Kribi Lighthouse

Kribi Lighthouse (also referenced as Kribi Range Front Lighthouse in linked data) is listed in widely available geographic references as a historic navigational structure located in or near the coastal town of Kribi on the Gulf of Guinea in southern Cameroon. The available sources identify the site and its general setting but do not provide construction dates, builder information, operational status, or detailed historical incidents. Research notes for this site sought reports of legends concerning shipwreck ghosts and the spirits of lighthouse keepers, but the cited references (Wikipedia and the linked Wikidata item) do not document any paranormal phenomena, named entities, witness accounts, or folkloric narratives associated with the lighthouse. No first reports, theories of haunting, or local oral traditions are recorded in the provided material. As a result, claims of hauntings at Kribi Lighthouse are not supported by the supplied sources and remain uncorroborated pending further ethnographic or archival research. The lighthouse retains a degree of cultural or historical significance by virtue of being described as "historic" in general references, but specifics about its role in maritime history or local culture are not available in the cited documentation.