Nigerian chef, Hilda Effiong Bassey, also known as Hilda Baci, has achieved a remarkable feat by breaking the Guinness World Record for the “longest cooking marathon by an individual.” This extraordinary accomplishment has brought her widespread recognition and admiration.
Hilda Baci surpassed the previous record of 87 hours and 45 minutes, which was held by Lata Tondon, on Monday morning. With great determination and passion, Hilda embarked on her cooking marathon on Thursday at precisely 4 PM, igniting her cooker and immersing herself in the culinary challenge.
Despite already surpassing the existing record, Hilda remains undeterred and is pushing herself further. She aims to cook for a staggering 96 hours, setting a new world record and becoming the first person in history to spend such an incredible amount of time cooking.
Throughout her extraordinary journey, Hilda has garnered immense support from various quarters. Government officials, celebrities, religious leaders, and well-meaning Nigerians have rallied behind her, encouraging her every step of the way. This display of solidarity and encouragement has been truly inspiring.
Even in the face of adversity, Hilda’s determination has remained unwavering. In the early hours of Monday, heavy rain poured down, but Nigerians stood by her, unfazed by the weather, as they continued to show their unwavering support for this exceptional chef.
Hilda Baci’s record-breaking achievement is a testament to her culinary skills, endurance, and incredible spirit of perseverance.
She has captured the attention and admiration of people not only in Nigeria but also around the world.
Her dedication and passion for cooking have set a new benchmark and inspired aspiring chefs everywhere.
As Hilda forges ahead, striving to set a new world record, the entire nation eagerly awaits the outcome of this extraordinary culinary marathon.
Her resilience and relentless pursuit of excellence serve as a shining example for all those who aspire to push boundaries and achieve greatness in their respective fields.
