Afro Diaspora Pulse is thrilled to report that Nigerian culinary star Hilda Baci and Gino (@ginonaija) have broken a Guinness World Record, cooking the largest pot of jollof rice ever achieved in Lagos, Nigeria.
A Record-Breaking Feast
The massive culinary undertaking took place at Eko Hotel, Lagos, using over 200 bags of rice and Gino’s signature ingredients. The result? A buffet for the ages—an unprecedented celebration of flavor, culture, and community.
More Than Just a Meal
Jollof rice has long been a symbol of celebration and togetherness across West Africa. This latest achievement is both a tribute to that legacy and an affirmation of Nigerian culinary ingenuity. It’s a moment that lifts the spotlight not just on the food, but on the people, creativity, and traditions behind it.
Why This Matters
Showcases Nigerian Culture: Through this record, Nigerian cuisine receives international recognition.
Community Pride: Thousands gathered for the event, experiencing unity in taste and identity.
Inspiration for the Diaspora: It’s a mirror for global communities to see their own culture celebrated on a massive scale.
Hilda Baci & Gino: Culinary Icons
Hilda Baci has become a household name for pushing boundaries in cooking and community engagement. Partnering with Gino, a brand known for its rich flavors and staple ingredients in many Nigerian homes, this victory is both personal and collective. Their collaboration reaffirms their status as leaders in food innovation.
Stay tuned with Afro Diaspora Pulse for more updates on this landmark moment—and for stories that honor excellence, heritage, and triumph in culture.
Editor: Emmanuel Emmfo Emmanuel Emmfo
