Government Agencies Refuse To Give Heed To Death Trap In Calabar

By Jeremiah Archibong

This death trap is between No. 53 and 54 Ibesikpo Street, Calabar South.

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The Cross River State capital has witnessed this sort of deplorable conditions for over 6 months now.

The trap is said to have been created by heavy flooding from Off Dr. Dean Street Calabar South and environs.

Residents say no intervention has been done by any agency of the State Government despite repeated complaints.

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