Nakuru teacher eyes Guinness record with 45-hour Mathematics lesson

He will teach different groups of students starting Friday, January 30, at 8am...

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Fenwick Maloba, a Mathematics teacher at Menengai High School in Nakuru, Kenya, is set to attempt a Guinness World Record for the longest individual Mathematics lesson. He plans to teach continuously for 45 hours starting on Friday, January 30, 2026, aiming to demystify Mathematics and inspire students.

The current record for the longest Mathematics lesson is 31 hours, 42 minutes, and 54 seconds, set by Sanusi Kazeem in Nigeria.
Maloba will teach various topics from the Kenya Institute of Curriculum Development (KICD) secondary Mathematics syllabus to rotating groups of students.
The initiative, dubbed “Maths is not a monster, it is a marathon,” seeks to change negative perceptions of the subject among learners.

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