FolaDavid and Lagos Education Ministry Partner for 1,000-Child Guinness World Record Attempt
Nigerian doctor and visual artist FolaDavid is organizing a Guinness World Record attempt involving over 1,000 children in Lagos.
In Brief
- •Nigerian doctor and visual artist FolaDavid is organizing a Guinness World Record attempt involving over 1,000 children in Lagos.
- •The project, titled 'Colors of Possibility', aims to create the largest fabric marbling painting on November 11, 2026, at Onikan Stadium.
- •The initiative is supported by the Lagos State Ministry of Education alongside three federal ministries.
- •Sponsor 78MFB is supporting the project with a N10 million Creative Fund dedicated to participating children.
Why It Matters
The 'Colors of Possibility' initiative combines practical creative experience with youth development and social inclusion by engaging children from public, private, and vocational schools, including those with additional needs. By moving beyond individual achievement toward a shared art project, the effort aims to foster collaboration, confidence, and artistic expression among young participants while providing long-term value through a dedicated creative fund.
Key Details
- Target Participants
- Over 1,000 children
- Scheduled Date
- November 11, 2026
- Event Venue
- Onikan Stadium, Lagos
- Creative Fund
- N10 million
- Event Sponsor
- 78MFB
Context & Background
Artist and medical doctor FolaDavid previously attained international recognition for an individual Guinness World Record before launching this collective project focused on youth participation.
What To Watch
The 'Colors of Possibility' Guinness World Record attempt taking place on November 11, 2026, at Onikan Stadium in Lagos.
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