-
interregnum was
Prince Asibong Edem's
vested interests in the
stool of the
Obong of Old Calabar. Due to
disagreements in Calabar,
Prince Asibong Edem left Calabar...
- Efio-Okoho
Asibong Ekpo (May 1849 -
February 1852)
Ededem Effiom II (April 1852 -
August 1858) Eyo
Asibong II (March 1859 -
August 1872) Edem
Asibong III Eyamba...
- author,
Marie NDiaye:
Blankness and Recognition,
British academic Andrew Asibong describes her as "the
epitome of a
certain kind of
cultural brilliance"...
-
Cannes Lineup". The
Hollywood Reporter. 3 June 2021.
Retrieved 3 June 2021.
Asibong, Andrew, François Ozon,
Manchester University Press (2008) ISBN 0-7190-7423-1...
-
Archibong I (Efio-Okoho
Asibong Ekpo
Efiom Okoho Efiom Ekpo
Efiom Ekpo) also
known as
Archibong Duke was the
Obong of
Calabar from 28 May 1849 to 4 February...
-
Prince James Eyamba, son of
Eyamba V and who
later became Eyamba X;
Prince Asibong Edem, son of
Archibong III and
Prince Orok Edem-Odo, son of Edem-Odo Edem...
- –
Effiom Okoho Asibong I Ekpo Minika, King (1849–1852)
Ededem Effiom II, King (1852–1858) Eyo
Asibong II, King (1859–1872) Edem
Asibong III
Eyamba VIII...
- (1814–1834) Edem
Ekpenyong Offiong Okoho Eyamba V, King (1834–1847)
Effiom Okoho Asibong I Ekpo Minika, King (1849–1852) Aro
Confederacy Okoro Idozuka,
leader (early...
-
became Hogan, Orok
became Duke,
Akabom became Cobham, Ene
became Henry,
Asibong became Archibong. The name "Agbisherea" (also
known as Egbosherry) appended...
-
hundreds of
motorcyclists congregate in the town.[citation needed]
Andrew Asibong's phantasmagorical novel Mameluke Bath is set in a ****uristic
version of...
