Ep37| Chess in Slums Africa Part 2| with Tunde Onakoya

SakinaSpeaks Podcast

In this profoundly moving sequel episode of SakinaSpeaks, we welcome Tunde Onakoya, the visionary behind the transformative Chess in Slums initiative. Tunde's eloquence and passion illuminate his mission to shift the narrative from poverty to potential, bringing to light the untapped brilliance in children from marginalized communities. He shares his belief in the power of small acts to spark monumental change, the importance of humanizing aid, and the potential for talent to become a transformative gift.

Tunde's story is one of returning to his roots to ignite hope and opportunity through the game of chess. He challenges us to see beyond statistics and to recognize the humanity in each individual, inspiring us to use our talents for the greater good. His commitment to creating a future that includes everyone, leaving no child behind, is a testament to his profound impact on reshaping a generation and challenging the status quo.

Join us as we delve into a conversation that transcends mere discourse and becomes a call to action—a reminder that each of us has the capacity to make a difference in the lives of others. This is not just an episode; it's a gateway to a new perspective on life, charity, and the true essence of humanity.

Connect with Tunde Onakoya:

Instagram: tunde_onakoya, @chessinslums

X: @Tunde_OD, @chessinslums

(00:00) What Tunde would like to be remembered as.

(03:48) How many people in Nigeria live in multi-dimensional poverty.

(16:08) What will Tunde gain in the end?

(16:41) What Tunde believes his legacy will be when he's gone.

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