In Part 2 of this exclusive 3-part One2One interview, Tunde Onakoya - Nigerian chess master, Guinness World Record holder, and founder of Chess in Slums Africa, reflects on how education, resilience and empowerment can transform the lives of children across Africa.Speaking with Tokunbo Shitta-Bey, Tunde shares the stories of children whose voices are often silenced by poverty — and how chess, mentorship, and literacy are giving them a platform to be heard.📌 In this conversation, Tunde reflects on:• The untapped potential of African children in underserved communities• Why education must focus on intellectual empowerment, not just classrooms• Stories of resilience from the Chess in Slums Africa initiative• The real wealth of Nigeria — human potential, not natural resources• His vision for scaling opportunity and changing global perceptions of the African childFrom Lagos to the global stage, this episode is about more than chess — it’s about hearing, amplifying, and empowering the voices of Africa’s next generation.📺 Watch Part 1 here → https://youtu.be/J-tq48XNIX4📺 Watch Part 2 now → You’re in the right place!👉 Don’t miss Part 3, coming soon on One2One.🔔Subscribe to One2One for more "game-changing discussions on the big ideas that shape our thinking and help move society forward".Chapters:0:00 Picking Up From Part 1 – The Story Continues 0:28 Why I Chose Times Square for a Guinness World Record 2:10 Surviving the Toughest Moments of the 60-Hour Chess Marathon 4:02 What Kept Me Going When My Body Wanted to Quit 5:15 Nigerians Everywhere Rallied Behind the Mission 7:12 What This Record Really Means for Chess in Slums Africa 9:20 How Global Visibility Opens Local Opportunities 11:05 My Definition of Purpose – Why I Keep Showing Up 13:40 Redefining the Nigerian Child Beyond Poverty 15:27 Lessons From Failure, Resilience, and Second Chances 17:33 What Leaders Can Learn From the Game of Chess 19:41 The Boldest Move – Challenging the Status Quo 21:08 Why We Must Invest in People, Not Just Resources 23:00 Raising Africa’s Next Generation of Thinkers and Innovators 24:42 Final Reflections – What Gives Me Hope for Africa About the Guest:Tunde Onakoya is the founder of Chess in Slums Africa, a non-profit organisation using chess, literacy, and mentorship to empower underprivileged children. His work has impacted thousands and earned global recognition from CNN, BBC, Al Jazeera, and Forbes.If this conversation inspires you, like, comment, and share this video.📌 Subscribe to One2One for more game-changing conversations: https://www.youtube.com/@thisisone2oneAbout One2One:One2One ("The One2One Show") is a Nigerian television interview and talk show hosted by Tokunbo Shitta-Bey and broadcast internationally as an audio and video podcast.Tokunbo Shitta-Bey engages thinkers, politicians, athletes, entertainers, scientists and business leaders in "Game-changing discussions on the BIG IDEAS that shape our thinking and help move society forward". One2One's comfortable, calm setting and conversational style format provide an engaging and intimate atmosphere for thought-provoking and intellectual dialogue, offering a unique perspective on current events and shaping the public understanding of important issues.Watch the full episode on TV:• DSTV: Mondays at 8:30 PM (Repeat: Saturdays at 3:30 PM)• Channels 24 (UK): Sundays at 1:30 PM (Repeat: Wednesdays at 6:30 PM)