Inclusive Chess Day Empowers Children With Disabilities in Nigeria Through Chess
The Inclusive Chess Day event in Nigeria, organized by Chess in Slums Africa (CISA) in Lasoda, brought children with disabilities to the forefront, engaging them in inspiring chess sessions led by Tunde Onakoya. Supported by Sightsavers Nigeria and media partner Bellanaija, the event aimed to empower inclusivity and limitless possibilities for all children.
Notable attendees included Onyiny Atuanya, Nkem Okafor, Moyeen Onafowokan, and others, who celebrated the event's focus on inclusivity and empowerment.
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