In a recent social media post, renowned Nigerian chef Dammy Pas expressed her admiration for fellow chef Hilda Baci for her remarkable achievement in a cooking marathon. Dammy Pas not only praised Hilda Baci but also acknowledged her as a source of inspiration for many aspiring chefs, including herself.
Taking to her social media platform, Chef Dammy publicly recognized Hilda Baci's outstanding feat and commended her for setting the pace in the demanding cooking marathon. In addition, she extended her support and encouragement to Chef Deo, another prominent Nigerian chef from Ondo State, who is currently attempting to break the record for the longest cooking marathon as an individual.
Chef Dammy conveyed her appreciation to Hilda Baci, stating that motivation comes from various sources, and she values Hilda for paving the way for younger chefs. She also expressed her best wishes to her colleague, Chef Deo, emphasizing that no matter the outcome of his endeavor, they are all winners as Nigerians and share a bond of unity.
The post included a photo of Chef Dammy, posted on her Instagram account (@dammypas), along with her heartfelt message. Netizens had mixed reactions to the post, with some offering advice to Chef Dammy to enhance her culinary skills, enroll in a culinary school, and consistently share updates and content related to her cooking journey. Others expressed their opinions on the manner of tagging Hilda Baci in the post, while some emphasized the importance of engaging followers and creating relevant content to sustain her online presence.
Overall, Chef Dammy's post showcased her admiration for Hilda Baci, her encouragement for Chef Deo, and her openness to feedback and suggestions from her followers. The culinary community continues to support and inspire one another in their pursuit of excellence in the world of cooking.
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Netizens Reactions…
@maureen_mimidoo said; “If you really like cooking, l’ll advise you get registered in a culinary school. Let the public know about it. There’s no shame in learning what you don’t know. You’re not a chef yet. Get yourself enrolled. Anytime you learn something new from the class, recreate and post. Make sure you post it as update on your page often. You need to do something that will put you out there. Social media people are not a your family members. They’ll forget you in no time.”
@wf_buggatti said; “U better Dey go class make u no late for ectures I don’t know when u turn motivationa speaker u way dey off gas pick beans.”
@missmatilda_ said; “My own is please stop tagging Hilda to ur posts pls. U can make ur point without having to tag her, I feel it’s disrespectful.”
@kingnelson37 said; “Start creating cooking content, start selling food in school. Don’t let this fame fade, people might start unfollowing if there’s no proper engagement on the account.”
@omoye_wigss commented; “Please let there be engagements in this your account. Don’t let people get tired of viewing your post, create content with stuffs related to food if possible.”
