Chef Naira Victor Breaks New Guinness World Cook-a-Thon Record

30 year old Benue Chef Victor Tartenger, owner of Naira Victor Kitchen, who embarked on a 135 hour Cook-a-Thon on Tuesday 27th February surpassed the record of Alan Fisher the current Guinness World Record holder.

Victor’s cook-a-thon which started on Tuesday was successfully completed on Sunday 3rd March 2024 and awaiting to gain recognition in the Guinness world Book of Records

Apart from the free food eaten by hundreds of supporters and well-wishers at Tiger Bar, venue of the cook-a-thon opposite B Police Division, foods were sent to Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) camps in Makurdi and environs to also have a taste.


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