To celebrate Nigeria’s Independence Day, QAT Foundation Founder, Halimat Tejuosho, sponsored an attractive chess tournament with cash and various gifts for the Cal Chess Players Club, Abuja. did.
The event aimed not only to demonstrate the importance of the country’s independence, but also to promote chess as an important tool for intellectual development within the community.
Speaking at the event, Tejuosho stressed that such events help build a sense of community and foster cooperation among young people.
She added that the gesture was part of broader efforts to commemorate independence this year, stressing that sport helps build unity and a sense of solidarity among members of society, regardless of differences.
Tejuosho emphasized: “This activity highlights the importance of education, sport and community engagement. Chess teaches critical thinking, problem solving and perseverance.
“By promoting this game, we not only celebrate our heritage, but also invest in the intellectual growth of our youth. We would like to express our gratitude to all those who participated and wish to share their enthusiasm with the I would like to know that I am contributing to its growing popularity.”
The tournament ended with an awards ceremony where the top performers were recognized with medals and achievements.
