Archives Tag: Chess In Slums Africa
Who is Tunde Onakoya?
April 19, 2022
In the heart of New York’s iconic Times Square, a tale of triumph unfolded as Tunde Onakoya hailed as Nigeria’s latest sensation, embarked on a journey destined to etch his name in the annals of history. From the bustling streets of Lagos to the world stage, his odyssey was one of unwavering resilience and … Continue reading Who is Tunde Onakoya?
Tunde Onakoya Aims for 58-hour Guinness World Record Marathon
April 19, 2022
Nigerian chess maestro Tunde Onakoya aims to shatter the Guinness World Record for the longest chess marathon, driven by a mission to empower African children with limited educational opportunities. Revealed through his X handle, Tunde plans to engage in a remarkable feat: playing chess uninterrupted and undefeated for a staggering 58 hours. Read more … Continue reading Tunde Onakoya Aims for 58-hour Guinness World Record Marathon
How An Organisation, Chess In Slums Africa, Is Changing The Narrative For Good
April 19, 2022
When we talk about the game of chess and chess championship as a whole, Africa or even Nigeria rarely comes to mind. Chess games and chess players are often associated with people termed as “geniuses” that comes mostly from Russia, the United States, China and other places in Scandinavia. Also, one is quick to … Continue reading How An Organisation, Chess In Slums Africa, Is Changing The Narrative For Good
