Abang Okpo

Abang Okpo Nyuserre Ini as popular known in Oron Nation is the grandson of Nyuserre Ini, he is also known as the Ancestral and putative father of the Oron Ukpabang people predominant in present day Akwa Ibom State, Cross River State of Nigeria and the Cameroon.

[1] According to Oron folklores Abang was the grandson of Nyuserre Ini an Ancient Egyptian pharaoh, the sixth ruler of the Fifth Dynasty during the Old Kingdom period.

Nyuserre was the younger son of Neferirkare Kakai and queen Khentkaus II, and the brother of the short-lived king Neferefre (meaning "least they forget" in Oron).

Abang in his advent of establishing a kingdom was said to have wandered with his children and followers through he Sudanic belt possibly presently into present Uganda, Zaire Congo Basin as a result of the war of the Pygmies (a dwarfish people of Equatorial Africa) which had scattered most of the Africans – known to Oro people as “ekung amamisim-isim asuan ofid oduobot".

then they settle within the region now known as Jigawa State in Nigeria which is written and pronounce as `Oronny` inline with Oros` phonemes migration, as he was not comfortable among the Hausa, he made a major stop in the Cameroons Usahadit and Bakassi precisely called Isangele (Usakedet), That is why there is a prevalence of Oron names as Akan, Ekang, Abang, Etong, Osung, and Etang in the Cameroons today.