The Legacy White House in Itu Clan, Akwa Ibom, is a historically significant building that harks back to an important era in the region's past. This picturesque one-story building was built in England in the late 1890s and later transported to Itu Clan by ship. It has stood the test of time, serving as a vital trade hub during the colonial transatlantic trade era. Owned by High Chief Eyibio Okon Etim (also known as “Eyibio Okoro”, “Eti Ekpe”), this architectural marvel remains a symbol of power, resilience, and the rich history of Itu Clan. It stands as a silent witness to the historical narratives that shaped Akwa Ibom.

Why You Should Visit

For history buffs and those interested in colonial architecture and its impact on local communities, the Legacy White House offers a tangible link to the past. It provides an opportunity to reflect on the historical developments of the Itu Clan and Akwa Ibom State. For example, slave trade, ancient warehousing, etc. Observing its architecture gives insight into the historical structures that defined early administrative centers.