In a display of culinary dedication, an Ekiti chef set out on a remarkable mission to break Hilda Baci’s previous record by embarking on a 120-hour cookathon. However, the challenge took an unexpected turn when the chef had to shut off the gas to pick beans, leading to an extended cooking time that has now surpassed 20 hours and is still counting.
Ekiti Chef turns off gas to pick beans. Photo Credit:@gossipmilltv Source: Instagram The captivating feat has captured the attention of social media users, sparking intrigue and admiration for the chef’s endurance and determination. Dubbed “Wahala be Like Bicycle,” the cookathon challenge embarked upon by the Ekiti chef has become the talk of the town.
Inspired by Hilda Baci’s previous record, the chef set out on a marathon cooking session with the goal of surpassing the established mark. In the midst of the cookathon, the chef found it necessary to shut off the gas to tend to the task of picking beans. As a result of this interruption, the chef has now been cooking for over 20 hours and counting, surpassing their initial estimates. Despite the unexpected delay, the chef’s unwavering determination and commitment to the challenge have garnered attention and admiration from onlookers.
A video posted on Instagram by popular gossip account @gossipmilltv showcases the chef’s endurance and relentless pursuit of their goal. The footage captures the chef’s unwavering focus as they continue their cooking marathon, undeterred by the added time and challenges they have encountered along the way.
Ekiti Chef turns off gas to pick beans. Photo Credit:@gossipmilltv Source: Instagram Social media users have been quick to share their awe and support for the chef’s determination. Messages of encouragement and admiration for their perseverance flood the comments section, with many expressing their anticipation for the final outcome of the cookathon. As the hours continue to accumulate, the Ekiti chef remains committed to their cause, fueled by the support and encouragement of their followers. See below …