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Yobe Photographer Captures 897 Pictures in 60 Minutes

By   Milcah    Tanimu

A Yobe photographer, Saidu Abdulrahman, has made headlines by breaking the Guinness World Record for the most photos taken in one hour. He captured an impressive 897 pictures in 60 minutes, surpassing the previous record of 500. This remarkable achievement not only highlights his dedication but also enhances Yobe’s presence on the global stage.

At **28 years old**, Abdulrahman dedicated **12 months of preparation** to achieving this feat. He exceeded his target of 600 despite various challenges during the attempt. Abdulrahman expressed optimism about receiving formal recognition from Guinness World Records.

This achievement adds another global milestone for Yobe, showcasing its growing presence on the international stage.

 

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