Nigerian chess master breaks world record for charity
A Nigerian chess master attempts to break the world record for the longest continuous chess game in New York's Time Square to raise money for underprivileged children in Nigeria.
Key Points
- Tunde Onakoya aims to play chess for 58 hours without stopping to break the world record
- His charity, Chess in Slums Africa, provides education and opportunities for underprivileged children
- Support for his work has grown within Nigeria and beyond
Pros
- Raises awareness and funds for underprivileged children in Nigeria
- Inspires and motivates young Nigerians and supporters worldwide
Cons
- Physical and mental exhaustion from continuous chess playing