Guinness World Records requests additional evidence from Ugandan chef Mama D for longest cookathon
Ugandan Chef Dorcus Bashema Kirabo a.k.a Mama D set a new World Record for the longest cookathon in 2023, but she has to wait for Guinness World Records to review her evidence before she can be officially acclaimed as a World Record holder. The post Guinness World Records requests additional evidence from Ugandan chef Mama D for longest cookathon appeared first on MBU.
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Ugandan Chef Dorcus Bashema Kirabo a.k.a Mama D is yet to receive an official confirmation for setting the world record for the longest cookathon in 2023 and she has to wait a little longer.
On the morning of Thursday 28th December 2023, Mama D, set a new World Record for the longest cookathon, reaching beyond the 119 hours and 57 minutes mark that Alan Fisher recently set.
She, however, had to wait for a couple of weeks after submitting her evidence of the record to Guinness World Records for review before she could be officially acclaimed as a World Record holder.
To date, the evidence of Mama D’s set record is yet to be approved.
Via X, Mama D reveals that the evidence she submitted to GWR for review was found unsatisfying and she has been requested for further evidence.
Hello Ugandans that have been awaiting alongside me for a response regarding the Cookathon,here is the day and it appears that GWR needs Further Evidence so we get to wait a little longer. Mama D
The mail from the GWR Record Management Team shared by Mama D reveals them requesting more “videos of the full evidence alone (without the news footage)” so that they can clearly see the attempt.
It should be recalled that a couple of other individuals worldwide have already attempted to beat the provisional time set by Mama D.
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