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A male student, Master Ikechukwu Ifechukwu, has emerged as the winner of a Cooking Competition in Anambra State.
The victory of Ifechukwu, a student from St Charles College in Onitsha, who represented the Onitsha zone, surprised many attendees at the grand finale held in Awka.
The participants were evaluated on their adherence to hygiene, the taste of the food, presentation, and service etiquette.
They had the chance to select their recipes and prepare various delicacies from start to finish within a time limit of one hour and twenty minutes.
Ifechukwu surpassed female contestants from schools in Aguata and Nnewi zones, who placed second and third, respectively.
During the event, the First Lady of Anambra, Dr. Soludo, stated that the competition was initiated to address a concerning trend where young individuals lack the skills to prepare nutritious meals.
She expressed her pleasure with the results of the competition and emphasized the importance of parents not assigning household chores based on gender. She encouraged them to provide their children with equal training and opportunities to ensure balanced development.
This approach, she noted, will also enable them to lead independent lives without relying entirely on others.
Frequently Asked Questions
What was the main goal of the cooking competition?
The main goal of the cooking competition was to address the issue of young people lacking the ability to prepare healthy meals.
How were the participants evaluated in the competition?
Participants were evaluated based on hygiene, taste of the food, presentation, and service manner.
What message did the First Lady convey regarding household chores?
The First Lady emphasized that parents should not assign household chores based on gender and should ensure equal opportunities for their children.
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