Maths Marathon: Ghanaian Teacher Eyes Guinness Record in Cape Coast

 Hon. George Justice Arthur, Municipal Chief Executive of Cape Coast, made a special visit to Aggrey Memorial Senior High School to show his support for Joseph Otoo Amuquandoh’s Guinness World Record attempt for the longest mathematics lesson.

The event, held on January 9, 2026, aims to promote academic excellence and STEM education in Ghana.

During his visit, Hon. Arthur encouraged Amuquandoh to persevere and complete the remaining hours of the 40-hour lesson. He noted that this is the first time Cape Coast is hosting such an event, previously held in Accra, Kumasi, and other regions. He emphasized that this attempt could bring recognition to the region and boost Ghana’s reputation.

“Keep it up and complete the remaining hours, and I’m confident you’ll win this battle,” Hon. Arthur said, wishing Amuquandoh the best of luck. He expressed his admiration for Amuquandoh’s dedication to promoting mathematics education and his commitment to breaking the Guinness World Record.

Hon. Arthur also commended Aggrey Memorial Senior High School for hosting the event, stating that it showcases the school’s commitment to academic excellence. He urged students to take advantage of the opportunity to learn from Amuquandoh and other educators.

The Municipal Chief Executive highlighted the importance of STEM education in Ghana’s development, emphasizing that initiatives like this help inspire students to pursue careers in mathematics and science. He assured Amuquandoh of the Municipal Assembly’s support for educational initiatives and encouraged other stakeholders to join in promoting academic excellence.

The record attempt has garnered attention from educators, students, and the community, with many expressing their support for Amuquandoh’s efforts. The event is being live-streamed, allowing a wider audience to follow the attempt and show their support.

As Amuquandoh continues his record attempt, he remains focused on his goal, driven by his passion for mathematics education and his desire to inspire students. With the support of Hon. George Justice Arthur and the community, he is confident of achieving his objective and making Ghana proud.

The Guinness World Records attempt is a testament to the power of dedication, hard work, and community support. As Ghana continues to strive for academic excellence, events like this serve as a beacon of inspiration, motivating students to pursue their passions and achieve greatness.

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Hon. George Justice Arthur, Municipal Chief Executive of Cape Coast, made a special visit to Aggrey Memorial Senior High School to show his support for Joseph Otoo Amuquandoh’s Guinness World Record attempt for the longest mathematics lesson. The event, held on January 9, 2026, aims to promote academic excellence and STEM education in Ghana.

During his visit, Hon. Arthur encouraged Amuquandoh to persevere and complete the remaining hours of the 40-hour lesson. He noted that this is the first time Cape Coast is hosting such an event, previously held in Accra, Kumasi, and other regions. He emphasized that this attempt could bring recognition to the region and boost Ghana’s reputation.

“Keep it up and complete the remaining hours, and I’m confident you’ll win this battle,” Hon. Arthur said, wishing Amuquandoh the best of luck. He expressed his admiration for Amuquandoh’s dedication to promoting mathematics education and his commitment to breaking the Guinness World Record.

Hon. Arthur also commended Aggrey Memorial Senior High School for hosting the event, stating that it showcases the school’s commitment to academic excellence. He urged students to take advantage of the opportunity to learn from Amuquandoh and other educators.

The Municipal Chief Executive highlighted the importance of STEM education in Ghana’s development, emphasizing that initiatives like this help inspire students to pursue careers in mathematics and science. He assured Amuquandoh of the Municipal Assembly’s support for educational initiatives and encouraged other stakeholders to join in promoting academic excellence.

The record attempt has garnered attention from educators, students, and the community, with many expressing their support for Amuquandoh’s efforts. The event is being live-streamed, allowing a wider audience to follow the attempt and show their support.

As Amuquandoh continues his record attempt, he remains focused on his goal, driven by his passion for mathematics education and his desire to inspire students. With the support of Hon. George Justice Arthur and the community, he is confident of achieving his objective and making Ghana proud.

The Guinness World Records attempt is a testament to the power of dedication, hard work, and community support. As Ghana continues to strive for academic excellence, events like this serve as a beacon of inspiration, motivating students to pursue their passions and achieve greatness.

The attempt has also sparked interest in mathematics and science among students, with many expressing interest in pursuing careers in these fields. Amuquandoh’s efforts are expected to have a lasting impact on mathematics education in Ghana, inspiring a new generation of mathematicians and scientists.

The event is expected to conclude on January 11, 2026, and the outcome will be announced by Guinness World Records. Regardless of the outcome, Amuquandoh’s efforts have already made a significant impact on the Ghanaian education system, and his dedication to promoting mathematics education will be remembered for years to come.

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