Nosayer:


It's more than a story. It's a real life event that happened yesterday. Go on Twitter and search for Tunde Onakoya. Youths really have a lot of work to do repairing this country. We have the brains already, we just need the will to do so.

TimmyTen:
This picture broke my heart with mixed feelings.
He is too young to be a bus conductor at the same time I’m happy for the Champ.

May this win turn things around and open more doors for him.
Welcome to the gallery Boy!

brainpulse:
Great! Part of the main responsibilities of the church towards social welfare, the needed and community development , instead they are competing with who buys private jet and luxury cars.

DropsMic:


Read to understand bro

Enceladus:
A diamond in the rough. Sanwo-Olu should do the needful please.

film3four:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lgPgPbU6fjs

18-Year-Old Bus Conductor Wins Chess Tournament In Oshodi

A teenager, Adeoye Fawaz, has emerged a double champion in Chess and Mental Maths at a tournament held in Oshodi, Lagos.

Am nearly move to tears with joy for this guy, not for anything but for the joy expression on his face and the people from the constituency.
Am of the believe that the person organizing this games is doing a great job.
He deserves national award
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The tournament is the brainchild of Chess In Slums Initiative, an organisation dedicated to engaging children and other young people living in slums.

Adeoye had revealed that he wanted to become a comedian and musician but works as a bus conductor now.

Credit: Twitter | Tunde Onakoya

https://www.instagram.com/tv/CXfdj-VqS-K/?utm_medium=copy_link

DropsMic:
The kind of story Hollywood loves