/ Sep 29, 2026
/ Sep 29, 2026

AMVCA 12: Queen Mercy Atang’s bread outfit sparks Guinness World Records buzz

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Former BBNaija star Queen Mercy Atang has sparked fresh global attention after Guinness World Records reacted to her now-viral bread-inspired outfit at the 12th edition of the Africa Magic Viewers’ Choice Awards.

 

According to Punch Newspaper, the former Big Brother Naija star drew attention after appearing at the Lagos event in an outfit designed to resemble loaves of bread, a nod to her bakery business. The look quickly spread across social media and triggered widespread debate among fashion watchers.

 

The conversation intensified when Guinness World Records commented under her Instagram video, writing: “Well, we do have a record for the largest cake dress … hmmm.” The remark prompted speculation that her unconventional fashion statement could inspire an official record attempt.

 

Responding publicly, Atang acknowledged the comment, writing that she had seen Guinness World Records in her comment section, further fuelling online discussions around the outfit.

 

Guinness World Records currently lists the largest wearable cake dress as a 131.15kg creation achieved by Natasha Coline Kim Fah Lee Fokas of SweetyCakes GmbH in Bern, Switzerland, in January 2023.

 

Atang said the bread-themed costume was designed to reflect her entrepreneurial journey, describing herself as someone who “runs a bread empire”. She later suggested that AMVCA organisers introduce a dedicated entrepreneurs’ showcase to celebrate Nigerian brands and business creativity.

 

In an open appeal to MultiChoice Group and Africa Magic, she proposed an “AMVCA Nigerian Entrepreneurs Night” as a pre-award event.

 

The costume has since inspired several online recreations, including AI-generated brand-themed designs by Nigerian entrepreneurs, while branding experts say the move successfully turned a red-carpet appearance into global publicity for her business.

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