In a bid to attain the Guinness world record for longest cooking time, Ibadan-based chef, Temitope Adebayo has announced his plan to undertake a 140-hour cook-a-thon. The chef revealed his plans to overthrow Chef Hilda Baci who recently completed a 100-hour cook-a-thon and Chef Dammy who is currently battling to complete a 120-hour cook-a-thon.
Ibadan Chef Temitope Adebayo The chef further shared screenshots of his registration to the Guinness World Record and a screenshot of the verification email he had received. From the photos, it could be seen that his 140-hours cook-a-thon was set for the 1st of November 2023 at Ibadan, Oyo state.
Sharing the news, Gossipmillnaija wrote: “Just in: Another chef in Ibadan Temitope Adebayo plans to undertake a 140-hours cookathon.” Reacting to the post, gabriii__ella commented: “All this Ibadan people sef 😂” duchessomoh wrote: “Let me tell you guys history.
This is what the yorubas do, they steal peoples ideas and add to the original and claim to be the first. Like afrobeat, they claimed Fela was the king of afrobeat. Meanwhile Fela got ideas from some ancient Benin musicians like Victor Uwaifo. “But he was louder, he smokes Igbo and has plenty women. He was able to get support from his Yoruba people wish made him became more famous. Just like Davido is already collecting flowers that’s not his , and his people are supporting him.” ella._pretty6 stated: “Watin person wan do when go break record? Abi make I sm0ke💨 for 2weeks straight without food” izzy_whale said: “All of Una dey mad, must you do what someone else have done” icons.gramm commented: “After una go talk say na bad governance be our problem” davidoriazowan reacted: “Ibadan people and records 5 & 6..
Very soon everyone in Ibadan will be on Guiness world record” See the post and screenshots below:
Ibrahimovic thanks fans after a match. Source: Getty The Swede has however played only four matches in Serie A this season, getting a total of 144 minutes on the field. He became the oldest goalscorer in the league’s history when he scored his only goal of the season by converting a penalty in a 3-1 loss at Udinese in March. That was the only match he started this season for the Serie A side. Ibrahimovic then picked up a calf injury in a pre-match warm-up in April and will leave AC Milan career sidelined due to the knock. His contract with Milan expires at the end of June and will not be renewed following a season plagued by injuries. Announcing his exit on Saturday, June 3, the club said; “Tomorrow (Sunday) evening after the final game of the season… AC Milan will say goodbye to Zlatan Ibrahimovic with a brief ceremony. AC Milan would like to thank Zlatan for the magnificent time that we have spent together.” 
Ibrahimovic at a pre-match warmup. Source: Getty Manager Stefano Pioli said Ibrahimovic would not be available for Sunday’s match against Hellas Verona at the San Siro but the club said the Swede would be honoured after the game. Milan sits fourth in Serie A ahead of Sunday night’s match at the San Siro and are assured of Champions League football next season. They lost to Inter Milan in the Champions League semifinal last month. Italian media report that Ibrahimovic could join Monza next season, which would reunite him with former Milan owner Silvio Berlusconi and his right-hand man Adriano Galliani. Former Italian prime minister Berlusconi who sold Milan for 740 million euros in 2017 after three decades of glory, bought Monza for a relative pittance the following year. 
Tielemans at a match for Leicester City. Source: Getty He joined Leicester from Monaco on an initial loan deal in January 2019 before signing on a permanent deal for £32 million in July 2019. He made 195 appearances and won the FA Cup during his four-and-a-half-year spell at the King Power Stadium. In his farewell message to fans of Leicester City, Tielemans wrote; 
“Dear Leicester City fans, after 4.5 special years and with a lot of gratitude I’m bidding farewell to this incredible club. “From the first day I set foot on this ground, your warmth and passion embraced me. “Victory and triumph, love, hope and even defeat. We’ve shared many special moments together. I am forever grateful for your unwavering support. “Thank you to Khun Top, the board, the staff, the players and fans for having given me and my family a home. This is not a goodbye, but a heartfelt farewell.” It has been a miserable season for Leicester City, with Dean Smith, hired after Brendan Rodgers was sacked. He however failed to inspire a significant turnaround in form which would have helped them avoid being relegated. While Tielemans’ exit is the only one that has been confirmed, he is not the only Foxes midfielder expected to say goodbye this summer. The consensus is that James Maddison is far too good to be playing Championship football and as a result, will also leave Leicester this summer. 
