Kaduna Chef Oxman Francis Sets Guinness World Record with 50-Hour Cooking Marathon 
Oxman Francis cooked non-stop for 50 hours, from September 17-19, 2024, setting a new record. Despite rain and fatigue, he was cheered on by Kaduna residents and celebrities.
With over 800 students trained in the "10 Commandments of Food," Oxman's passion and dedication drove him to pursue this remarkable feat.Chef Oxman Francis Highlights Unity and Resilience in the North.
At his record-breaking 50-hour cooking marathon, Oxman Francis was overwhelmed by the diverse crowd that gathered to support him. "People from various backgrounds, tribes, and religions came together, defying the region's insecurity challenges," he noted.
Oxman's culinary event brought together students from Maiduguri, Sokoto, Katsina, Jos, Abuja, and Zaria, who spent 10 days learning from each other and sharing cultural experiences. "As they cooked together, they broke down barriers and forged connections," Oxman said.
Despite the challenges, Oxman found the experience fulfilling. "Seeing the kitchen setup, media crew, cheering crowd, and electric atmosphere was amazing," he exclaimed.
Inspired by the success, Oxman plans to organize similar events across Northern states, leveraging culinary arts to promote peace and unity. "The North is breaking barriers, and I'm committed to showcasing its potential," he emphasized.
Chef Oxman Francis Highlights Unity andResilience in the North
At his record-breaking 50-hour cooking marathon, Oxman Francis was overwhelmed by the diverse crowd that gathered to support him. "People from various backgrounds, tribes, and religions came together, defying the region's insecurity challenges," he noted.
Oxman's culinary event brought together students from Maiduguri, Sokoto, Katsina, Jos, Abuja, and Zaria, who spent 10 days learning from each other and sharing cultural experiences. "As they cooked together, they broke down barriers and forged connections," Oxman said.
Despite the challenges, Oxman found the experience fulfilling. "Seeing the kitchen setup, media crew, cheering crowd, and electric atmosphere was amazing," he exclaimed.
Inspired by the success, Oxman plans to organize similar events across Northern states, leveraging culinary arts to promote peace and unity. "The North is breaking barriers, and I'm committed to showcasing its potential," he emphasized.
Or, if you'd like a more concise version:
"Culinary Event Promotes Unity in the North
Chef Oxman Francis' 50-hour cooking marathon drew a diverse crowd, defying regional insecurity. Students from across the North shared cultural experiences and learned together. Oxman plans to replicate this success in other states, using culinary arts to foster peace and unity."
