for twenty-four hours. I can and I will." She calls herself the "president of olosho," which means she jokes about being a leader in the world of adult fun. Her followers know her for making videos that mix laughs, dances, and spicy stories. This plan, however, took things to a whole new level.
Guinness World Records, the group that keeps track of amazing human feats like the longest marathon or the biggest cake, reacted fast. On September twenty-third, they put out a short message on their own social media. It read, "This is not a record we monitor." They made it clear that attempts like this do not fit their rules. The company stays away from anything that could harm health or go against good values. In the past, they have turned down similar ideas from other people around the world. For example, a British woman named Bonnie Blue said she was with over one thousand men in one day earlier this year, but Guinness did not call it a record. Years ago, an American performer claimed almost nine hundred in a short time, yet it never made the official book. These cases show how the group picks only safe and positive challenges.
Who is Mandy Kiss, and why does this matter to so many? She comes from Lagos, where she has built a big online following with her open and fun personality. At one point, in two thousand and twenty-three, she shared that she had turned to faith and even sang gospel songs. People cheered her for that change. But she went back to her old style of content, sharing bits of her life in the adult world. Now, at about twenty-nine years old, she uses platforms like Instagram to connect with fans. Her post about the record got thousands of likes and shares in hours. Some fans laughed and called it a smart way to get more attention. Others worried about the risks, like health problems or bad judgments. News sites such as Naija News, Tribune Online, and Legit.ng picked up the story quick, calling it controversial and unusual.
On X, formerly known as Twitter, the talk exploded like fireworks. Posts flew in from all over Nigeria. One user wrote, "Mandy Kiss wan break Guinness World Record of having sex with one hundred men in one day. Problem no dey finish." Another shared a picture of the flyer and added, "This is not a record we monitor – Guinness World Record responds to Mandy Kiss one hundred men sex marathon." People joked about the math – how could one person handle that many in a day? Comments like "Infection go finish her" mixed with serious ones, such as "Why isn’t it a record you monitor? Isn’t sharing infection to one hundred men an incredible thing to do?" Some defended her choice, saying every adult can decide for themselves. Others asked if it was just for views or "clout," as young people say. By September twenty-fourth, hashtags like #MandyKiss and #GuinnessRecord trended in Nigeria, with over ten thousand mentions in a day.
This event comes at a time when Nigerians love cheering for their own in Guinness books. Just weeks ago, on September twelfth, chef Hilda Baci set a new mark for the largest pot of jollof rice, weighing eight thousand seven hundred and eighty kilograms. Stars like actress Funke Akindele joined in, and it brought joy to many. Other hits include long cooking marathons or dancing sessions that unite the country. But Mandy's try stands out because it pushes against what most see as family-friendly fun. Experts in health say such plans could lead to big dangers, like passing on diseases or body strain. Groups that fight for women's rights point out the pressure on creators to do extreme things for likes and money. In a nation where poverty touches half the people, some wonder if this shows deeper issues, like how social media changes what we value.
So far, Mandy Kiss has not said much since the rejection. Her Instagram stays full of the original post, with comments still rolling in. Will she go ahead on October thirtieth anyway, just for her fans? Or will she pick a different goal, maybe something safer like a dance challenge? No one knows yet. The flyer she shared had spots for sponsors, so perhaps she hoped for money or deals from it all. Guinness, meanwhile, keeps focusing on records like the longest hug or fastest reading, things that bring smiles without worry.
