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Nigerian Dancer Ben Dancer Completes Seven-Day Dance Marathon, Awaits Guinness Verdict

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Nigerian dancer and choreographer Benjamin Daniel Gabriel , popularly known as Ben Dancer , has completed a remarkable seven-day dance marathon in Lagos as he seeks to set a new Guinness World Records title . The dancer ended the physically demanding challenge after dancing for 176 hours, 52 minutes and 59 seconds , according to reports, taking his performance well beyond the seven-day target he initially set for himself. However, despite completing the marathon, Ben Dancer has not yet been officially declared a Guinness World Records holder. His evidence will have to go through the organisation's verification process before the record can be confirmed. Ben Dancer Goes Beyond His Seven-Day Target Ben Dancer began the endurance challenge in Lagos on September 22, with the aim of dancing continuously for seven days. His initial target was 168 hours , equivalent to seven days. But after reaching that milestone, he continued dancing for several more hours. His team said the fi...

Zamfara Flood Disaster: Emir Reveals Over 10,000 Displaced, Vast Farmlands Destroyed

The Emir of Gummi, Equity Hassan Lawal, uncovered the staggering figures on Saturday during an on-the-spot evaluation visit by Zamfara State Lead representative Dauda Lawal.

North of 10,000 occupants have been uprooted and broad farmlands, alongside properties worth huge number of naira, have been obliterated by serious flooding in the Gummi Neighborhood Government Area of Zamfara State.

The Emir of Gummi, Equity Hassan Lawal, uncovered the staggering figures on Saturday during an on-the-spot evaluation visit by Zamfara State Lead representative Dauda Lawal.

The lead representative visited Gummi town and the Gayari people group to assess the effect of the floods, which followed a long time of extraordinary precipitation.

In the interim, the Emir advised the lead representative on the nearby government's circumstance, giving a definite record.

The Emir said, "In the wake of talking with specialists, apparently an extremely durable arrangement is practical. Our evaluation demonstrates that 10,291 families have been affected."

Lead representative Lawal communicated his compassion toward the flood casualties and reported a quick help bundle. This incorporates N100,000 and the dissemination of 10,000 packs of grouped grains, as well as mosquito nets and covers.

The lead representative likewise dedicated to long haul flood the executives techniques, which will include developing new seepage frameworks, fixing existing dams, and possibly fabricating extra ones.

“I am here in Gummi Local Government Area to offer my condolences and conduct an on-the-spot assessment of the communities affected by last week’s heavy rainfall,” he said.

He further disclosed, “I have arranged for 10,000 bags of food, including rice, maize, and millet, to be distributed to the flood victims. The trucks are already en route to Gummi for this purpose. On behalf of the Zamfara State Government, I am also allocating N100 million in support for those affected. Furthermore, we will provide land outside the danger zone for victims to build new homes.”

However, the state government has established a committee led by elder statesman Salihu Gumi to oversee the distribution of relief materials and ensure that all affected individuals receive the necessary assistance.

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