Guinness World Records has responded Nigerian chef, Hilda Baci post on Twitter regarding the delay of the verification of her cook-a-thon.
Remember that Baci started the cooking marathon in an effort to beat the record for the longest amount of time spent cooking by a single person.
In order to accomplish this achievement, she worked uninterrupted for four days, breaking the previous mark of 87 hours and 45 minutes set on May 15 by Indian chef Lata Tondon.
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A new record of 100 hours was reached by Hilda Baci, however Guinness World Records has not yet confirmed her accomplishment.
They contend that before formally verifying a record, they must first examine all the available evidence.
Hilda Baci said on Monday, June 1, via her Twitter account that she had submitted all the supporting documentation and had been checking her email frequently for the Guinness World Records organization’s response.
“Not me refreshing my email every second since we submitted all the evidence to Guinness World Records,” she tweeted.
GWR revealed that their records team is now examining the evidence in response to Hilda Baci’s tweet.
Guinness World Records’ official Twitter account responded to Baci’s message by saying, “Our records team is working on it.”
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Chef Hilda Baci sets a new Guinness World Record by ceasing to cook after 100 hours
In another news, Hilda Baci, instead of cooking for the intended 96 hours, cooked continuously for a staggering 100 hours, a feat that has never been accomplished by anyone in history.
On Thursday,11th of May Hilda begun a four-day ‘cook-a-thon’ at Amore Gardens, Lekki, Lagos State where she aimed to cook non-stop for 96 hours, with no sleep for four nights, in an attempt to surpass the current record of 87 hours, 45 minutes, and 00 seconds.
