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Did Hilda Baci just win the "Jollof Wars" for Nigeria? Chef cooks up largest ever serving
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44 days agoNigeria’s culinary pride just reached new heights as celebrity chef Hilda Baci has made headlines again — this time with an astonishing achievement that might just settle the long-standing “Jollof Wars.” Known across West Africa as a symbol of national pride, jollof rice has long sparked friendly rivalries between Nigeria, Ghana, and Senegal.
Over the weekend, Hilda Baci unveiled the largest ever serving of jollof rice, a feat that not only showcased her culinary skill but also stamped Nigeria’s name boldly in the ongoing food debate. The record-breaking event drew crowds of food lovers, cultural enthusiasts, and, of course, proud Nigerians eager to witness history.
This comes after her viral success in 2023 when she broke the Guinness World Record for the longest cooking marathon. Now, by cooking up a mountain of Nigeria’s most iconic dish, she has once again demonstrated the country’s rich food culture on the global stage.
While the “Jollof Wars” may never truly end — with Ghana and Senegal firmly holding to their versions — Baci’s latest milestone gives Nigeria fresh bragging rights. And if the delighted reactions from the massive crowd are any indication, it’s safe to say Nigeria just served the world notice: when it comes to jollof, they mean business.