Kunle Adelabu The Ikorodu – Oga Development Association (IKODASS), a socio – cultural and developmental body which serves as the umbrella body for all clubs and associations in Ikorodu Kingdom, has joined the rest of the world in honouring the pride son of Ikorodu, Chess Master Tunde Onakoya, on his Guinness World Record feat. IKODASS is not only congratulating Onakoya for the feat attained by breaking the world record playing for about 60 hours at the Times Square in New York, but also for using the platform to call attention…
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Guinness World Record: Ayangbure Congratulates Proud Son Of Ikorodu, Chess Master Tunde Onakoya
Kunle Adelabu -To host the world champion, bestow honour on him The newest Guinness Book of World Record inductee and Chess Master, Tunde Onakoya, has received a royal congratulation from the highly revered royal father of his home town, the Ayangbure of Ikorodu, His Royal Majesty, (Oba) Engr. Kabir Adewale Shotobi, the Adegorushen V, on his longest hour of playing Chess feat. Chess Master Onakoya achieved the feat at the Times Square, New York, United States of America (USA), where he broke the world record for the Longest Chess Marathon…
Read MoreSenator Tokunbo Abiru Hails Ikorodu-Born Chess Master, Tunde Onakoya’s Feat
Mariam Akinloye The Senator representing Lagos East Senatorial District, Senator Mukhail Adetokunbo Abiru, FCA, has commended the 29 years old Ikorodu-born Chess Master and Coach, Tunde Onakoya for setting a global record in Chess game. Onakoya broke the world record for the longest chess marathon after playing unbeaten for about 60 hours in New York City’s Times Square to raise money for underprivileged children. The lawmaker in his congratulatory message, saluted the courage and determination of young Onakoya despite the adversities he faced while growing up in Ikorodu. Senator Abiru…
Read MoreOPINION: Bíbí ire: Honourable Babajimi Benson’s Exemplary Representation
By ‘Dayo Hassan BÍBÍ IRE is a Yoruba phrase that translates to “Good seeds” in English. This phrase is often used metaphorically to convey the idea of sowing good deeds or actions in life. It signifies the importance of cultivating positive habits, attitudes, and behaviors that will yield beneficial results in the future. In Yoruba culture, it is believed that one’s actions and choices in life determine their destiny, and by sowing good seeds, one can expect a harvest of blessings and prosperity. As a result, BÍBÍ IRE acts as…
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