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A BRIEF ABOUT THE NIGERIAN QUADRILINGUAL CHESS BOOK

The first move for the indigenization of Chess Knowledge in Africa; fostering a Chess-based Edu-Social Inclusion.

Chess is more than a mere indoor sport; it is the unification of art and science, a universal language widely spoken far and near, its concept is a clear course to the universal ideals of solutionism, its modus operandi entails making the best decision within the shortest period of time. As always said by Jawolusy; “A child who understands the concept of Chess would possibly excel in any field of study.” Summarily, Chess explains the concept of; Law, Architecture, Mental Health, Computer Programming Languages, Economics, Trade Exchanges, Political Affairs, Sociology, Psychology, Management, Governance, Mathematics/Locus, and many other professional fields. For example, considering #ChessinArchitecture as a case study; the practical application of Chess Knowledge in the field of Architecture is well-treated in the chapter 4 of this book (with more than 20 ‘Archi-Chess’ illustrative designs).

Factually, the societal realities of the 21st Century demand a diversified approach in various nation-building engagements, hence, the endless potentials of Chess would be maximized for development, in this wise, a chess-driven educational solution for the underserved masses.

To mention a few, some of the objectives of this localized Chess education are listed below;
- Attempting to reach out to more than 100,000,000 target audience within and outside Nigeria,
- Fostering a chess-based edu-social inclusion in Africa,
- Aiding edu-cultural exchange programs,
- Maximizing a localized Chess Education for Language-Learning Technology to bridge the community-school knowledge-gap,
- Facilitating knowledge-supplement for out-of-school kids in Nigeria,
- Stimulating a modern model for urban/rural education,
- Fostering technical communication via a localized Chess know-how,
- Promoting the Nigerian Cultural values by showcasing the beauty of her diversified languages/linguistic contents, amongst other developmental values.

At this point, it is quite fascinating to note that the masses can now learn how to play Chess via the 3 major languages in Nigeria, kindly find and follow #ChessinHausa, #ChessinIgbo, and #ChessinYoruba to get started, you can also visit: www.chessinhausa.com, www.chessinigbo.com, and www.chessinyoruba.com.

In an attempt to foster informational flexibility, these contents are also available on audios, videos, multilingual web apps, animated illustrations, and hybrid artwork versions in Hausa, Igbo, and Yoruba languages. Notably, this digital book contains more than 100 illustrative images, alongside, this Quadrilingual written-work is the 7th book of the Author within the previous seven years. Most importantly, this literal concept is a template of contentual multilingualism for other third world regions in an attempt to recreate this tested chess-driven solution for the masses who are academically underserved; education is the backbone of sustainable development.
Cheers!

Jawolusi Oluwaseun (@jawolusy)
(The Author of the Nigerian Chess Book in Hausa, Igbo, and Yoruba Languages.)

( #NaijaChessBook )