Nigerian Celebrity Chef Hilda Baci Splash N1m on Lunch Date With Friends

On Sunday, May 21, after thanksgiving in church, Nigerian chef, now celebrity chef 'after an adorable feat of cooking for over 100 hours to get a place in the Guinness book of record,' Hilda Baci, went on a lunch date with her friends. 'They ate 'big!'

Hilda Baci

One of her buddies, who was a part of the outing, revealed that they ordered the whole world and were shocked when the bill came and the expenses incurred, totalled over N1 million. Not to worry guys, do not panic, as the bill was cleared Hilda.

"Nobody was made to wash plate, okay." LOL.

Picture credit:@nstablog9ja Source: Instagram

The receipt, made public by her friend, showed some of the things they ordered, which included spaghetti, jollof rice and tequila. Hilda's friend, who did a voice-over in the clip that surfaced online, explained that they went for lunch. A lady at the background could be heard, as she jokingly remarked that they ordered the whole world.

"Did you say, 'work hard, play hard?'"

"Hilda Effiong Bassey popularly known as Hilda Baci, is a Nigerian chef, restaurateur, actress, and the current holder of the Guinness World Record for marathon cooking. In August 2021, she won the "Jollof Faceoff competition." Source Wikipedia.

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