By Adebayo Adenrele
Renowned Nigerian Chess Player and former Guinness Chess World Record Holder for the longest chess marathon, Tunde Onakoya has revealed plans to set a new record for 70 hours.
Onakoya, who earlier set the record for 60 hours in April, 2024 has announced his readiness to reclaim his title after being kicked off the radar by two Norwegian players, who had set it for 61 hours.
The Chess Master posted this on his verified X handle.
He wrote, “There is a new world record for 61 hours set by two Norwegian players.
“On the 17th of April, we will attempt to break that record and set a new one for 70 hours.
“My dream is to inspire the world, and raise support to build the biggest free school for homeless children in Nigeria”.
