Chess Heights Plateau July 2025 ended in a thrilling four-way tie, with standout performances from Danjuma Nathaniel, Fuenshak Othman, Ayuba Beneche Daniel, and John Reuben. Despite a strong 4.5/6 finish, Keyi Lucky Musa narrowly missed the top spot. With the August edition approaching, fans are eager to see if Keyi will claim the title or if the July leaders will defend their ground
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The July edition of Chess Heights Ekiti brought together 16 elite players from across the state for another thrilling event. Rising above the competition once again, Alex Ayomide continued his flawless run, finishing with 6.5/7 to secure his seventh consecutive monthly title—a streak that began in January.
In a field packed with hungry challengers, Ayomide proved unshakable. Read the full recap, standings, and an exclusive interview with the champion as he reflects on his journey, discipline, and mindset behind the streak.
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Rising stars, seasoned masters, and a fresh chess spirit light up Ondo’s newest monthly battleground.
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The February edition of Chess Heights Plateau State assembled eleven of the region’s sharpest minds […]
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The Lagos chapter of Chess Heights staged a thrilling six-round Swiss on March 1, 2025, […]
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Every month, top players in Enugu gather for a six-round Swiss tournament with a time […]
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The February edition of Chess Heights Kaduna was successfully held on the first of February […]
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The February edition of Chess Heights in Plateau State proved to be an exciting and […]
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Chess Height Gombe February 2025 edition delivered intense battles, unexpected upsets, and a well-deserved victory for Yakkon Damaryam. With five thrilling rounds, rising stars and seasoned players clashed in a fast-paced 20+10 time control format. Read the full tournament recap, key highlights, and top performances in our latest blog post!
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The January edition of Chess Heights Kaduna saw an intense showdown with co-champions Oyewopo Olamilekan and Damian Joshua emerging as the top players in a stacked field. The tournament, featuring seven rated players, showcased upsets and fierce competition, with Joshua eyeing Nigeria’s National Chess Champion Tersee. Both co-champions demonstrated exceptional skill, with Olamilekan’s consistent performance and Joshua’s ambitious drive, positioning them as key figures in Nigeria’s chess future.
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