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A few things to know about the chess prodigy Deborah Quickpen: 1. Coming from a humble background in Bayelsa, her parents struggled to pay her school tuition, and she almost dropped out due to financial difficulties. 2. She started playing chess at the age of 3 after being discovered by my good friend and Nigeria’s current national champion, @BKigigha, who has coached her ever since. 3. In 2018, she represented Bayelsa state at the National Sports Festival, becoming the youngest athlete to ever participate in the festival's history. 4. She won three gold medals at the National Youth Games, making history as the youngest person to win 18 out of 18 games. 5. Deborah won the Under-10 African Youth Chess Championship in Accra, Ghana, becoming the youngest Nigerian female player to be conferred the Woman Candidate Master title. 6. At the age of 10, she was appointed Youth Ambassador for Sports by Bayelsa State Governor Sen Douye Didi. 7. In 2023, at the age of 11, she became Nigeria’s female national champion, a record that might take decades to break. 8. She is the highest-ranked under-12 female chess player in Africa and the third in the world. 9. Currently in JSS3, she maintains a stellar academic performance, earning double promotions in primary school. 10. Next month, she will represent Nigeria at the FIDE World Cup in Georgia. With the right financial support and visibility, Deborah could very well become West Africa’s first chess grandmaster. She’s young,driven and hardworking. I’m immensely proud of Deborah and honored to play her in a match on June 11th in preparation for her first World Cup appearance in Georgia. Let’s support our very own Queen’s Gambit! If you’d like to sponsor her career, please send an email: [email protected] or call 07064959329.

Tunde Onakoya @Tunde_OD

2 years ago

On June 11, 2024, I will be playing a three-hour Chess match against Nigeria’s number one chess prodigy-12 year old Women’s candidate master Deborah Quickpen. She will be representing Nigeria at the FIDE chess World Cup in Georgia next month. I have faced many tough opponents

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Two people agreed to live together as husband and wife. Eventually, they reached a point where they realised their relationship wasn't meant to last forever, so they parted ways. You weren't a part of their social contract nor privy to the intimate details of their private lives that inspired such decision. Whatever you learned about their union, you heard from one party or you assumed. Yet, strangely, you rush to participate as a judge in such private business. You were neither a part of their arguments in the darkest of rooms nor a stakeholder in the dream they had intended to build. You are just a poke-nosing bystander. Nobody who’s ever experienced marriage would identify with one party to wage a war against another. Even if you hate one party, always remember that these are people who used to mean the world to each other, people who still hoard each other’s secrets and expected to keep them safe even as you rush to provoke one party to divulge what’s not our business, even as you rush to wage a proxy war based on one side of the story; a war that’s not your business. Marriage is not a life sentence. If it doesn’t work out, you are allowed by law and by God to exit it. There’s absolutely nothing wrong with divorce when a couple veers off the path. And they don’t owe anyone and even their former “my everything” anything at all on their next line of action. They were a couple, not conjoined twins.

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I packed my travel suitcase to catch a 10 a.m. flight. I wanted to be an hour early, after all, I wasn't in Lagos, where I have to be at the airport a day ahead 😒 As I walked into the elevator, rolling my black suitcase casually. My eyes rose up, and two elderly ladies and a man were already inside. We all headed for the ground floor from the 34th. As we approach the 25th floor, the elevator cracks & stops. We all panic in fear. The ladies were screaming, but I remained calm. We try calling the reception, and they apologize. "Pls remain calm, a team is en route". 25 minutes later, we are still inside this elevator, and I'm already sweating. I don't want to miss my flight, so I prayed. A team of armored personnel eventually opens the elevator, & the ladies are screaming, while medics are holding us. I rushed out, avoiding the first aid team, to catch my flight, but I eventually arrived 7 minutes late, missing my flight. God knows, I didn't want to be part of the drama back at the hotel. I booked the next flight for 3 p.m. and kept asking myself, "Why is this happening to me? Then a voice reminds me as usual; Remember, Orondaam, "nothing happens to you, but for you." It was 2 p.m., and my new flight was called. I settled into my seat, lost in thought. As the flight took off, I decided to take the time to review some documents for the meeting I was going to the next day. As I was engrossed in my work, the elderly black woman sitting next to me glanced at me, and asked. Are you Otto Orondaam? Yes, I am, ma'am, I replied. Oh, lovely, I am Dr. Editha, and I sit on the global board of XYZ. You'll be meeting with us tomorrow morning. I read about you, and I was so impressed." Wow! I was in complete shock.   We spent the rest of the 5-hour flight talking about our shared vision & their global programs. I still couldn't imagine what was happening. What had seemed like an unfortunate loss, was God's redirection. That lady ended up becoming a great mentor and cheerleader. An incredible angel! This event, just like many others, has made me believe that our future is predestined and that nothing happens by chance. So friends, always remember, "Nothing happens to you, but for you, ❤️ #OttoOrondaam ❤️&💡

Over 8 yrs ago someone singlehandedly pulled me out of poverty. Knew him because I trained with his wife who is a professional athlete. He was leading a group at Citi and I desperately wanted to be an analyst. Didnt have the resume for a fancy banking job but grew up in public housing and the job was to help finance affordable housing projects. He called me and said “I will not get this job for you. However I will refer you and teach you whatever I can”. I got the job. It moved me out to SF which completely changed the trajectory of my life. One year in I received my first big analyst bonus. $20,000. I couldnt believe it. I felt ashamed. That was so much money. I messaged him and asked if they would take it back. This was his response. I read this often.