Guinness World Records Rejects Nigerian Creator Mandy Kiss Over Controversial Attempt To Break Most Sexual Partners Record

 

Guinness World Records has turned down the latest bid by Nigerian internet personality Ayomiposi Oluwadahunsi, popularly known as Mandy Kiss, who had announced plans to set a record involving sexual partners within a single day. The decision from the globally renowned organization has sparked heated debates across social media platforms in Nigeria and beyond, with many criticizing both the proposed stunt and the creator’s growing penchant for controversy.

Mandy Kiss, who has styled herself as the “President of Olosho” (a slang term associated with sex work), recently unveiled a viral flier indicating her intent to achieve a record for the highest number of sexual partners within 24 hours. The event was scheduled for October 30, 2025, and was promoted as taking place somewhere in Ikorodu, Lagos State, although specific details regarding the venue were conspicuously absent. The publicity material quickly drew both ridicule and shock, igniting a flurry of conversations about morality, publicity stunts, and the boundaries of entertainment in Nigeria’s evolving digital landscape.

Guinness World Records, often celebrated for its vast catalog of unusual and extraordinary achievements, swiftly distanced itself from the attempt. The organization clarified its stance via a short but firm response on its official social media page. According to the message, “This is not a record we monitor,” effectively shutting down any notion that the attempt could be legitimized or recorded under their watch. The brief statement not only rejected Mandy Kiss’s proposal but also reinforced Guinness World Records’ reputation for setting strict boundaries on what qualifies as an official feat.

The announcement left many Nigerians divided. Some expressed relief, applauding Guinness World Records for refusing to validate what they described as an exploitative and degrading spectacle. Critics emphasized that records should highlight creativity, endurance, or talent rather than actions that promote risky behavior or reinforce negative stereotypes. Supporters of the decision argued that encouraging such a record would undermine the credibility of Guinness World Records, which has built its reputation over decades by celebrating unique but constructive human achievements.

On the other hand, a small fraction of Mandy Kiss’s fan base perceived the rejection as an example of societal hypocrisy. They contended that the creator’s proposed attempt was no different from other controversial entertainment ventures and accused the wider public of unfairly targeting her due to her outspoken persona and risqué brand identity. Some even suggested that Mandy Kiss’s stunt had already succeeded in its primary goal, which was to spark publicity and ensure her name remained in constant circulation within Nigeria’s buzzing entertainment space.

The viral flier itself added fuel to the debate. Featuring bold captions and provocative imagery, it announced the planned October event as if it were a mainstream festival, yet offered no concrete logistical details about how the attempt would unfold. Many observers believe the lack of specificity hints that the announcement was never truly intended to materialize into an actual event but rather to generate conversation, controversy, and online traffic.

For Guinness World Records, this is not the first time the organization has had to publicly reject proposals it deems inappropriate, offensive, or unsafe. The body has consistently maintained that while it seeks to document extraordinary feats, it does not endorse attempts that pose significant health risks, violate ethical standards, or promote actions considered socially harmful. By firmly dismissing Mandy Kiss’s proposal, the organization has once again drawn a clear line between outrageous stunts for publicity and genuine record-worthy accomplishments.

Cultural analysts observing the saga believe the incident reflects a deeper tension between fame-driven content creation and societal expectations in Nigeria. The rise of social media has given unconventional personalities like Mandy Kiss a platform to redefine notoriety as a form of influence. For many, pushing boundaries is seen as a shortcut to visibility, even when it courts backlash. Yet such antics frequently trigger heated moral debates in a country that often straddles conservative values and rapidly globalizing entertainment trends.

Mandy Kiss has not issued an official reaction to Guinness World Records’ rejection at the time of reporting. However, her online followers continue to speculate on whether she will attempt to pivot to another stunt or simply leverage the controversy to bolster her digital persona. Critics warn that such provocative campaigns may leave lasting damage on her reputation and question whether notoriety without substance can sustain long-term influence in Nigeria’s competitive entertainment space.

The controversy serves as a reminder of how far some creators are willing to go for attention in today’s content-driven economy. While Guinness World Records continues to celebrate human ingenuity through feats of strength, creativity, and perseverance, Mandy Kiss’s case illustrates the growing rift between publicity stunts that thrive in internet culture and the more traditional recognition of achievements that inspire and endure.

With October fast approaching, it remains uncertain whether the Ikorodu event will go ahead in any unofficial capacity. Regardless of the outcome, the decision by Guinness World Records has already shifted the spotlight away from the supposed attempt and toward the broader cultural conversations about boundaries, values, and the pursuit of fame at any cost. 

Nigerian content creator Mandy Kiss has announced plans to attempt a Guinness World Record of having sex with 100 men in one day, starting on October 30th. pic.twitter.com/A5dss5w1vj

— Naija (@Naija_PR) September 23, 2025