GWR: Hilda Baci speaks on attempting another world record, reveals plans to turn cook-a-thon into festival

• In a recent interview, Hilda Baci shared her ambition to turn her cook-a-thon into a world-renowned festival.
• The Nigerian chef also discussed attempting another Guinness World Record.
• Baci also disclosed that a documentary is currently in progress, aiming to share her “beautiful story” with people.

Nigerian chef and restaurateur,  Hilda Baci was recently questioned about the possibility of another attempt at a Guinness World Record.

Hilda was recently certified by Guinness World Record (GWR) as the record holder for the longest cooking marathon by an individual.

She accomplished this remarkable feat by cooking continuously for a total of 93 hours and 11 minutes.

During a recent chat with TheCable Lifestyle, Baci mentioned that she currently has no intentions to pursue another world record.

Her words:

“To the best of my knowledge right now, I do not intend to attempt another record. At least, it is not something I am thinking about.

It took a lot of thought and planning. It was a huge investment,”

Baci also elaborated on her vision of converting her cook-a-thon into a festival.

According to her, she wants the festival to be “something that happens in different countries”.

“So, in terms of now making it into something, I want to make the ‘cook-a-thon’ turn into more like a festival that happens in probably in different countries,” she said.

“That is something I am open to. I am now reaching out to these brands, and saying, ‘Oh, we have worked on this before’. Now, this is something that I am trying to do.”

The chef also revealed that a documentary is in the works so people can see her “beautiful story”.

“We are working on a documentary as well. Because I feel like it was important that people must see all this,” she said.

“I feel like it is important that people actually see the process because it is honestly a very beautiful story. I think more people deserve to see it holistically, not just little clips on social media.”