Man goes blind attempting to cry non-stop for 7 days to earn Guinness World Record - Face2Face Africa

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Man goes blind attempting to cry non-stop for 7 days to earn Guinness World Record - Face2Face Africa

A Guinea-born influencer said he went temporarily blind in an attempt to obtain the Guinness World Record by crying non-stop for seven days in Nigeria.Tembu Ebere said he suffered headaches, puffy eyes and a swollen face, and went partially blind for 45 minutes. 'I had to re-strategize and reduce my wailing,' he told the BBC,...

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