Word game · Nigerian edition
Six letters land scrambled. One of them is worth 8. Spell your way out.
Jollof, danfo, owambe, wahala — the words you already use, shuffled against the clock.
Hint The rice that starts arguments.
Chop
Tap the letters in order to build the word.
Every round is drawn from a bank of Nigerian words — not a dictionary you have to fight.
Chop
JOLLOF · SUYA · EGUSI
GARRI · AKARA · PUFF PUFF
Gist
WAHALA · JAPA · CRUISE
VIBES · GIST · PALAVA
Streets
DANFO · OKADA · KEKE
LAGOS · ABUJA · MOLUE
Owambe
ASOEBI · GELE · SPRAY
ALAGA · SMALL CHOPS
Pidgin
ABEG · OYA · WETIN
SHA · NABI · FASETI
Thirty seconds. One word. Rare letters carry the score.
Letters drop
Four to six tiles land scrambled, tagged with a category and a one-line hint in plain Naija.
Build before the buzzer
Tap tiles into the rack to spell the word. Wrong guess? Clear a tile and keep going — the clock does not stop.
Score the letters
Each tile carries its Scrabble value. J, Q and Z are worth 8–10, so the hard words pay the most. Time left is a bonus.
One shared puzzle a day. Everybody gets the same tiles.
One word, one category, the same for everyone. Solve it in one go for the streak. Miss a day and the streak resets to zero — no mercy.