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Town in Delta State, Nigeria
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Abraka is a town in Delta State. It is popularly known as the University town.
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A natural flowing spring water with the deepest inland waterway in Africa.
River Ethiope flows through seven local government areas in Delta State before it empties into the Atlantic Ocean.
The only horseback riding leisure club in Nigeria where international polo tournament takes place annually during Easter. Abraka Turf and Country Club is bordered by the River Ethiope and surrounded by a tropical rainforest.
An annual festival celebrated for protection.
For seven days before the festival, young men go hunting, carry their animals and dance around on the day of Ovwuvwe Festival. Blessing is received from the females at Abraka Inland with the chewing of native white chalk (orhe).
This market is big, easily accessible and you can get almost any food stuff, wears and home accessories. Be prepared to step into dirty water while going to the market during rainy season.
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