Nigerian Chef RossyG Smashes Guinness World Record with 21-Day Cook-a-Thon

Rosemary Grace Igbadume, known professionally as RossyG as she’s fondly known, has cooked her way into the Guinness World Records with a 21-day cooking marathon.

Hailing from the Owan East local government area of Edo State, RossyG, an Ambrose Ali University Ekpoma graduate and chef, embarked on her epic cooking journey on March 10th, determined to leave her mark on history. With pots bubbling and pans sizzling, she dove headfirst into this delicious challenge.

As the days turned into nights, RossyG stood firm at her cooking station, whipping up culinary wonders that tantalized the taste buds of all who came to witness her culinary magic. With each dish, she poured her heart and soul into her creations, infusing them with love and passion.

Supported by her dedicated team and the community, RossyG pressed on, undeterred by the demanding schedule and the ever-growing pile of dishes. With unwavering determination and a sprinkle of spice, she tackled each recipe with gusto, determined to make her mark in the culinary world.

And then, on the 21st day, as the clock struck midnight, RossyG emerged victorious, her hands held high in triumph. With tears of joy and a sense of accomplishment, she was officially crowned the new Guinness World Record holder for the longest cooking marathon by an individual.

As the news spread like wildfire, messages of congratulations poured in from all corners of the globe. RossyG‘s remarkable achievement not only inspired aspiring chefs but also celebrated the rich culinary heritage of Nigeria.