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Incredible transformation of 18-year-old bus conductor who won chess and mental math competition in 2021 (Photos)

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Adeoye Fawaz, the young bus conductor who won the chess and mental math competitions at age 18, looked almost unrecognizable in adorable new photos of him that surfaced online.

It would be recalled that Fawaz, the ‘teen bus conductor’ who lived his years under Oshodi Bridge, became an internet sensation after he became the overall champion in both chess and mental maths in a competition created by Tunde Onakoya on the 14th of December, 2021.

Well, in an updated tweet moments ago, Onakoya shared new photos of Adeoye Fawaz showing his incredible transformation.

According to him, the chess champion got his first modelling gig recently.

“Life update: Fawaz got his first modelling gig recently and could very well be on his way to superstardom as a chess player.” He tweeted.

See more photos below,

In other news, popular Nigerian singer, Habeeb Okikiola better known as Portable, has warned his fans against running after his car whenever they see him drive-by.

The singer, who drives a white Range Rover and is known for spraying money at passersby, took to his Instagram page to read his riot act on Sunday, June 28.

He advised his fans to go and hustle to make their own money because as from Sunday, he would stop spraying money or giving out money to people.

According to him, he would rather give out money to the less privileged, widows and children in his village, than give to his fans whom he referred to as “thieves” and “wicked souls”.

Tags: Adeoye Fawaz, Tunde Onakoya

Categories: Viral

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