Breaking Records, Preserving Heritage
The current Guinness World Record stands at 48 hours 10 minutes.
This documentary will achieve 102 HOURS — more than double.
Our Four-Pillar Mission
Why This Documentary Matters
Documentation
Preserving identity through film
Creating a comprehensive visual archive of Nigeria's 51 ethnic groups, their languages, customs, arts, and traditions for future generations.
Economic Diversification
Promoting cultural tourism
Showcasing Nigeria's rich cultural heritage to attract global tourism, create jobs, and diversify the economy beyond oil.
Creative Innovation
Celebrating African storytelling
Demonstrating world-class filmmaking capabilities while using innovative documentary techniques to tell authentic African stories.
Global Branding
Showcasing Nigeria to the world
Redefining global perceptions of Nigeria through cultural excellence, unity in diversity, and breaking prestigious world records.
The Magnitude of Our Vision
51 Ethnic Groups
Comprehensive coverage across all six geopolitical zones of Nigeria, celebrating the nation's incredible diversity.
102 Continuous Hours
Non-stop filming capturing the essence of each culture - their origins, traditions, arts, festivals, and contemporary lives.
Guinness World Record
More than doubling the current record, this achievement will put Nigeria on the global cultural map.
Production Timeline
From Concept to Cinema
Phase 1
Prep / Pre-production
Research, script development, location scouting, team assembly, equipment preparation, and cultural liaison coordination.
Phase 2
Filming (Nationwide Tour)
102 continuous hours of filming across all 51 ethnic groups. Capturing origin stories, arts, festivals, traditions, and contemporary lives.
Phase 3
Post-production
Professional editing, color grading, sound design, music composition, and final touches to create a world-class documentary.
Phase 4
Press & Media Tour
Global media engagement, press screenings, festival submissions, and building anticipation for the premiere.
Phase 5
Cinema Premiere
Grand premiere event in Nigeria's capital, celebrating the completion and official world record attempt.
The Visionaries Behind the Project
Led by Award-Winning Nigerian Filmmakers
Famous-Isaacs OGADU
Filmmaker & Director
Visionary filmmaker dedicated to showcasing African narratives on the global stage. Leading the ambitious Guinness World Record attempt to document Nigeria's 51 ethnic groups.
StoryLabAfrica LLC
Production Company
Award-winning production house specializing in authentic African storytelling. Committed to world-class production values and cultural preservation through innovative filmmaking.
Our Production Crew
A dedicated team of cinematographers, sound engineers, researchers, cultural liaisons, and production coordinators working together to make this historic documentary a reality.
Cinematography
Sound Design
Research
Cultural Liaison