History has been made at the University of Ilorin as Kazeem Akanbi Sanusi, a 400-level Mathematics student, shattered the Guinness World Record for the Longest Mathematics Lesson. In an extraordinary display of endurance, brilliance, and academic passion, Kazeem taught non-stop for 31 hours, 42 minutes, and 54 seconds, breaking the previous record of 26 hours.
The groundbreaking event unfolded at the University Auditorium Basement and drew thunderous applause from students, academic leaders, and university dignitaries who gathered to witness the record-breaking session. It was more than just a lesson—it was a moment of pride, inspiration, and global recognition for the Nigerian academic community.
Top university officials were present to celebrate the feat, including the Vice-Chancellor, Professor Wahab Egbewole, SAN; Deputy Vice-Chancellor for Management Services, Professor Adegboyega Fawole; Registrar, Mr. Mansur Alfanla; Dean of Physical Sciences, Professor Abdullahi Alafara Baba; Acting Dean of Student Affairs, Dr. Alex Akanmu; and the Students’ Union President, Comrade Victor Agezeh.
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The 24-year-old academic star pushed beyond mental and physical limits, delivering complex mathematical theories and solving equations in a marathon session that has since gone viral across social media platforms. Videos and photos from the event are already trending with the hashtag #KazeemTheMathKing, as Nigerians and math enthusiasts around the world celebrate his dedication and intellect.
Kazeem, who has now etched his name into the Guinness World Records history books, is currently awaiting official confirmation from the GWR team. Nonetheless, his record attempt has already ignited widespread admiration and is being hailed as a symbol of academic excellence and resilience from Africa’s most populous nation.
