World Record: Pinki Debbie ready to break Guinness World Record for Longest Dance by an Individual

Odumewu Debbie Sunmisola popularly known as “PINKIDEBBIE”, is a 22-year-old renowned dance performer, exhibitionist and media influencer in the Nigerian entertainment industry.

Debbie, who is a graduate of policy and strategic studies from covenant university, started honing her dance skills at the age of 6. She draws her inspiration from her mother whose support for her work has been unwavering.

Debbie is an achiever and has demonstrated this time after time as evident in her impressive laurel winning streak of 4 years. She continually pushes boundaries and was just recently the 2nd runner-up in the Etisalat break free 24hr dance challenge as well as the last female dancer standing.

Debbie is attempting to break the Guinness book of world record for longest dance by an individual by dancing for 7 days. The world record currently stands at a 5-day dance marathon. In respect to the record-breaking attempt, Debbie is formally soliciting for media partnership and support from your esteemed brand for the 2 weeks.

Date: Friday, November 17th – Friday, November 24th, 2017.
Venue: The Palms Shopping Mall, Victoria Island, Lagos.

Debbie is driven by her passion, sheer will, dauntless determination and pure desire to make a name for herself and her brand on a global scale as well as the will to show the innate strength of the Nigerian woman.

She’s attempting to break the record for the following reasons:

• To put the Nigerian woman on the global map and as such use her attempt and success as a wheel to push positive messages about the Nigerian woman and her role in our contemporary society;
• With her performance, she intends to exemplify why dancers are artistes as well as athletes;
• She is attempting to break the Guinness World Records to carve a niche for herself in the Nigerian entertainment industry;
• She is attempting the 7-days dance marathon to drive conversations to empower women in society and empowering the society itself through its women.