In her pursuit to set a new record for the longest cooking marathon, Chef Maliha Mohammed reportedly broke down during her challenge.

News Togo reports that the ambitious cooking marathon, initiated on November 15 with the goal of surpassing the current Guinness World record of 119 hours, 57 minutes, and 16 seconds set by Alan Fisher of Ireland, took an unforeseen turn after Maliha crossed the 111-hour milestone.

A video shared on Maliha’s Instagram stories captured the moment when she was found unconscious on a stretcher, receiving medical attention. Despite the unexpected turn of events, Maliha remains resolute in her determination to overcome the setback and continue with the cooking marathon.

In her own words, Maliha conveyed her indomitable spirit, stating, “I am a conqueror and a marathon runner. Nothing is bringing us down; to the finish line, we go.”

The incident adds a dramatic twist to Maliha’s journey, leaving fans and supporters eager to see how she will navigate and overcome this challenge in her quest for culinary greatness.

The Northern Community residing in Umuchieze Cattle Market in Umunneochi Local Government Area of Abia State has contested the government’s allegations of decomposing corpses around the market.

News ToGo reports that the Northerners saw the development as an excuse to evict them from the land they have occupied since 2005.

Governor Alex Otti had earlier stated that decomposed bodies, headless corpses, and skeletons were discovered in the market, and ransom for kidnappings was often dropped in the vicinity. He expressed concerns about the escalating insecurity in the Umunneochi/Isuikweato axis, labeling the market as a hub for criminals and kidnappers. Consequently, he ordered traders to reside with the natives in neighboring communities, intending to make the market non-residential.

In response, the community’s spokesperson, Buba Abdullahi, expressed dissatisfaction with the governor’s stance, rejecting the government’s claims about decomposed bodies and criminal activities in the market. Abdullahi contested the recent demolition of houses in the market, asserting that the community had peacefully coexisted with the locals for years.

Abdullahi emphasized their population of 15,000 and the 80 hectares of land donated to them by the previous government. He argued that forcing them to relocate to neighboring villages would equate to expulsion from Abia, highlighting their willingness to collaborate with the government to address security challenges in the area.

He further appealed, stating, “It is unjust, unfair, and ungodly for anyone to prevent any Nigerian from staying in any part they so desire in Nigeria.”

There was pandemonium as some Muslims descended on a keke rider following his comment.

News ToGo learned that after the keke rider complained that the Muslims blocked the busy road in Lagos State to pray, what would have turned into a tragedy was averted. This was because the Muslims descended on him beating him mercilessly to the point that they nearly lynched him to death.

The man narrowly escaped from his attackers which saved the day. The enraged faithful then went ahead to destroy his keke which was another way of venting their anger since he had managed to escape from them in the course of the beating.

According to reports, the man would have been mobbed to death right there if he hadn’t run into a shop whilst they were beating him.

The Lagos state government has been urged to address the issue to save other people from being killed by such violent people. There have been cases of worshippers blocking the roads while praying which somehow affects other road users. This recent case which would have led to the killing of the keke rider is a reminder that if not prevented, such situation may repeat itself and things may get out of hand.