Tunde Onakoya’s name has echoed across the globe as he shattered the Guinness World Record for the longest continuous chess game.
He beat the previous record set by Norwegians Hallvard Haug Flatebo and Sjur Ferkingstad.
Tunde’s amazing endurance not only earned him a place in history but also aimed to raise $1 million for children’s education in Africa.
Amidst the celebrations, there’s talk of recognition from the Lagos State Government. They might give him an ambassador title related to sports, education, or youth.
It’s worth noting that Pelumi Nubi recently got a tourism ambassador title for driving solo from London to Lagos.
Now that Tunde Onakoya has returned to Lagos, we eagerly await to see how the next chapter of his story unfolds.
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Will the government formally recognize his outstanding accomplishment and honour him with an ambassadorial title, further cementing his status as a symbol of excellence and inspiration?
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