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Bridge of No Return
Ikot Abasi, Akwa Ibom State
A jetty structure at Ikot Abasi linked to the departure of enslaved people.
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Visiting information
- Address
- Ikot Abasi, Akwa Ibom State
- Opening information
- Opening times are not published by a source we can verify. Confirm locally before visiting.
- Accessibility
- Accessibility information has not been verified for this place.
- Suggested time
- 1–2 hours
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About this place
The narrow bridge over the Imo River estuary is remembered locally as the point of no return for people taken into the Atlantic slave trade. It is visited as a place of memory rather than a conventional attraction.
Nearby attractions
More to explore around Ikot Abasi and the wider Akwa Ibom State.
Amalgamation House Ikot AbasiA colonial-era building at Ikot Abasi associated with the 1914 amalgamation of Nigeria. 1–2 hours
Women's War Memorial Ikot AbasiA memorial at Ikot Abasi to the women killed in the 1929 Women's War. 1–2 hours
Ibeno Beach IbenoA long Atlantic sand beach on the Akwa Ibom coast. Half a day
National Museum, Oron OronA national museum known for the Ekpu ancestral figures of the Oron people. 1.5–2 hours
Ibom Plaza UyoThe central open plaza in Uyo, used for gatherings and city events. 1–2 hours
Godswill Akpabio International Stadium UyoA large modern sports complex in Uyo used for international football fixtures. 1–2 hours
Ibom Tropicana Entertainment Centre UyoA leisure and entertainment complex in Uyo. 1–2 hours
Nwaniba Waterfront UruanA creek-side waterfront near Uruan known for boats and local seafood. 1–2 hours
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