- President Tinubu Praises Tunde Onakoya’s Chess Initiative for Empowering Nigerian Youth
- Tinubu commended Onakoya’s resilience and ability to break barriers
- “I received Tunde Onakoya, founder of Chess in Slums Africa, at my residence today where he also presented his World Record for the longest Chess Marathon.”
President Bola Ahmed Tinubu applauded the efforts of Tunde Onakoya, founder of Chess in Slums, for his groundbreaking work in engaging and empowering underprivileged Nigerian children through the game of chess.
Eko Hot Blog reports that the president commended Onakoya’s resilience and ability to break barriers, highlighting the transformative power of chess in awakening the brilliance of Nigerian youth.
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“I received Tunde Onakoya, founder of Chess in Slums Africa, at my residence today where he also presented his World Record for the longest Chess Marathon.
“Tunde’s journey, from the streets of Lagos to uplifting underserved children and breaking world records, reflects the resilience and brilliance of Nigeria’s youth.”
Tinubu also highlighted the potential for scaling up the Chess in Slums initiative across Nigeria.
“Through chess, he opens minds and transforms lives in communities that are too often overlooked. I would love to see how his work can be replicated nationwide and I am looking forward to seeing him in Abuja to hear how the government can support him.
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“Tunde Onakoya’s vision aligns with our administration’s: no child left behind, no talent wasted. Nigeria is proud of him, and we will walk with him.”
