In an attempt to commemorate this forthcoming International Chess Day (20th July, 2022), this program would be inaugurated.

The societal realities of this 21st Century require a diversified approach in the course of instrumentalizing handy solutions for the masses. In this wise, the concept of Chess is being maximized for Social/Educational Development.

In an attempt to foster edu-social inclusion, this multilingual Chess Education is dedicated to the African heirs, most especially, the Nigerian out-of-school kids who are educationally under-served.

You can now learn how to play Chess in the three major languages in Nigeria (namely; Hausa, Igbo, and Yoruba.)

Beyond the scope of Chess as an indoor game, here's a Flexible Language-Learning Technology, coupled with a Modern Model of Education.

Cheers...

By Jawolusy.