Ghanaian police officer set to attempt Guinness World Record in painting marathon

Pabby Saraphina , a police officer stationed at the Eastern Regional Police Headquarters, is preparing to embark on a five-day painting marathon, aiming to set a new Guinness World Record.

The current record for such a feat stands at four days, but Pabby is determined to surpass that by painting various themes focused on nature.

Having applied for the record attempt last year, she has been patiently awaiting the right moment to begin.

Confident in her stamina and energy, she believes she has what it takes to succeed in this ambitious challenge. Pabby also shared her future goal of establishing an art gallery, showcasing her passion for painting.

In an interview with the media in Koforidua, Pabby appealed to corporate Ghana for support in her quest to achieve this record.

The marathon is scheduled to begin on September 20 at the Police Depot, opposite the Police Church.

Pabby is no stranger to painting, having previously created and presented a portrait of the Inspector General of Police (IGP).

To follow her journey, she can be found on Facebook under the username Instagram [ Sapgallery123], Facebook [saraphina Pabby], and Tiktok [Sapgallery]

Originally from Adukrom Akuapem, Pabby Saraphina is excited to showcase her talent and push the boundaries of endurance in the art world.