Nigeria’s chess sensation Tunde Onakoya has officially been confirmed by Guinness World Records as the new holder of the longest chess marathon after an exhausting 64-hour non-stop battle! The incredible feat, achieved in New York City, has sent shockwaves through the global chess community.
Onakoya, who played continuously against multiple opponents to raise funds for underprivileged children’s education, broke the previous record of 56 hours in a display of mental toughness and endurance. Guinness has now presented him with the official certificate and plaque, cementing his place in history.
Fans worldwide celebrated the achievement, with Nigerian celebrities and politicians hailing him as a national hero. Could this inspire a new generation of African chess champions? One thing’s certain—Tunde Onakoya just made Nigeria proud on the world stage!
#TundeOnakoya #GuinnessWorldRecord #ChessMarathon #Nigeria #WorldRecord #ChessProdigy #BreakingRecords #Inspiration
Tags:
African records
Chess for charity
Education fundraiser
Guinness chess marathon
Longest chess game
Mental endurance
Nigerian achievements
Tunde Onakoya world record