A Nigerian chef continued her quest to achieve a new world record for the longest hours of non-stop cooking by cooking for nearly 100 continuous hours, surpassing the current record, according to what was published by the website. foxnews Hilda Bachi started cooking in an attempt to break the Guinness World Record for Indian chef Lata Tondon, which was 87 hours and 45 minutes in 2019.

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By 3 p.m. GMT on Monday, Bachi had cooked for more than 97 hours in the Lekki district of Lagos, Nigeria’s commercial hub, to gain fame in the West African country..

Patchi received great encouragement in the cooking space and on the Internet to reach 100 hours, and no one from the Guinness Book of Records was present in the cooking area, but the organization published a tweet that it was aware of the chef’s attempt to break the cooking record, and the institution said: “We need to review All evidence first before the new record is officially announced.

In her attempt to break the record, the Nigerian chef said on Thursday that she wanted to show how hard-working and determined Nigerian youth are and also as a campaign for young African women facing marginalization in society, Bachi hoped the world would learn more about Nigerian cuisine.