ABSU Alumnus Guns for Guinness World Records Award
K. N. Peter, an alumnus of Abia State University (ABSU) from the 2017 set of Microbiology, has set his sights on the Guinness World Records as the Youngest Male Screenwriter. Formerly dedicated to the world of microbiology, Peter has now embarked on a journey into the realms of Nollywood screenwriting.
Mary Nwaeze 
In a bold and unprecedented move, K. N. Peter, an alumnus of Abia State University (ABSU) from the 2017 set of Microbiology, has set his sights on the Guinness World Records as the Youngest Male Screenwriter. Formerly dedicated to the world of microbiology, Peter has now embarked on a journey into the realms of Nollywood screenwriting.
Scheduled for March 30, 2024, K. N. Peter aims to make history by claiming the prestigious title of the Guinness World's Youngest Male Screenwriter. The ambitious undertaking has garnered attention and support from his fellow ABSU alumni, affectionately referred to as Ikenga and Ikengaress.
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In a heartfelt plea to his alma mater and the public, K. N. Peter stated, "Dear Ikenga and Ikengaress, let's do this again. I, K. N. Peter, one of yours, an ABSU Alumnus of 2017, takes the audacious challenge of becoming the Guinness World Youngest Screenwriter male come 30th of March, 2024. Please, do well to support me on this journey. Sponsorship, partnership, and publicity are highly appreciated."
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The aspiring screenwriter expressed gratitude for the support he has received thus far and called upon the ABSU community, Nigeria, Africa, and the world to rally behind him in this extraordinary endeavor. Peter's plea also extended to potential sponsors and partners willing to contribute to the realization of this monumental achievement.
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The journey to break the Guinness World Record for Youngest Male Screenwriter promises to be an exciting one, and K. N. Peter invites everyone to be part of this historic moment. For inquiries regarding sponsorship, partnership, or to show support, please contact [Contact Information].
"God bless ABSU, God bless Nigeria, God bless Africa, God bless the World. Support K. N. Peter for Guinness World Record," he concluded, exuding confidence and determination.
