Cookathon: Why Guinness World Records may delay verifying Hilda – Kaffy

<p>She made the chart by garnering 138.2 million on-demand streams in the US.</p>, <p>The 20-year-old was the only African artist on the 2023 list released on Monday via the Billboard website.</p>, <p>Nigerian dancer and World Guinness Record holder Kafayat Oluwatoyin Shafau, better known as Kaffy, has revealed reasons for Guinness World Records’ perceived delay in verifying Hilda Baci’s record.</p>, <p>She prayed that technical errors would not ruin Hilda’s attempt.</p>, <p>Kaffy, who spoke via social media, said it took almost two weeks for Guinness World Records to confirm her feat in 2006.</p>, <p>Nigerian singer Oyinkansola Sarah Aderibigbe, better known as Ayra Starr, has been included in this year’s 21 Under 21 ranking by American music magazine Billboard.</p>, <p>Speaking on the Guinness World Records’ perceived delay, Kaffy, who set the Guinness World Record for “Longest Dance Party” in 2006, said technical errors could prevent people from getting verified by Guinness World Records.</p>, <p>Youngsters such as Olivia Rodrigo, The Kid Laroi, D4vd, and Gayle all made the list.</p>, <p>DAILY POST reported that Ayra Starr revealed in a recent interview that she had prayed she would make Obama’s playlist someday before her song ‘Rush’ appeared on the former US President’s 2022 end-of-year music playlist.</p>, <p>DAILY POST recalls that Guinness World Records on Monday said it would have to conduct reviews before acknowledging the longest cooking marathon by an individual, set by Nigerian chef Hilda Baci.</p>, <p>She wrote: “A lot of people attempt and succeed in beating timelines but don’t get verified because of technical errors.”</p>