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The More Record Breakers, the Better: Charles Awuzie Supports Chef Dammy’s 120-Hour Cook-a-thon

Adekunle Owolabi
By Adekunle Owolabi Published June 10, 2023 3 Min Read
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Charles Awuzie, a cybersecurity expert, transhumanism leader, and social entrepreneur, shared his perspective on Chef Damilola Adeparusi’s ambitious attempt to break Hilda Bacci’s record of a 100-hour cook-a-thon. Awuzie commended Chef Dammy’s decision and viewed it as a demonstration of her intelligence and competitiveness.

Contrary to those who suggested she should have waited, Awuzie emphasized that if Chef Dammy were to break Hilda’s record, it would not diminish Hilda’s achievement in any way. Rather, it would mean that Nigeria now boasts two chefs who have surpassed the cook-a-thon world record, which he viewed as positive news.

Awuzie then delved into the concept of healthy competition, asserting that competitiveness is essential for success in the marketplace. He advocated for the cultivation of strong, strategic, and competitive leaders who execute agendas and produce results, rather than sentimental individuals who shy away from competition. Drawing from his own experience, he shared how he faced copycats in his business but focused on leveling up and catering to the industrial market.

Addressing the concerns about unnecessary competition, Awuzie emphasized the highly competitive nature of Nigeria and stressed the need to keep certain businesses private to avoid proliferation. He also asserted that Hilda’s record is unlikely to be broken, as she not only broke the Guinness World Record but also broke through, transforming the significance of record-breaking in Nigeria. He credited Hilda’s investment in hiring a PR company, leveraging technology, and building a team, which elevated her brand and made her breakthrough possible.

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Awuzie expressed his support for any Nigerian seeking to break records or break through, highlighting the importance of collective support and unity. He viewed the pursuit of Guinness World Records as a potential pathway out of poverty for individuals and encouraged backing those who aspire to achieve such feats. He concluded by emphasizing the importance of supporting all individuals striving for success, as true freedom is only achieved when everyone is uplifted.

Charles Awuzie’s remarks shed light on Chef Damilola Adeparusi’s audacious endeavor and the broader implications of healthy competition and collective support within Nigeria. As Chef Dammy continues her pursuit of the Guinness World Records, her determination and ambition are set to captivate the nation and inspire aspiring chefs across the country.

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