Ikot Eba

Ikot Eba is a town located in Akwa Ibom State, Nigeria. It is situated within the eastern part of the state and is primarily inhabited by the Ibibio people. Ikot Eba is known for its agricultural activities, with farming being a major occupation for the local population. Common crops cultivated in the area include cassava, yam, plantain, and vegetables.

The town serves as a local trading center for agricultural produce and other goods. It is connected to other towns and villages in the region through a network of roads, facilitating transportation and commerce. Like many communities in Nigeria, Ikot Eba has a traditional leadership structure alongside the modern administrative system. Traditional rulers play an important role in community governance and cultural preservation.

Access to basic amenities like healthcare and education can vary within the town, reflecting broader developmental challenges faced by rural communities in Nigeria. Development efforts are ongoing to improve infrastructure and living standards in Ikot Eba and surrounding areas.