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| Chef Faila is not happy big artistes didn’t support her cook-a-thon |
She must have had the support of some Ghanaian celebrities turning up to support her attempt at the longest cooking marathon by an individual but Chef Faila is not happy that the likes of Shatta Wale, Stonebwoy, Samini, and other A-list didn’t do the same.
According to Chef Faila, she has been a loyal fan of these artistes, promoting their works in her own ways, and expected the gesture to have been reciprocated during her cook-a-thon.
She made the remarks during an interview with Joy Prime as a response to a fan who wanted to know why Shatta Wale failed to show up in Tamale to support her when he had earlier posted that he was going to do that.
“... Not a single big musician showed up … Not Shatta Wale, Stonebwoy, Samini, etc.
“It was Kwabena Kwabena who passed through. There were a lot of expectations that we were going to see some of the artistes we support so much from this angle show up and support us. Believe me, if I see Stonebwoy or Shatta Wale’s song, I can sing it to amaze you, but nobody showed up for us, and so they owe us an apology,” Chef Faila lamented.
Cook-a-thon journey
Chef Faila's ambitious journey began at midnight on January 1, 2024, initially aiming to reach the finish line on the morning of January 5. (Related article: Ghanaian Chef Faila ends world record cook-a-thon attempt after 227 hours)
With a staggering 227 hours under her belt, she is believed to have comfortably surpassed the current record held by Irish Chef Alan Fisher (119 hours and 57 minutes), though official confirmation from Guinness World Records is still pending.
Several celebrities including SDKDele, Kwaku Manu, Yaw Dabo, Nana Donkor Arthur, and Sweet Adjeley were present at the event to lend their support.
Credit: Graphic Online
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