Kenyan Chef Maliha Surpasses World Record For Longest Home Kitchen Cook-A-Thon

• Chef Mahila Mohammed embarked on a mission to shatter the record for the longest home kitchen cooking marathon
• The goal was for Mahila to cook non-stop, aiming to eclipse the current record American Rickey Lumpkin (68 hours, 30 minutes and 2 seconds)
• Mahila, in a video, was seen celebrating, beaming with smiles in the kitchen that had a Kenyan flag in the background

Kenyan Chef Maliha Mohammed has achieved an incredible feat by surpassing the record for the longest home kitchen cooking marathon.

Kenyan Mahila targets Guinness World Record

The chef broke the record of 68 hours, 30 minutes, and 1 second on Monday, August 14.

Mahila's record of 68 hours, 30 minutes and 2 seconds shattered the previous Guinness World Record held by Rickey Lumpkin.

Mahila appreciated her supporters, stating:

"Ma fans wangu wote Wakenya wenzangu, those who contributed, prayed for this, showed any support. May God bless you all."

Maliha prepared sumptuous meals during her marathon, where she also showcased her culinary skills and diversity by cooking various cuisines.

The chef was supported by her family, friends, and fans, who cheered her on. She also received messages of encouragement from celebrities.

Mahila's record is not official yet as it awaits confirmation from the Guinness World Record team.

The chef's feat was shared on Instagram by Nairobi Gossip Club with the caption:

"Kenyan Chef Maliha Mohammed on Monday morning surpassed the Guinness World Record for the longest home kitchen cooking marathon."

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Social media reactions

wifi.comedian wrote:

"Congratulations."

bravinyuri wrote:

"It was and still is sad to follow the whole thing and see how she received minimal support from Kenyans. We need to look deeper into ourselves. You can all proceed with the deep fake congratulatory messages on your stories."

Chef Mahila offers free food

Celebrities rooted for Mahila to break the record and met her to throw their weight behind her mind-boggling feat.

Mahila hosted some of the country’s most popular comedians and influencers to join her in her quest and enjoy her free delicious dishes.

Crazy Kennar, Oga Obinna and Priscilla Wa Imani were among the lucky guests who tasted Mahila’s mouth-watering meals.

On Instagram, Oga Obinna wrote:

"Now supporting our own Guinness Record Holder @chefmalihamohammed_official."

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The chef aims to break Nigerian chef Hilda Baci's Guinness World Record.