Nigerian chess champion and social impact advocate Tunde Onakoya has made history as the first African to receive the Lideramos Youth Award for Social Impact in Barcelona, Spain.
Onakoya, who is widely recognised for using chess as a tool for social change, was honoured for his efforts in empowering underserved children and communities through education and mentorship initiatives. His work has attracted global attention for its innovative approach to youth development and social transformation.
The Lideramos Youth Award celebrates young leaders from around the world who are making significant contributions to society through impactful and sustainable initiatives. Onakoya’s recognition highlights the growing global influence of Nigerian changemakers addressing social challenges through creative solutions.
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Through his initiatives, Onakoya has helped provide access to education, life skills, and opportunities for children from disadvantaged backgrounds, using chess as a platform to inspire critical thinking, discipline, and confidence.
The award ceremony, held in Barcelona, brought together young leaders, innovators, and change makers from different countries, with Onakoya’s achievement standing out as a milestone for Nigeria and the African continent.
His recognition has been widely celebrated by supporters and stakeholders, who describe it as a testament to the power of grassroots initiatives in driving meaningful and lasting social impact.
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