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Oruk-Anam : ウィキペディア英語版
Oruk Anam

Oruk Anam is a Local Government Area located in the South Western part of Akwa Ibom State, Nigeria. It is one of the eight Annang speaking local government areas. It consists of two major political units, namely, the Oruk zone, and the Anam zone. Oruk zone was formerly a Local Government Area with headquarters at Urua Anwa. Oruk zone was formerly known as Southern Annang County Council of the former Abak Division. Anam zone was formerly Anam Local Government Area with headquarters at Ikot Akpan Essien. Anam was formerly called Anam or Annang County Council in the former Opobo Division. In 1989, the two Local Government Areas were merged into one.It shares the same boundary with Ikot-Abasi/Mkpat-Enin (Ibibio speakers) by the south/east and Ukanafun (Anaang speakers) by the west. Its population according to the 2006 census is 172,000.〔(【引用サイトリンク】 publisher = The National Bureau of Statistics of Nigeria ) 〕 Its inhabitant are mostly farmers, craftmen and civil servants. The area is a major gateway to Port Harcourt and Aba as such there is lots of commercial activities along the major road points like Ekparakwa. The area hosts some government interest like the general hospital located in Ikot Okoro, police stations and schools. Some major towns include Ikot Ibritam, Ikot Akpan Essien, Ata Obio Akpa, Ikot Inuen, Ikot Afanga, Ibesit Okpokoro, and others.
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