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Two-time Guinness World Records (GWR) contender Afua Asantewaa O. Aduonum has been featured prominently on the renowned New York Times Billboard in New York City, Manhattan, USA.
The music marathon diva's exploitation attracted the attention of the historical, famous and busiest intersections in the world, resulting in her capture on the massive digital screen.
In 2023, the young lady made an audacious attempt to sing for five days continues in Accra, Ghana to break and set a world record.
However, she missed her target on technical grounds.
And daring as she is, she attempted it again a year later in Kumasi, Ghana's second-largest city.
And having domiciled currently in Canada due to consistent attacks from a section of people and cyber bully, she is considering a third attempt on foreign land.
"It's an honor for me, my country, team and all who have contributed to making the Afua Asantewaa (Singathon) brand what it is today," she said after the feature.
The New York Times Billboard platform captures photo, video, or brand displayed on a massive digital screen in one of the busiest, most famous commercial intersections in the world. It symbolises elite celebrity or corporate status.
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