Timi Woko, Abiori, and Barbar Chris Shine at 2nd Cashier Bruce Olotu Memorial Championship

The 2nd Cashier Bruce Olotu Memorial Scrabble Championship, held in Yenagoa, Bayelsa State, delivered an exciting showcase of competitive Scrabble, attracting top players from across the South-South region and beyond.

Timi Woko the winner of the 2nd edition 


At the end of a highly competitive schedule, Timi Woko, Dennis Abiori, and Barbar Chris emerged as standout performers, each claiming top honours in their respective categories. Their performances highlighted consistency and strong endgame execution throughout the tournament.

A Tournament of Depth and Purpose

The championship, organized in honour of the late Cashier Bruce Olotu, continues to grow in stature as a key event in the Nigerian Scrabble calendar. Beyond the competition, the tournament serves as a platform to promote grassroots development and foster unity within the Scrabble community.

Players competed across multiple rounds, with formats designed to test endurance, adaptability, and board management under time pressure. The event featured a mix of established players and emerging talents, creating a balanced and highly competitive field.

Notable Performances

  • Timi Woko demonstrated a remarkable top finish back to back
  • Dennis Abiori delivered a consistent run in a row. Finished first in the 1st edition.

More photos 




Fidel Olotu right | Diete Olotu left

Prize Winners


Conclusion

The 2nd edition of the Cashier Bruce Olotu Memorial Championship not only honoured a respected figure in the Scrabble community but also delivered high-quality competition and memorable performances. You can follow up the coverage and report to see the way the tournament was played 


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