Delphi:
This scenario that is playing out in Nigeria now where every tom, dick and harry wants to cook and surpass Hilda's time is typical of Nigerians' mentality. No originality at all, just copy-cat ideology!. No one wants to create a niche for oneself but just wants to imitate. Once one does something extraordinaire every other person copies. This is so nauseating.

BitCraftman:
No other record can be broken apart from cooking?

No invention again o.

Delphi:
This scenario that is playing out in Nigeria now where every tom, dick and harry wants to cook and surpass Hilda's time is typical of Nigerians' mentality. No originality at all, just copy-cat ideology!. No one wants to create a niche for oneself but just wants to imitate. Once one does something extraordinaire every other person copies. This is so nauseating.

Memeni:
Why must the backstabbing always come from the wasterland....are they cursed or what

atobs4real:
9ja my country.
Filled with human resources.

imagrg:
These people dey make Oyinbo laugh at us.

People dey excel in technological innovation we are happy cooking food for 140 hours.

Lawalemi:
Una dey kolo o. Hilda has opened the door for you copy cats

thesicilian:

Lol
Very many people are like that - They can't think for themselves and come up with their own ideas, they can only copy and at best modify what others have done.

Bar1941:
Even the organizers of Guinness book of record will be laughing at this act of stupidity, no wonder they don't even do anything about the one broken by that big aşs Baci.

Nazgul:
I posted this on the Dammy thread, and I'll post it here.

This is one attitude of Nigerians I hate. That record has been lying idle for years and none of them ever thought of breaking it. There are also many Guinness world records currently being held by Nigerians but because none gave the holders the kind of publicity Baci has been getting, no one is attempting to break it.

But because Baci started getting publicity and contracts here and there, boom, everyone suddenly wants to challenge the record so they too can hammer like her.

If you go to a community without a pure water factory and open one, and business start booming, after some months everyone would want to open their own factory. Even the ones who would use their palour as factory. Within months the business would be saturated and everyone would stop making money.

We lack creativity in this country. Just some bunch of opportunists trying to ride on the hard work of others.

Delphi:
This scenario that is playing out in Nigeria now where every tom, dick and harry wants to cook and surpass Hilda's time is typical of Nigerians' mentality. No originality at all, just copy-cat ideology!. No one wants to create a niche for oneself but just wants to imitate. Once one does something extraordinaire every other person copies. This is so nauseating.

Tallesty1:
That is Nigerians for you. Do one thing and succeed, and everyone will rush in like a swarm of ants. There is this street here with no kiosk/provision store for years, then one woman opened one, and it became popular. The next thing we knew, there were more than 10 stores in that street alone. The POS business is another example. There is a POS for every family now.

Nazgul:
I posted this on the Dammy thread, and I'll post it here.

This is one attitude of Nigerians I hate. That record has been lying idle for years and none of them ever thought of breaking it. There are also many Guinness world records currently being held by Nigerians but because none gave the holders the kind of publicity Baci has been getting, no one is attempting to break it.

But because Baci started getting publicity and contracts here and there, boom, everyone suddenly wants to challenge the record so they too can hammer like her.

If you go to a community without a pure water factory and open one, and business start booming, after some months everyone would want to open their own factory. Even the ones who would use their palour as factory. Within months the business would be saturated and everyone would stop making money.

We lack creativity in this country. Just some bunch of opportunists trying to ride on the hard work of others.

Memeni:
Why must the backstabbing always come from the wasterland....are they cursed or what

Nazgul:
I posted this on the Dammy thread, and I'll post it here.

This is one attitude of Nigerians I hate. That record has been lying idle for years and none of them ever thought of breaking it. There are also many Guinness world records currently being held by Nigerians but because none gave the holders the kind of publicity Baci has been getting, no one is attempting to break it.

But because Baci started getting publicity and contracts here and there, boom, everyone suddenly wants to challenge the record so they too can hammer like her.

If you go to a community without a pure water factory and open one, and business start booming, after some months everyone would want to open their own factory. Even the ones who would use their palour as factory. Within months the business would be saturated and everyone would stop making money.

We lack creativity in this country. Just some bunch of opportunists trying to ride on the hard work of others.

patrotic9gerian:


If you believe that attaining publicity is a simple task, then I challenge you to go out and pursue it. Hilda, with great courage, has shattered a world record, and it is truly admirable to witness more Nigerians finding inspiration in her bravery to break even more records. We should wholeheartedly support and encourage all Nigerians who courageously strive to put our country on the global stage. This serves as undeniable confirmation that Nigerian youths are far from lazy, as unfairly labeled by the former president, but rather they are incredibly hardworking and driven individuals. If I were in BAT position, I would swiftly travel from ABUJA to Ekiti, share a lunch with Dami, and promptly return back to Abuja. It is crucial to foster an environment that nurtures the creativity and entrepreneurial spirit of our youth, enabling Nigeria's long-term economic growth to rival that of developed nations. Healthy competition is essential for our nation's future. The Nigerian entertainment industry has achieved global recognition due to fierce competition and the unwavering determination of our youth. Let us continue to support any courageous Nigerian who aspires to leave a lasting legacy for future generations.