Nigeria’s Karo wins first West Africa Scrabble tourney in Ghana – The Sun Nigeria

After three days of grueling top scrabble action, Eta Oghenekaro, on Wednesday, emerged as the winner of the maiden West Africa Scrabble tournament held in Accra, Ghana.

Gambia, Sierra Leone and host Ghana participated in the tournament that involved English-speaking West African nations while Liberia withdrew.

His victory, which highlighted Nigeria’s dominance in the sports, saw the country’s representatives occupying the top positions after a massive 28 rounds of games in three days.

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The Malaysian Prince, whose victory marked his first success on the International scene, shook of some stiff challenges from fellow compatriots, South-South champion, Nsikak Etim, Tunde Oduwole, Enoch Nwali, and Wellington Jighere as well as other top players from the country.

Karo who is well known for his frugal board strategy steered his way to top by sealing his unassailable position in the 27th round.

His victory has sparked some waves of celebration across the country that has established itself as the number one scrabble playing nation in the world.

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