The attempt by an Ekiti Chef, Damilola Adeparusi to break the Guinness World record for the longest cooking time has been frowned upon by social media users and a lady recently took to the social space to report the current situation at the place.
Recall that Damilola, a 300-level student of FUOYE in Ekiti recently came to the spotlight after she shared she was going to break Hilda Baci’s record who cooked for over 100 hours as she stated that she was going to set her own record of 120 hours.
Regarding the attempt to do this, a young lady living in the state took to TikTok to share that instead of giving people who came to support her free food she is currently charging.
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According to the TikTok user, Boluwatife, the people who came to watch the lady were charged the amount of N1,000 to eat her food.
As of the time of writing this report, Damilola has cooked for over sixty-nine hours and still standing strong as she attempts to break and set a new record.
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Ekiti chef cooks for 35 hours as she aims to set new record of 120hrs
In other news, a Nigerian lady is aiming to pen down her name in history as the longest-cooking chef in the Guinness Records shortly after Hilda Baci set her record.
The young woman who hails from Ekiti state is identified to be Damilola Adeparausi, according to her, she aims to cook for 120 hours surpassing the record of 100 hours that Hilda Baci set.
Recall that Hilda Baci made her own new record a few months ago when she cooked for a little over 100 hours, surpassing the previous Guinness record holder, Lata Tondon who cooked for 87 hours.
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