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Tinapa resort

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This lake is found at the tinapa resort in Calabar, Cross Rivers State in Nigeria.

Tinapa ch'ugbo ku ma ñyaja mañyi imijọ ki dẹ eju ọwọ North efu Calabar municipality, Cross River State, Nigeria ki dama kpai Calabar Free Trade Zone. Ma fu kọ lugbo ọla mẹlẹ ki chiPrivate Public Partnership (PPP) ki Government adu ñyọgba efu Cross River State. Resort lẹ is dẹ iba Calabar River, ki tẹ ru efu Calabar Free Trade Zone.[1]

Tinapa Free Zone & Resort che nẹ amẹñwu ekwu aja eñya kpai ugbo ku ma mi. ñwu amonẹ to du ku ma du chekwu, the resort gwugwu ugbo ku ma du ñwu ami añyaja ki la che kpẹru mẹlẹ, eki dẹ kẹkẹ ñwu, kpai warehouses. Ugbo ku ma ch'iya ku ma do casino, ugbo ku ma gi filmu, ugbo ki ami imoto achiya, ugbo ku ma je nwu manyi ugbo ku ma tido odu s. I che nẹ ugbo ku ma che dabi aji ki ya du omi ñwu kwefu Calabar River, Water Park / Leisure Land kpai parking Space ñwi 4,000 cars.[1]

Ami ẹñwu ku ma du ñyaja chi open exhibition area ku ma su chi trade exhibitions kpai ugbo ku ma du ch'ujọ ki bọ, kpai ugbo ku ma chi movie studio ku ma dọ ki Tinapa Studios. Ma nẹ efu uñyi 243 ki chi international three star Hotel. Resort lẹ ñwọ ni truck terminal, ki la du kpayu ñwu kwi independent power plant.[1]

Ọhiala ẹñwu ku ma che

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Ẹnẹ ki d'ibe Tinapa chi Governor Donald Duke todu aja business kpai tourism ki gba ñyọgba efu state lẹ. Ọkọ ku ma du ch'ukọlọ lẹ ejodudu che ti $350 le.[2] Ẹnwu ejodudu ku ma du ñyanẹ efu Tinapa Business Resort & Free Zone, Calabar, chi ọjọ ẹkeji efu ochu ẹkẹlẹ efu ọdọ 2007.[1] Tinapa jiji ru Calabar roundabout route ñyọñyọ n, uma uñyi Federal government chi ọna okpakpa ki tẹ refu ewo ma.[3]

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  2. "Nigeria: Tinapa, Africa's Premier Business-Tourism Resort Opens Monday April 2". Huluq. 2007-04-01. Retrieved 2011-09-09.
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