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Benin: Talon spotted at a culinary marathon after the failed coup

Auteur: Bernardin Patinvoh

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Bénin : Talon aperçu à un marathon culinaire après le putsch manqué

 

 

Benin's President Patrice Talon was at the Cotonou Convention Center on the evening of Saturday, December 13th. According to the newspaper "Le Matinal," which reported the story, the head of state went to support Benin's renowned chef, Keith Sonon. Known as "the Amazon in Chief," she has embarked on a challenge: to break the Guinness World Record for the longest individual culinary marathon. She began the challenge on December 1st and it is scheduled to end this Monday, December 15th.

 

First public appearance after the failed coup

 

The presence of the Head of State at this major event will undoubtedly boost Ms. Sonon's morale. For Patrice Talon, this is his first public appearance since the failed coup attempt of Sunday, December 7, 2025.

On that day, soldiers under the command of Lieutenant-Colonel Pascal Tigri went to his home to capture him. They encountered resistance from members of the Republican Guard who routed them.

Auteur: Bernardin Patinvoh
Publié le: Lundi 15 Décembre 2025

Commentaires (1)

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    Salam il y a 1 jour
    Maintenant je pense que les pro junte ou dictateurs peuvent croire que le coup à échouer lamentablement
    Vive talon vive la cedeao

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