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Nigerian creator offers Chef Dammy N500K, two-week trip to America

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A Nigerian creator has pledged to support Chef Damilola Adeparusi, who is attempting to break the Guinness World Record for the longest continuous cooking time.

Ayodeji Arojo, the creator, has offered to donate N500,000 (about $1,200) to Chef Dammy and to send her on a two-week culinary expedition to the United States.

Chef Dammy is currently in the process of cooking for 120 consecutive hours. She has already been cooking for over 100 hours and is on track to break the record.

The Guinness World Record for the longest continuous cooking time is 119 hours and 35 minutes.

Ayodeji Arojo’s offer of support has been met with overwhelming positivity on social media. Many people have praised him for his generosity and for helping to support Chef Dammy’s dream.

Here are some of the reactions to Ayodeji Arojo’s offer:

  • “God bless you, Paddy Mi. Chef Dammy should be promoted because the haters have started working against her.” – Abiodun Durosinmi
  • “Even if I don’t have money to support her, I will always be her fan and help her in prayers for the Lord to see her through and become victorious. She is our pride from Ekiti State and my namesake. God bless her, God bless Nigeria and God bless our President, JAGABAN OF THE UNIVERSE.” – Prince Kolawole Damilola Olawunmi
  • “Congratulations, Chef Damilola. Keep up the amazing work.” – Dammie Clothings
  • “Wow! This is great news! May God bless everyone supporting Chef Dammy. I am happy for her.” –
  • Adetutu Adeniregun Adegoke

Chef Dammy has expressed her gratitude for Ayodeji Arojo’s support. She said that she is “overwhelmed” by the generosity of the Nigerian people and that she is “determined to break the record.”

Chef Dammy’s cooking expedition is being documented on her social media pages. You can follow her journey and show your support by following her on Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook.



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