Abak

Abak Local Government Area is administered by a chairman and a council. The local government area is divided into wards, each headed by a councilor who represents the interests of the ward in the local government council.

Population: Abak Local Government Area is home to a significant population, mainly comprising the Annang ethnic group. The Annang people are known for their rich cultural heritage and contribute to the diversity of Akwa Ibom State.

THE NEIGHBOURS
Many residents engage in farming activities, cultivating crops such as cassava, yam, plantain, vegetables, and various cash crops. Farming provides a source of income and food security for the local population.
WHAT TO EXPECT
Abak town serves as a commercial center in the local government area. It has various markets where residents engage in trade and commerce. The markets provide opportunities for buying and selling a wide range of goods, including foodstuffs, clothing, household items, and more.
THE LIFESTYLE
The people of Abak Local Government Area, primarily the Annang people, have a rich cultural heritage. They celebrate cultural festivals, such as the Annang New Yam Festival and other traditional events, which showcase their customs, dances, music, and traditional attire.
THE MARKET
Abak town serves as a commercial center in the local government area. Trading and commerce activities are common, with residents engaged in buying and selling a variety of goods in local markets. The markets provide a platform for economic transactions and social interactions.
YOU'LL FALL IN LOVE WITH
While not widely known for its tourist attractions, Abak Local Government Area has some notable sites that attract visitors. These include historical landmarks, natural landscapes, and cultural sites that provide insights into the local history and traditions.