Akpabuyo LGA
A largely rural coastal LGA east of Calabar, sharing one qualifying slot with neighbouring Bakassi.
About the area
Akpabuyo lies on the eastern edge of the Cross River South Senatorial District, between Calabar and the Cameroonian border. It was carved out of the former Calabar Municipality in 1996 and is predominantly Efik-speaking, with farming and fishing the mainstay of most households.
Its secondary schools are spread across a wide rural area rather than concentrated in one town, which is part of why Akpabuyo and Bakassi are treated as a single qualifying group: between them they field a comparable number of schools to a single urban LGA.
- Headquarters
- Ikot Nakanda
- Qualifying group
- Shared with Bakassi
- Senatorial district
- Cross River South
- Public secondary schools
- 7provisional
Combined qualifier
Owing to the comparatively low number of secondary schools in Akpabuyo and Bakassi, these two LGAs are merged and jointly allocated one slot at the Local Government Qualifiers stage. Schools from both areas compete together for that place in the Group Stage.
See Bakassi LGA →Registered schools
No schools from Akpabuyo have been approved yet. Approved registrations are listed here as they are confirmed by the Organising Committee.
Register Your SchoolFixtures & venue
Fixtures and the qualifier venue for Akpabuyo have not been published yet. They appear here and on the full schedule once the Organising Committee confirms them. Any later change to a date or venue is recorded with its reason.
Results
Published results for Akpabuyo appear on the results portal, where they can be filtered by stage and linked to directly.
Open the results portal →Akpabuyo results
Published standings
Published results for Akpabuyo will appear here once its fixtures have been completed and verified.
Akpabuyo gallery
Moments from the area
Photographs from Akpabuyo will be added after the relevant competition day and published with the required consent review.