The founder of Chess in the Slum, Tunde Onakoya who uses chess to transform lives of Nigerian children is at it again. Onakoya usually organize interventions for children across the country and it was on one of his journeys to Internally Displaced People (IDP) Camp in Yola some months back, that he met an intelligent young girl who thirst for education. He had posted the video of the Nigerian child who when asked what she wanted the most had answer , knowledge and her parent’s ability to pay her school fees and that of her siblings. The video had circulated...
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