- Aro Expedition (Nov 1901 – Mar 1902) — Lt-Col Montanaro's four columns destroy Arochukwu and the Long Juju shrine; opens the Ibibio interior to British rule.
- Ibibio Expedition (1903–04) — punitive patrols through Itu, Uyo and Ikot Ekpene; the Annang stronghold of Bende falls.
- Anang Patrols of 1905 — final pacification campaign, Abak–Ukanafun axis.
- 1914 Ekumeku-influenced Annang resistance — sporadic; sub-pattern of the wider Igbo Ekumeku.
- 1929 Women's War (*Ogu Umunwanyi*) — Ibibio and Annang women shut down 16 Native Courts across Calabar Province. Utu Etim Ekpo: 18 women shot dead, 14 December 1929 (the single bloodiest incident of the war). Abak court burned. Coordinated with Opobo Town (Rivers) on 16 December.Impunity Loop
- 1949 Enugu colliery shootings — Akwa Ibom miners among the 21 dead at Iva Valley; the strike began under Ibibio leadership in the colliery's labour union.Impunity Loop
Akwa Ibom State · Crisis deep dive
Colonial (1900–1959)
Methodology
Tier 1 · primary
Courts. Gazettes. National archives.
Tier 2 · corroborating
OCCRP. HRW. BudgIT. TheCable.
Tier 4 · tertiary, flagged
Wikipedia only where primary is pending. Always labelled.