Peter Obi hails Hilda’s World Record, describes as symbol of Nigeria’s greatness

By Isaac Joseph Inyang

Nigeria once again took the global spotlight as superstar chef Hilda Baci carved her name into history with a stunning Guinness World Record preparing the Largest Serving of Nigerian-style Jollof Rice, a jaw-dropping 8,780 kilograms.

The achievement drew waves of celebration across the nation, but it was former presidential candidate Peter Obi’s tribute that resonated deeply with millions. Obi hailed the record as more than a culinary triumph, calling it “a powerful symbol of what our people can achieve when passion, hard work, and opportunity are united.”

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For Obi, Hilda Baci’s feat is not just about food, but about possibility. He declared that Nigeria’s youths hold “limitless potential” to break records and transform the nation if given the right investment, encouragement, and platforms to shine.

“The Nigerian youths remain very talented with skills that can break world records. If we invest in them, support them, and open doors of opportunities, there is no limit to what our nation can become,” he said.

Obi’s words echoed like a rallying cry, a reminder that in the creativity of Nigeria’s young people lies the blueprint for a new future. He urged the nation to see Baci’s victory as a spark, not a finish line: “May this be one among many more records to come. A New Nigeria is Possible.”

As the aroma of Hilda Baci’s record-breaking Jollof continues to waft across headlines, it is clear that her story and Obi’s message have served up more than a meal. They have ignited hope, pride, and belief in the greatness that Nigeria’s youth can bring to the world.