Gov Alia congratulates Benue born cook-a-thon record breaking chef Naira Victor

By Henry Ibya, Makurdi

Benue State governor, Reverend Father Hyacinth Alia, has charged Benue people to replicate the same unity such that is devoid of religious, tribal and political sentiments they demonstrated in their support to Victor Tartenger popularly known as Chef Naira Victor for his efforts to put Benue on the world map by embarking on the longest cooking marathon, code named cook-a-thon.

Governor Alia gave the charge while reacting to the cheering news that the Benue chef successfully completed the 135 hours non-stop cooking competition which he noted with delight the chef was waiting for recognition in the Guinness World Record and congratulated him for the fit.

The governor in a statement signed by his chief press secretary, Tersoo Kula, particularly expressed excitement with the resilient spirit which the young chef demonstrated throughout the period that nothing could stand his way when it comes to accomplishing his dreams, describing Naira Victor as a champion who is tenacious, determined and a go getter.

Governor Alia encouraged chef Naira Victor never to stop believing in himself by remaining focused in pursuing his career, describing his efforts as a stepping stone for more success and urged other youths to emulate him.

He applauded Benue people for their solidarity and support to the chef throughout the period in making his dream a reality, adding that if Benue people would extend same euphoria of sportsmanship and unity such as demonstrated to the Benue chef in other things like to support his administration, a lot would be achieved in terms of development.

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