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According to the organisers, through the initiative, young minds are empowered, academic performances are boosted, and a culture of strategic thinking and creativity is built.

“For nearly a decade, the Chess4Change initiative has continued to impact the lives of Lagos State secondary school students’’, said Kenneth Erikume, Country Operations Partner, PwC Nigeria.

“It has helped them improve their academic performance and also develop communication, teamwork, and leadership skills. These successes are because of the collective effort of our stakeholders. PwC is honoured to continue collaborating with the Lagos State Government (Ministry of Education and Lagos Sports Commission), Lagos State Chess Association, and Media Vision. Chess4Change allows us to unlock the potential of Lagos’ youth, building a strong foundation for their future through the strategic thinking and problem-solving skills honed through chess.”

Olufunke Young, Director of Co-Curricular Lagos State Ministry of Education, commended PwC Nigeria for its continued commitment and support for the Chess4Change programme.

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