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Tunde Onakoya Triumphs Over VeryDarkMan At 2024 Trendupp Awards

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On Sunday night, the 2024 Trendupp Awards turned into a high-stakes clash as popular social media activist Martins Vincent Otse, also known as VeryDarkMan, and Guinness World Record-holding chess master Tunde Onakoya competed for top honors alongside other influencers.

The Trendupp Awards is renowned for celebrating influencers, content creators, and brands that excel in leveraging social media across various fields and platforms. This event honors the bold and creative efforts of digital influencers who push the boundaries of online engagement.

In April, Onakoya made headlines by breaking the world record for the longest chess marathon in Times Square, New York City, playing for over 58 hours. VeryDarkMan, on the other hand, is known for using his platform to combat social vices, speak out against injustices, and drive societal change.

Both Onakoya and VeryDarkMan competed in the highly competitive ā€˜Force For Social Goodā€™ category at the Trendupp Awards. They were up against prominent figures such as Nigeriaā€™s leading health influencer Aproko Doctor, Kokun Foundationā€™s philanthropic founder Adepeju Olukokun, renowned humanitarian Osita Popcorn, and dance choreographer and humanitarian Seyi Oluyole.

Videos circulating online capture the electrifying moment when the announcer unveiled the nominees for the ā€˜Force For Social Goodā€™ category. As she introduced VeryDarkManā€™s name, the audience erupted in thunderous applause and anticipation.

Netizens were shocked and outraged by the unexpected decision to award a chess player the social media activism prize over VeryDarkMan, whose bold struggle against injustice has deeply impacted many lives. However, several ardent fans believe Tunde Onakoya was genuinely deserving of the award.

Just as the excitement hit its peak, the announcer dramatically pivoted and declared Tunde Onakoya as the winner.

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