Nihotour Gastronomy Oriki Festival Rescheduled to Target Guinness World Record
The Nigerian Institute for Hospitality and Tourism (Nihotour) has shifted the Gastronomy Oriki Festival to a new date to aim for a Guinness World Record by hosting the world's longest dining table event. The festival, designed to be an iconic showcase of Nigeria's culinary sophistication, will feature a diverse culinary offering from all 36 states and the Federal Capital Territory.
Director-General Aar Abisoy Fagad emphasizes the meticulous planning to meet global standards. Chairman of the planning committee, Victor Salako, confirms the event will take place in the first quarter of the new year.
The festival aims to provide a unique dining experience for both Nigerian and international visitors.
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