Larrey Koko

@GallantDaletian Please be kind and generous with pictures/videos.

@ArsenalBlessing @tonyajah Fool, who made the money available for Otti to pay Abia debt? You praise Alex for reducing Abia debt, but condemn Tinubu's removal of subsidy on petrol & naira, a policy that made more money available to governors to pay states debt, develop their stares and not owe workers, FOOL

@gemininiiii In fact, kò ní so ríre.

“I’m Yoruba but Yoruba people are so loud” O ni jere 😂

@felixherbt @winexviv Inferiority complex dey worry una no be small.

First Nigerian Presidential Aspirant to Serve Rice At a party #firstnigerianchallenge 😂😂

If the Yorubas do not come together to stop this targeted attack on Tunde Onakoya on this app, then many will suffer same fate in the near future. This is a coordinated attack that’s sponsored. If you’re a Yoruba and you’re not speaking up for Tunde, you’re a fool.

Quite ironic that I’ve been getting emails from global fashion brands and media networks to come talk about my the work that we do @chessinslums and @GiftOfChess . Follow our important work. It’s all that matters away from the noise. We are doing great things from a small place.

First Nigerian to shun Peter Obi handshake

First Nigerian Nupe man to do charge and bail with first class 😎

For the Records Salako started this hate campaign against Tunde Onakoya. It's noted!

First Nigerian Lawyer to suit up at the beach by calling the attention of Nigerians to Marine Debris and plastic pollution and Maritime insecurity.

First Nigerian to have a global Chess personality @Tunde_OD speak at a Global Education Summit and Exhibition. Tunde is top guy!!!

The first Nigerian man to lay down his life alongside the incredible @chessinslums team for 7 months to rescue children society had forgotten from oshodi underbridge , through chess. Many of whom have gone on to be Unilag university students etc Giving TEDx talks, and in tech.

I was the 1st Nigerian to deploy IBM Tivoli software in Nigeria 🇳🇬

Let’s be real for a second before anyone opens their mouth to hate, they should probably check what they’ve actually done with their own life first. Tunde Onakoya isn’t just “a chess guy.” He’s someone who took a skill he learned in a barber shop and turned it into a movement that’s changing lives. He’s the founder of Chess in Slums Africa…..a project that uses chess as a tool to get kids off the streets and into classrooms. Not theory. Not tweets. Actual impact. Let’s talk facts: >He set a Guinness World Records record with a 60-hour chess marathon in Times Square >Has helped over 10,000 children access education and better opportunities >Secured scholarships for kids who had zero chance before >Runs outreach programs in places most people wouldn’t even step foot in >Ranked among Nigeria’s top chess players >Won major chess competitions >Featured on global platforms like CNN and BBC >Recognized as a top social entrepreneur in Africa >Listed among the most impactful Africans >Uses his platform to raise funds and awareness for education across the continent Now here’s the part people don’t like hearing. Social media especially platforms like 𝕏 is filled with people who: •Have never built anything • Have never helped anyone • Have never taken a real risk …but somehow have the loudest opinions. You’ll see someone literally changing lives, and the replies will still be: “Nobody cares” “This is overrated” “Clout chasing” etc And it’s like… okay. Because the truth is simple: It’s easier to tweet than to build. It’s easier to criticize than to contribute. It’s easier to sit back than to sacrifice. Someone like Tunde is out here doing real work…impacting real people…while a lot of the noise comes from people who haven’t even tried to do anything meaningful. One thing I’ve learnt from my time on this platform is to take a lot of these so called “criticism” with a pinch of salt. Not all opinions are equal. And not everyone deserves a seat at the table of your self doubt. If you’re building something…whether it’s tech, cybersecurity, content, whatever….just keep going. Because visibility attracts noise. And most of that noise? It’s coming from people who wouldn’t last a day doing what you do.

1st Nigerian to take an IDP kid from Northern Nigeria to play chess in the USA @Tunde_OD ❤️

The first Nigerian Yoruba female world champion, Elizabeth Oshoba.

First Nigerian artist to deliver a scribble art portrait to Tunde Onakoya at the Ibom icon hotel, Uyo Akwa Ibom State

Hear me out @Arsenal