In an effort to beat the Guinness World Record, a man running a 5-day marathon from Lagos to Port Harcourt ends himself in the hospital.

In an effort to beat the Guinness World Record, a man running a 5-day marathon from Lagos to Port Harcourt ends himself in the hospital.

In a report published on his Facebook page and accompanied by a caption from "Wene Port Harcourt," he is depicted lying in a hospital bed receiving care.

Unimaginable suffering, he wrote. I allow everything space and time. Time. Scars? Time. Disbelief? However, time. Wene is at home until then.

Talkygist revealed a few days ago that the aforementioned Nigerian man intended to break the Guinness World Record as he allegedly traveled from the Lekki Toll gate in Lagos to the Rivers State government building.

On October 21, he eventually arrived in Rivers State, and he announced the conclusion of his five-day marathon walk in a post on his Facebook page.

The Guinness World Records has not yet responded to the Nigerian man's completion of the 5-day marathon with a statement or other action.

As a result of his hospital images, well-wishers have flooded his page's comment area with well wishes.

Check out some responses below:

Fast recuperation, says Mhiz Gifty.

W. O. Moses, Comr. Victor: "Congratulations, brother; all of Thomas' skepticism will soon be dispelled. I'm pleased for you. I hope you get well soon.

God's healing hands are upon you, my love, says Debby Prettyoroma. "Quick recovery, Wene."

Gogo Minini: "The fastest recuperation day. You are a fantastic guy.

Leo Mayunk: "God already has control of your health. Amen."

Amara Glory: "Quick recovery, bro."

Umereoma Goodness: “You will be fine our winner.”

Azeruba Chimene Ihunwo: “You will be fine. The most important thing is that the goal has been achieved.”

Mimi Promise: “Your pains has indeed pave way for you, be strong, and receive quick recovery.”

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