Ediba

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Ediba
Village
CountryNigeria
State Cross River
Local Government Area Abi, Cross River

Ediba is a village in Abi local government area of Cross River State, Nigeria. [1] [2] [3]

The Ediba people speak Bahumono language.

Ediba has several wards which includes Barracks, Enihom, Enusokwe, Enobom, Enugwehuma and Ezono.

Ediba is bordered on its four sides by Itigidi, Afafanyi, Anong and Usumutong.

The Village is headed by its Traditional Ruler, Ovai Uvara Imong Anani who ascended the throne in 2016. The current chairman of Abi Local Government Area, Farathor Robinson hails from the community. Been a riverine area, Ediba happens to be one of the communities were missionaries first got their way to Nigeria, but up till this moment (April 16, 2023), the area lacks basic facilities such as banks, libraries, tertiary institution and a lot of other basic amenities and infrastructure needed for day-to-day life. The rate of teenage pregnancy in the community is very high and needs to be checkmate.

There are three secondary schools in Ediba, two of these schools are privately owned while the third is owned by the government.

1. Enugwehuma Comprehensive college, Ediba.

2. Torti Memorial nursery, primary and secondary school Enusokwe

3. Edanafa secondary commercial school, Ediba

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