Ghanaian Chef Failatu Abdul-Razak has beaten Uganda’s unofficial 144-hour record for the longest Cook-a-thon Guinness World Record.
The Tamale-based Chef who has cooked a variety of dishes so far is on the seventh day of her record-breaking attempt.
The current official record of 119 hours and 57 minutes, was achieved by Alan Fisher from Ireland, who set the record in 2023.
However, Chef Dorcus Mirembe, also known as Mama D, from Uganda broke that record on December 28, 2023, by successfully cooking for 144 hours. But even before her official validation from the Guinness World Record Board, Chef Faila surpassed that record by cooking continuously for 160 hours and still counting.
The cook-a-thon is currently underway on the premises of Modern City Hotel in the Northern Region of Ghana.
Click here to watch a live stream of her World Record attempt by kind courtesy of GTV:
Cook-A-Thon Guinness World Record Attempt by Failatu Abdul Razak (Day 7) #cookathonbyfaila #cookathononlifestylettv #tvlicence #gbc88 https://t.co/lqpi6x3EKB
— GTV Ghana (@GTV_Ghana) January 7, 2024
