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Gidan shakatawa na Marina

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Bayani mai faɗi na Marina Resort a Calabar, Najeriya, tare da Kogin Calabar da tsohon gidan fim din Cinema a gani. 2016
Marina resort

Marina Resort wuri ne na nishaɗi da tarihi a Calabar, babban birnin Jihar Cross River, Najeriya . [1] Tsohon gwamnan Donald Duke ne ya gina shi a ranar 26 ga Mayu, 2007, don inganta yawon bude ido a jihar.[2][3] Gidan shakatawa yana da abubuwan jan hankali iri-iri, kamar Gidan kayan gargajiya na tarihin bawa, gidan silima, gidan cin abinci, mashaya, da yankin bakin teku.[4]

Anchor a wurin shakatawa na Marina. 2017

An kaddamar da Marina Resort a ranar 26 ga Mayu, 2007, ta tsohon gwamnan Donald Duke, a matsayin wani ɓangare na hangen nesa na canza Calabar zuwa cibiyar yawon bude ido. An gina wurin shakatawa a shafin yanar gizon tsohon tashar jiragen ruwa, inda aka tura dubban 'yan Afirka a fadin Tekun Atlantika a lokacin Cinikin bayi na Atlantic.[5][6][7] Gidan shakatawa yana da niyyar adana ƙwaƙwalwar ajiyar Cinikin bayi da tasirinsa a yankin, da kuma samar da wurin shakatawa da nishaɗi ga baƙi.

Hadarin jirgin ruwa da rufewa na wucin gadi

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A ranar 24 ga Yuni, 2023, wani mummunan hatsarin jirgin ruwa ya faru a Marina Resort, wanda ya shafi daliban likitanci 14 da suka hau jirgin ruwa.[8][9] Jirgin ya rushe wanda ya haifar da mutuwar dalibai uku da ceto wasu 11.[10][11] Gwamnan Jihar Cross River, Bassey Otu, ya ba da umarnin dakatar da duk ayyukan jirgin ruwa da sauran ayyukan a wurin shakatawa.[12][13]

Sake buɗewa

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A ranar 6 ga Satumba, 2023, Marina Resort ta sake buɗewa ga jama'a bayan an rufe ta sama da watanni biyu saboda hadarin jirgin ruwa wanda ya yi ikirarin rayukan daliban likita uku.[14][15]

  • Jerin abubuwan jan hankali na yawon bude ido a Najeriya
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  11. Imukudo, Saviour (2023-06-25). "Three medical students missing, 11 rescued as boat capsizes in Cross River". Premium Times Nigeria (in Turanci). Retrieved 2023-12-05.
  12. Ogbeche, Chizoba (2023-06-27). "Boat crash: Otu suspends cruise operations at Marina Resort". Blueprint Newspapers Limited (in Turanci). Retrieved 2023-12-05.
  13. Nigeria, News Agency Of (2023-06-26). "Gov Otu orders indefinite suspension of activities in Marina Resort due to boat mishap". Pulse Nigeria (in Turanci). Retrieved 2023-12-05.
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