Cross River moves to end 20-year Ebom-Ebijaghara crisis

Author: dailypost.ngPublished on: October 28, 2026Country: Nigeria
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Cross River moves to end 20-year Ebom-Ebijaghara crisis

Cross River State has begun implementing recommendations to resolve the more than 20-year conflict between Ebom and Ebijaghara communities in Abi Local Government Area. Deputy Governor Peter Odey said a reviewed report and White Paper prepared by a committee led by Senator Victor Ndoma-Egba would guide the effort, including construction of the Bahumono road network. The government aims to restore peace and enable displaced Ebijaghara residents to return to their ancestral homes, and Odey urged both communities to pursue dialogue and compromise. Local and traditional leaders pledged support for reconciliation and rehabilitation efforts.

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