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Chef Failatu Abdul-Razak started her cook-a-thon from the stroke of midnight on January 1, 2023. Her aim was to break the Guinness World Record for the longest individual cooking marathon. After an impressive ten days of continuous cooking, she concluded her cooking marathon to the joy and admiration of the Ghanaian crowd gathered at the Modern City Hotel in Tamale. As we await the official certification of her record-breaking accomplishment, Chef Faila shared some fascinating statistics about her extraordinary feat. In a heartfelt post on her Facebook page, she disclosed that she had prepared an astonishing: 1. 156 delicious meals, 2.dedicating a total of 227 hours 3.…

Chef Eric Malik who assisted Chef Faila in the kitchen for 9 days and 11 hours nonstop has hinted at attempting his version of Guinness World Records cookathon attempt. Chef Eric made this revelation during an interview where he was asked about the way forward after Chef Faila’s cookathon attempt which is currently pending certification from Guinness World Records. In the course of the interview, Chef Eric hinted at plans to also embark on his own cook-a-thon very soon hence Ghaians should be expecting to watch him on their screens very soon. “Maybe the next time, you will see my own coming on,” – he said with a smile on his face.

Guinness World Records has released its first official statement about Chef Faila as she completes her cooking marathon. Chef Failatu Abdul Razak from Ghana has successfully completed her attempt to break the Guinness World Record for the longest cooking marathon. Her remarkable feat spanned an impressive 227 hours, equivalent to approximately 9 days and 11 hours of continuous cooking. The cookathon journey began at midnight on January 1st, 2024, at Modern City Hotel in Tamale. Chef Faila's achievement has captured the attention of culinary enthusiasts and has become a source of national pride. Social media platforms are abuzz with congratulatory messages, celebrating the chef's…

Faila's Cook-a-thon: Sweet Adjeley Flies To Ghana, Heads To Tamale To Support Ghanaian Chef Faila Abdul-Razak's ongoing cook-a-thon attempt has captured the attention of Ghanaians from both near and far. The remarkable feat has drawn support from various quarters, and the latest addition to the list of supporters is none other than popular food content creator and YouTuber, Sweet Adjeley. Sweet Adjeley, known for her engaging and delightful culinary content, has made a special trip from New Jersey to Ghana to be part of this historic moment for the Ghanaian culinary industry. The YouTuber's official Facebook page confirmed her travel plans to Tamale, where she aims to show her support…

Chef Faila's commitment to her craft was further demonstrated in her remarkable achievement of setting a Guinness World Record for the longest cooking marathon. The marathon commenced on January 1st, 2024, and concluded on January 10th, 2024, totaling an impressive 227 hours of continuous cooking. Throughout the marathon, Chef Faila showcased her exceptional skills and creativity by preparing a diverse range of dishes, each bearing her distinctive touch. From delectable appetizers to sumptuous main courses and irresistible desserts, Chef Faila's creations captivated the hearts and appetites of food enthusiasts worldwide. The culinary marathon was a testament to Chef Faila's…

Today, a massive crowd gathered at the Modern City Hotel to witness the historic conclusion of Chef Faila's Guinness World Records cooking marathon. The event, which began at 12 midnight on 1st January 2024, has been a remarkable journey filled with impressive dishes that have captured the attention of the entire world. Chef Faila's culinary prowess and unwavering dedication have drawn a diverse array of supporters, including businesses, tourists, philanthropists, celebrities, football legends, and chiefs. The outpouring of support from these individuals has been a testament to the impact of Chef Faila's extraordinary endeavor, as she has become a symbol of culinary excellence and…

After three full days on the road, cyclist Zakaria has finally arrived at his destination in Tamale. His epic adventure began in the national capital, Accra, where he set out to cycle all the way to Tamale to support chef Faila at the ongoing Guinness World Record's longest cooking marathon. Zakaria embarked on his journey mid-morning on Sunday, armed with his bicycle and a determination to cover the distance of about 600 kilometers to reach Tamale. The route he chose was the Eastern Corridor road, the shortest route that links the southern territory of the country to the north. His arrival at the venue marks the end of an incredible feat, showcasing his endurance and commitment to…

After 9 days of cooking for the Guinness World Record Attempt, Chef Failatu is set to conclude the cooking marathon tomorrow at 10 am, marking an impressive 240 hours of cooking various dishes. This achievement breaks the record held by previous record holders and any other person who attempted the record, pending official approval. The cook-a-thon, which took place at the modern city hotel in Tamale, saw celebrities from all walks of life, high-profile government officials, MPs, ministers, and business moguls visiting Tamale. The event boosted economic activities and promoted the culture of the north to the entire world. Naa Damba, manager of Chef Faila at the Guinness World Record…