Nigerian content creator Ayomiposi Oluwadahunsi, popularly known as Mandy Kiss and self-styled as the “Queen of Olosho,” has sparked nationwide debate after announcing plans to set a world record by sleeping with 100 men in just 24 hours.
The controversial internet personality made this revelation in a bold Instagram post on September 22, 2025, accompanied by a flier that bore the Guinness World Records (GWR) logo. “100 men for 24 hours. I can and I will,” Mandy declared, with the event scheduled for October 30 in Ikorodu, Lagos, though the exact venue remains undisclosed.
The announcement quickly went viral, stirring reactions ranging from outrage to curiosity across social media platforms. While some applaud her confidence and daring, many Nigerians questioned the morality, health implications, and legitimacy of such a record attempt.
In response, Guinness World Records promptly issued a public statement clarifying their position: “This is not a record we monitor.” The organization made it clear that records involving adult content or sexual activities fall outside their scope and are not eligible for official recognition in their esteemed record book.
Mandy Kiss, who has openly embraced her provocative lifestyle and often courts controversy with her social media presence, has continued to fuel discussion despite the GWR dismissal. Some observers pointed out that although similar claims have been made in other countries, such feats have never been officially acknowledged by Guinness World Records.
The debate surrounding Mandy’s announcement raises wider questions about the kinds of achievements that merit public recognition and the boundaries of record-setting in a digitized world where social media fame often pushes conventional norms.
As the October 30 date approaches, the public remains divided, with conversations focusing on issues of personal freedom, cultural values, health concerns, and the role of Guinness World Records in endorsing such challenges.
