Game Of Chess: Children In Impoverished Communities Seek New Beginnings | Community Report
February 11, 2022
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as posted by the channelTunde Onakoya, a chess master and his team are building a new community, they are using the game of chess to change the lives of underprivileged children.
They recorded a great feat from slum to slum, empowering the children and those around them. Tunde and his team are gradually moving the children in Oshodi under-bridge to new shelter and also enrolling them in schools.
As they continue this mission, proper rehabilitation and reintegration of these children, many of whom have been away from their families for so long, may take more time.
Now with all the attention coming with this cause, Tunde wants to stay focused and ensure that the buzz around this special work is for the benefits of the children.
On this episode of the programme, we focus on the beautiful acts of humanity and also tell the story of how these underprivileged children are being handed a new beginning through the game of chess.
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