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Away from the chess scenery of Nigeria, we take a virtual tour of the chess scene in Kenya, the bustling heart of East Africa. And by good fortune, we have […]
Away from the chess scenery of Nigeria, we take a virtual tour of the chess scene in Kenya, the bustling heart of East Africa. And by good fortune, we have […]
As chess continues to gain momentum in Africa, several noteworthy organisations and individuals emerge as driving forces behind this advancement. Today, we got the rarest privilege to talk to a […]
The Richard Asibor Chess Memorial The edition of The Richard Asibor Chess Memorial took place from the 24th to the 28th of January, 2024 at the Chevron Recreational Centre, Gbagada, […]
Are you a woman or a parent of a chess-playing girl seeking an inclusive community to foster your interest in chess? Look no further, Promoting Queens Chess Club welcomes you with open […]
Just like every new game of chess is filled with great anticipation, endless possibilities, growth opportunities, and adventures, so is the beginning of the year. It’s a time when the […]
Are you still of the weird view that girls cannot play chess? You’d love to meet our Queens from Jos, Nigeria, who debunk that silly myth. After Promoting Queens’ inspiring […]
After our free online chess lessons in June, we recognised the importance of reaching even more women and girls. The question was: how? As you know, Nigeria has a huge […]
Shall we take you down memory lane through our one-month free online chess lessons? It is a fantastic success story we like to revel in from time to time, and […]
Is the phrase women supporting women a tagline or an actual thing?Do women really support women? Is it a tall tale, something for the movies, or a Twitter fad? Too […]
From time to time, we like to track back to understand how far Women’s Chess has come, the struggles of those before us, and the prospects of success to come. […]