"Viewed By Nearly 25M People": Guinness World Records Declares Hilda Baci's Story Best-performing Tweet Ever

• There are reports that nearly 25 million people saw Hilda Baci's record story tweeted by the Guinness World Records
• The body has declared that the tweet made on June 13 to announce Hilda's verification ranks as the best-performing it ever made
• As of the time of writing this story, the tweet has already hit over 25 million views, 213.2k likes and 84.2k retweets

The tweet made to announce Hilda Baci as the world record holder for the longest cookathon by an individual has reached nearly 25 million people.

This much is contained in the latest update released by the world record body on Thursday, June 15, saying the tweet went viral.

A check on the GWR Twitter handle shows that the tweet made on June 13 is pinned on the handle.

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Earlier, the world record body had said Hilda Baci's fans crashed its website at the height of expectations for the announcement of her record.

When the announcement was released via a short video posted on Twitter, Nigerians swooped on it and engaged with it massively.

As at last check, the tweet has since surpassed 25 million views. The GWR said:

"Yeah, so this is our best-performing tweet of all time with nearly 25 million news feeds reached."

See the tweet below:

Nigerians react as GWR says Hilda's story most viral on Twitter

@kayzywizzzy said:

"I can see you guys are enjoying engagement from the Force of Nigeria you had to pin it to your profile, Naija to the World."

@kayzywizzzy commented:

"Safe to say Nigerians broke another record on Twitter."

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@the_smallie said:

"Whenever Nigerians unite to do something, you must feel it."

@thedewunmi commented:

"That should be another record attributed to either Hilda Baci or the Nigerian twitter community cos we did that shiii."

@tier_first said:

"Don’t play with Nigerians. Add that to your new world record as well."

Chef Dammy did not apply, says Guinness World Records

Meanwhile, Legit.ng reported that the Guinness World Records said Chef Dammy did not apply to it before starting to cook.

The body said it is not officially aware of the cookathon that took place in Ekiti state.

This effectively means Chef Dammy would not be able to submit evidence of her cookathon.

Source: Legit.ng