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By Chidinma Okobi

21 May 2023   |   5:00 am

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Curious about the latest trends? Dive into these captivating stories eliciting discussions around the globe. Nigerian Chef Sets Cook-a-thon Record Hilda Baci, a talented chef from Nigeria, achieved a remarkable feat on Monday night by establishing a new Guinness World Record for the longest individual cooking time, clocking in at 100 hours. Surpassing the previous…

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Curious about the latest trends? Dive into these captivating stories eliciting discussions around the globe.

Nigerian Chef Sets Cook-a-thon Record
Hilda Baci, a talented chef from Nigeria, achieved a remarkable feat on Monday night by establishing a new Guinness World Record for the longest individual cooking time, clocking in at 100 hours. Surpassing the previous record set by Indian chef, Lata Tondon, Hilda initially aimed to cook for 96 hours, but astonishingly pushed herself further, reaching the impressive milestone at 8.00 p.m. after making an unexpected U-turn at 4 p.m. Baci is no stranger to cooking competitions, having emerged victorious in the inaugural edition of the Jollof Face-Off Competition in 2021.

Nigerian Chef Sets Cook-a-thon Record
In a remarkable achievement, Aespa, the South Korean K-pop group, has officially claimed the title of SM Entertainment’s best-selling artists of all time in terms of first-week album sales. Their most recent release, the third mini album ‘My World’, broke the previous record set by NCT 127 by selling an astonishing total of 1,698,784 copies in its first week. This incredible achievement not only reflects Aespa’s increased popularity in South Korea and worldwide, but it has also received praise from critics. Aespa aims to become one of the foremost K-pop groups globally, leaving fans eager to witness their future accomplishments.

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Why Burna Boy Changed His Career From Football To Music
Grammy winner, Burna Boy, recently shared a surprising revelation about his early career as a footballer. Despite showcasing talent as a goalkeeper, he ultimately abandoned the sport due to a lack of fulfillment, as he didn’t feel a sense of significance. Since 2011, the Nigeria-born artiste has released a remarkable total of five albums. Notably, his fourth album, titled, ‘Twice As Tall’, won the Grammy in 2021. The feat has gone on to solidify Burna Boy’s status as one of the biggest talents in the music industry.