A Nigerian lady and chef in Ekiti state, Damilola Adeparusi, fondly called Dammy took to social media to kickstart her own cooking journey to beat Hilda Baci’s 100 hours record.
Chef Dammy began her cook-a-thon in the early morning of Saturday, June 10, with a 120-hour cooking hour target in mind.
Nigerians came out in droves to show their support for the chef since the news of her cooking challenge began to trend on social media on Friday, June 9.
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During her live cooking session on Instagram, the chef seemed ecstatic as she hit 31 hours.
The lady is still going strong as she was shown dancing during her live cooking session.
Currently, over 300 people are watching her live video on Instagram and even more are coming out in their number to support them.
Social media reactions
Nigerians took to social media to celebrate the lady as she focused on beating Hilda Baci’s 100-hour record.
@kepal07 said: “Even in the midst of the hate. I wish you well.”
@Ebukar1 said: “Still not an easy task, good luck to her.”
@FRANCIS__GOZIE said: “Make sure you guys don’t break any rule stated by @GWR. Support all the way.”
@adewoyeangel said: “I hope they sha hâve cctv footage.”
Watch the video below:
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Test run don fail: Hilda Baci debunks news of charging N25k for meet and greet
In another news, Hilda Baci, the renowned chef who gained massive popularity after she cooked for over 100 hours has addressed news of her charging N25,00 for a meet and greet in Abuja.
It is worth noting that, news of her charging the sum from her fans in order to have a meet and greet with them reached the internet on Friday.
Daniel Regha, a controversial Twitter influencer expressed his disappointment amongst many other social media users over Hilda Baci charging N25,000 for seeing her.
