Nigerian man wins N1 million grant money he didn’t apply for

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A Nigerian man, Tunde Onakoya has announced that his firm, Chess In Slums Africa, won a grant which he did not apply for.

Chess In Slums Africa, helps kids living in slums by taking them off the street and teaching them the game.

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They are then enrolled in chess tournaments across Nigeria and Africa.

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According to Tunde, his company got nominated by an unknown person for a Price Waterhouse Coopers grant which it eventually won.

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He shared a photo of him holding the dud n1m cheque and wrote;

”Apparently, someone nominated us for @PwC_Nigeria’s annual charity grant and there was even a voting phase that we won.

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I didn’t even know all of this was going on till I got a call two days ago to come pick up a million naira cheque at Landmark towers this morning

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For everyone who continue to speak for us even in rooms where we’re absent, thank you.”

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