Chef Faila Abdul Razak has taken to the street to share some of the foods she cooked for her cookathon challenge.
Since she began to challenge Irishman Alan Fisher for the record for the longest cooking, Faila has amazed a lot of Ghanaians. She has fed a lot of people—rich and poor—since she began cooking on January 1 and has recently started feeding the underprivileged on the streets.
Both Ghanaians and people from other countries have expressed great interest in the cookathon taking place in Tamale.
To encourage her to continue, other well-known figures have also descended upon the location. The vice president of Ghana, Dr. Mahmud Bawumia, Yaw Dabo, Kwabena Kwabena, a member of the Ghanaian military, and numerous others are among those who have graced the endeavor to challenge. Throughout her cook-a-thon, Falia has demonstrated her abundance of culinary skill and tenacious perseverance. Additionally, she has demonstrated a wide range of regional cuisines, including palm nut soup, Jollof, Banku, and Tou Zaafi.
