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The Tunde Onakoya Story: From Ikorodu Slums to a World Record

[First 2 Lines - The Hook] Discover the incredible journey of Tunde Onakoya, the founder of Chess in Slums Africa, who shattered a Guinness World Record in New York City to change a million lives. [Video Summary] In this profile, we explore the "Blueprint" of Tunde Onakoya. From experiencing housing insecurity in Ikorodu to enduring a 64-hour chess marathon in Times Square, his life is a testament to the power of systems and resilience. We dive into how he used a simple board game to create an educational bridge for children in marginalized communities like Makoko and Oshodi. [Timestamps - Triggers "Key Moments" in Google Search] 0:00 - The Power of the Pawn 0:45 - Roots: Growing up in Ikorodu 1:30 - The Barbershop Discovery 2:15 - Founding Chess in Slums Africa 3:30 - The 64-Hour Times Square Marathon 4:45 - The Future of Global Impact [Call to Action] 🔔 Subscribe to The Profiles Lab for more documented stories about people shaping change through craft and intention. 💬 "Talent is widespread, but opportunity is not." What part of Tunde's story inspired you most? Let us know in the comments! [Legal Disclaimer] This profile was created using publicly available information for documentary and educational purposes. #TundeOnakoya #ChessInSlums #TheProfilesLab #SuccessStory #Nigeria #GuinnessWorldRecord #Inspiration