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African Champion, Gov. Diri National Scrabble Champion, and Word Cup 2025 Runner-Up, Enoch Nwali aka the drummer boy.  Enoch Nwali, runner-up Word Cup 2025 Enoch Nwali has become synonymous with excellence in African Scrabble. The Nigerian prodigy, who has consistently proven himself on both local and international stages, added yet another accolade to his growing legacy in 2025. Enoch and Sokol give smiling thumbs to the cam before their game Enoch dominated the 4th season of the Gov Diri National Scrabble Championship, showcasing his unmatched word power, strategic depth, and mental stamina. The victory reaffirmed his position as one of Nigeria’s and Africa’s most formidable Scrabble talents. A group photo 😁 But his journey didn’t stop there. At the Word Cup 2025, one of the most prestigious global Scrabble tournaments, Enoch battled against the world’s finest players, eventually finishing as runner-up. This silver-medal finish was a testament to his consistency at the highest ...

Medical Doctor Crowned Gov Diri National Scrabble Champion Samuel Adebola in all black  A medical practitioner, Samuel Adebola , won the star prize of one million Naira at the fifth edition of the Governor Douye Diri National Scrabble Championship held at the weekend in Yenagoa, the Bayelsa State capital. The Ogun State-based doctor clinched the coveted trophy in the Masters category, beating stiff competition from a cast of top scrabble players from across the country. More than 200 players participated in the tournament, which had a total prize money of over N10 million in five categories. Edowor Bobor winner intermediate category| NSF President Engr. Toke (lemon green)   Adebola had a cumulative spread of +856 beating contenders Abdulmumin Jimoh and Chuks Nwaeze, who finished second and third with +672 and +354 respectively. He played bingos such as ‘Volubly’, ‘Claviger’ and ‘Averment’ to cart home the prestigious prize and a giant trophy. In the Veterans category, Dokun Es...

The 2023 World Scrabble Championship just concluded in an intriguing way that put a better smile on the face of the player that lost in the 2023 North American Scrabble Championship to a Delta of Nigerian player. Now the WSC outcome tells a different story.  Congratulations to David Eldar who lost to Wellington Jighere in the US National, but now the winner of the World Championship 🏆

 The World Scrabble Championship is ongoing in Las Vegas Nevada as team Nigeria is set to retain the best scrabble playing nation in the world. USA team is one major opponent to the Nigerian team as it stands, Australia, and Thailand are also another contenders viewers should watch out for, but let's proceed to the point of view.  Here in this update, we shall be bringing you with Enoch Nwali's updates on the WSC.  Total number of games to be played are 32. Total number of players 134.  Round 1 Enoch Nwali 378-505 Koroma, Yusuf Round 2  Enoch Nwali 377-422 Leah, Tony Round 3 Enoch Nwali 477-498 Bassett-Bouchard, Conrad  Round 4 Enoch Nwali 404-443 Ubeika, Jason  Round 5 Enoch Nwali 408-338 Serrano, Hilario  Round 6 Enoch Nwali 481-323 Wieckowski, Zbigniew  Round 7  Enoch Nwali 405-507 Purnomo, Ricky  Round 8  Enoch Nwali 498-489 Dangoor, Elie  Round 9 Enoch Nwali 468-325 Lee, Graeme Lock Round 10  Enoch Nwali 393-52...

It is no news that Scrabble is one major mind game sport that is enjoyed by millions across the globe.  The World Scrabble Championship is live today at Las Vegas Nevada. 

Team Nigeria in their numbers stormed Las Vegas Nevada for the World Scrabble Championship - WSC to reclaim their title The Best Scrabble Playing Nation. The North American Scrabble Association honored the one time World Champ.  While waiting for the major tournament some of the Nigerian players already present at the venue registered and played the 2023 North American Scrabble Championship. Twas a competition consisting of 46 players and over 10 Nigerians partook. Earlier on, I posted on how 3 of them got in to  Top 10 after round 18   The more exciting feeling is that at the end of round 28, five of them place top 10. Wellington Jighere in 1st, Omosefe Prince in 4th, Oduwole Olatunde in 5th, Oloro Opeyemi in 9th, and Eta Karo in 10th positions.

  The WESPA rated Las Vegas, Nevada World Scrabble Championship that is ongoing features 28 games where some of the top Nigerian players lead and sit top 10 standings after 18 games of 28. Here is the standings that feature 46 players all over the world.