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"I
could fight a great war, kill the enemy and win. I could
also lose, and learn, and furthermore, RESURRECT from the
dead again and again and again!!! Only the Revelation of
Jesus Christ and His mysteries surpassed the magic of Chess."
Meet
Olufemi Oladiran Oris Sharaibi
or
simply 'Oris' to his friends and fans. He is currently in
Spain
and speaks about his love for "The
Game".
(
PART 1).
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Demola
missed a bishop sacrifice at move
18
that would have won the game for him.
Bayo’s
play from then on is a study in how to win a winning
position, which can be quite difficult against a player of
Demola’s
class. Bunmi, in
15
moves dispatched
Ajibola
and
Tunji's Queens Indian
was sufficient for a win against Campbell. These and more
from the first round of the game.
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Chessheights
is at its impeccable wit again; co-organizing a classical
tournament for some of Nigeria’s strongest chess players
namely
Adebayo Adegboyega, Charles Campbell, Bunmi Olape, Ajibola
Olanrewaju, Tunji Rojugbokan and Demola Sorungbe.
The
venue was the Media Center in
University of Lagos’
sports complex.
It was a pleasant atmosphere with a throng of excited
spectators.
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She is
one of the strongest players in the country.
Computer scientist;
National Junior champion,
several
Gold medals from several Sports
Festivals University Games and of course All African Games
2007;
National team member
several times over and a startling
17 year
veteran of the game.
ChessHeights
brings
to you the very talented and
"super pretty"
Omolola Alabi.
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As they
say; ‘What
goes around comes around’.
Although a bit out of context, but the Nigerian
International Schools League has in reality come around once
again. Our dear readers will recall that
ChessHeights
was at
the final weekend of the last league season at
Chrisland College, Idimu, Lagos-State
and that a comprehensive report of the final day was posted
on the site.
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The Lagos
State Sports Festival chess event took place
form the
10th - 16th of November at the
University
of Lagos, Sports Complex. There was a lot of
variety as concerns the medal events at the tournament. Our
man on the spot
Tolulope
Ogunwobi brings us a pictorial report of the
proceedings at medal presentation ceremony.
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At the recently concluded
Lagos State Sports Festival,
Lagos
Island East Local Government was entirely
represented by students of
Kings College. This
is a positive contribution to youth chess which is receiving
scarce attention these days. I caught up with
Jide
Aboyade who is probably their best player and
here's our brief chat.
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