Cross River
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"The People's Paradise |
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Gii tà jaha mà Cross River a ƴal tà Lanjèeriya
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| Bayàanai (Ɗafàfi) | |||
| Ƴali: |  Lanjèeriya |
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| Geopolitical Zone: | South South | ||
| Kòodinet: | 5°45′N 8°30′E / 5.750°N 8.500°E | ||
| Hùkuuma | |||
| Gamna: | Bassey Otu | ||
| Jàga tà mâiwàa: | Kalaba | ||
| Deputy Governor: | Peter Odey (APC) | ||
| Legislature: | Cross River State House of Assembly | ||
| Ɗàwàa: | 27 May 1967 | ||
| Mbeesu mà mindì | |||
| Màalaa: | 20,156 km² | ||
| Gam mà mindì: | 4,406,200 (2022) | ||
| Mâiwàa mà mindì: | auto | ||
| Bàayàa mà jiha (GDP): | $26.33 billion[1] 14th of 36 (2021) |
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| Kwàd | |||
| Lamba mà jàgo: | 540001 | ||
| Lamba mà càɗi: | +234 | ||
| Ma'auni mà HDI: | 0.675[2] medium · 5th of 37 |
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| Lamba mà ISO: | NG-CR | ||
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Cross River nanta sim má jáháa ga mbândi a njàwà ta njàwo mà Lanjèeriya. Jàga tà maiwàa na a ka ta jàgota Kalaba. Gaamatu ka boo a gàazàa ka jahaa ma Binuwai, ka gen kà jahaa ma Ibàanyi ka Àbiya, ka njawo ma gen ka jahaa ma Akwa-Ibom, àsèe ka boo ma dîbî gamatu ka jamhooriya ma Kamaru.
Tootàcin mà hukuma
[yawantu | yawantu aròo]Ka tootàcin mà hukuma mbad ka fiifeeɗu (18) amaa;
Boo
[yawantu | yawantu aròo]Boo ma jahaa ma Kuròosrìbas ciriɓtu ka tootacin ma hukuma:[3]
| LGA | Languages |
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| Abi | Agwagwune; Humono; Igbo |
| Akamkpa | Agoi; Bakpinka; Doko-Uyanga; Efik; Lubila; Nkukoli; Ukpet-Ehom; Ejagham; Kiong; Korop; Ubaghara; Ukwa; Umon |
| Bekwarra | Bekwarra; Tiv; Utugwang-Irungene-Afrike |
| Biase | Agwagwune; Efik; Ubaghara; Ukwa;Umon |
| Boki | Bete-Bendi; Bokyi |
| Calabar | Efik; Ejagham |
| Ikom | Ejagham; Abanyom; Bukpe; Efutop; Mbembe,; Nde-Nsele-Nta; Ndoe; Nkukoli; Nnam; Olulumo-Ikom; Yala |
| Obanliku | Bete-Bendi; Evant; Iceve-Maci; Obanliku; Otank; Tiv |
| Obubra | Agoi; Hohumono; Igbo, Legbo; Lenyima; Leyigha; Lokaa; Mbembe; Nkukoli; Yala |
| Obudu | Bete-Bendi; Bukpe; Bumaji; Elege; Tiv; Ubang; Utugwang-Irungene-Afrike; |
| Odukpani | Efik; Ejagham; Kiong; |
| Ogoja | Ekajuk; Igede; Kukele; Mbe; Nkem-Nkum; Nnam; Igbo; Utugwang-Irungene-Afrike; Uzekwe; |
| Yakurr | Lokaah, Lokoi, Loseka, Loyima |
| Yala | Tiv; Mbembe; Igede; Yace; Yala; Kukelle |
| Akpabuyo | Efik; Ekoi |
| Bakassi | Efik |
Boo kine a Kuròosrìbas; Eki, Ibibio, Ilue, Ito, and Okobo.[3][4]
Chalaa ma Chacha
[yawantu | yawantu aròo]- ↑ State of States 2022 Edition. Budgit.org. BudgIT, 2022-10-13. State of States 2022 Edition.
- ↑ Sub-national HDI - Area Database - Global Data Lab. hdi.globaldatalab.org. Sub-national HDI - Area Database - Global Data Lab.
- 1 2 Nigeria. Nigeria.
- ↑ Williamson, Kay. Languages of Niger Delta. 1968. Languages of Niger Delta.
| Gamnoni mà Jaha mà Cross River | |
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Uduokaha Esuene (1967–75) • Paul Omu (1975–78) • Babatunde Elegbede (1978–79) • Clement Isong (1979–83) • Donald Etiebet (1983) • Daniel Archibong (1984–86) • Eben Ibim Princewill (1986–89) • Ernest Attah (1989–92) • Clement Ebri (1992–93) • Gregory Agboneni (1993–96) • Umar Farouk Ahmed (1996–98) • Christopher Osondu (1998–99) • Donald Duke (1999–2007) • Liyel Imoke (2007–15) • Ben Ayade (2015–23) • Bassey Otu (2023–ànce) | |
| Jaha mà Cross River portal |
| Jahohi mà Lanjèeriya | |
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| Birni mà Tarayya (FCT) | |
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Abia • Adamawa • Akwa-Ibom • Anambra • Bàuci • Bayelsa • Benue • Barno • Cross River • Delta • Ebonyi • Edo • Ikiti • Enugu • Gombe • Imo • Jigawa • Kaduna • Kanàu • Katsina • Kebbi • Kogi • Kwara • Lagos • Nasarawa • Neja • Ogun • Ondo • Osun • Oyo • Pilatau • Ribas • Sokoto • Taraba • Yobe • Zamfara | |
| Portal mà Lanjèeriya |