Taking our exploration further would lead us to most exotic place in the mother nature - Ezie Ofri Cave.
The cave housed a major polpulation of the Amaekpu people during the civil war. This cave is hidden under a long hill and is believed to be higher than a storey building. It is also estimated to be many kilometers underground down to the living quaters in the Amaekpu village (about 10 kilometers distance) .. Indeed, the cave has a lot of information about it and it is better to be visited and experience than described.
The Ezie-Ofri cave overlooks a natural forest and the Ibuobuao Stream which is also a natural swimming pool. The stream offers you the comfort of the climatical changes - gets cold when the weather is hot and hot when the weather reverses. What an amesing natural phenomenom?
Investors should imagine a possibility of building a hotel close to Ezie-Ofri and be ready to smile to the bank on thier return on investment. The cave is home to some of the civil war historical artifacts and paintings depicting the sever nature of the starvation used by the nigerian government as war strategical weapon to defeat the biafrans. In the cave, visitors tell their stories through the paintings and carvings visible there.
