Understand the world through Ibom (Fiọk ekondo ke anyen Ibom)
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Keep Our Water Clean
Water pollution is a serious problem. Stop dumping waste into gutters, streams, rivers, and other waterways. Water sustains life, and protecting it is one way of showing respect for Abod.
Respect the Land
Stop polluting our land with nylon, indiscriminately dumping waste, spilling oil, and using unsustainable materials in the name of development and technology. Progress should not come at the expense of the environment that sustains us.
Respect Abod
Let's discuss abod today, what is it and how can we live in harmony with it.
Abod is nature in its totality. It exists within and beyond everything, an unseen force we may not fully comprehend, but whose presence we can experience.
By paying attention to the world around us, we can begin to understand how to live in alignment with it.
To understand how we can respect Abod, let us consider three elements of our physical world: Sky/Space, Water, and Earth/Land.
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OTHER IMPORTANT RIVER IN AND AROUND IBOM LAND
# Ikpa River which empties into the Akpa Oyono river.
# Great Kwa River which also empties into the Akpa Oyono river.
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CALABAR RIVER
The river originates from the Oban Hills in the Akamkpa area and flows southward through the dense rainforest zones of southeastern Nigeria.
It passes along the western edge of the city of Calabar before emptying into the Cross River Estuary.
It adds to the local economy through fishing, port and commerce.
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IMỌ RIVER
Rising from a clear freshwater spring in the high, rolling terrain of the Okigwe highlands in Imo State, the Imọ River stands as one of the most significant and historic waterways in Southern Nigeria.
From its origin, the river flows southward through Abia State, 👇🏿
flanking major commercial and cultural hubs like Umuahia,Aba, and Ugwunagbo, before taking on a pivotal geographic role. It serves as the official natural border separating Akwa Ibom State (Ika, Ukanafun,Oruk Anam, and Ikot Abasi) from Rivers State (Oyigbo,Ndoki, and Opobo/Nkoro)
MAJOR RIVERS IN IBOMLAND
KWA IBO RIVER
Tracing its roots from the high plains of Abia State, the Kwa Ibo River is a magnificent and vital water highway.
Upon entering Akwa Ibom State at the historic Usaka Annang community in Obot Akara, the river cuts across a vast expanse👇🏿
of the state, flowing through Ikot Ekpene, Essien Udim, Etim Ekpo, Abak, Ukanafun, Oruk Anam, Etinan, Nsit Ubium, Nsit Ibom, Onna, Eket, and Ibeno local government areas. Completing its remarkable journey, it expands into the breathtaking Qua Iboe River Estuary at Ibeno,👇🏿
MAJOR RIVERS IN IBOMLAND
AKPA OYONO
Originating from the highlands of Cameroon, the Akpa Oyono River is a majestic natural artery that weaves its way through a rich tapestry of history, culture, and commerce.
Stretching across multiple communities, including Enung, Ikom, Obubra, Yakurr, Abi, Biase, Akamkpa, Odukpani, Itu, and Uruan, this vital water highway ultimately flows southward to empty into the vast and strategic waters of the Bight of Bonny (part of the Gulf of Guinea).
For generations, Akpa Oyono has been much more than just a body of water; it has been the economic heartbeat of the region, like: trade, transportation, fishing and farming.
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