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Tunde Onakoya, founder of Chess in Slums Africa, revealed his ambition to become a billionaire with global influence during an interview on the Afropolitan podcast. While known for his philanthropic work teaching chess to underprivileged children, Onakoya stated, "I want to make a lot of...

This week revealed Nigeria's persistent patterns: celebrating individual triumph over systemic failure, wealth displays amid widespread poverty, and democracy observed behind closed doors. This week's Signal explores what we choose to see - and what we choose to ignore. What a perfectly...

Tunde Onakoya has defended his recent visit to President Tinubu, insisting it was about national recognition, not political support. He stressed his commitment to nonpartisan advocacy for street children and clarified that Chess in Slums Africa is a cognitive development initiative, not a...

In a climate where visibility often meets political favour, actor and activist Mr Macaroni is drawing a line. According to a report by Daily Post Nigeria, the comedian has consistently rejected invitations from politicians at all government levels. His stance, a blend of personal choice and...

Chess champion Tunde Onakoya, who recently broke the world record for the longest chess marathon, met with President Bola Tinubu at the State House. The meeting included a photo opportunity where Onakoya presented a chess set to the President. Social media critic S.A.L.A.K.O (@UnkleAyo)...

Chess champion and Guinness World Record holder Tunde Onakoya unveils 50 exclusive Adire-patterned chessboards, priced at ₦1 million each. Profits will partly fund a free school project in Nigeria. Onakoya designed 50 hand-crafted chessboards inspired by traditional Adire textile art. Each...