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Chidi Ibe

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Adonis Chidi Ihugba Soni (ACIS) (born 23 February 1947), known as Chidi Ibe, is a Nigerian professor of oceanography.[1] He was the former Pro-Chancellor of Imo State University, Nigeria,[2] and a Diplomat to the United Nations.[3] He is a Fellow of the Nigerian Academy of Science (FAS) and a National Universities Commission (NUC), Distinguished Scholar in Diaspora. [4]

Early Life and University Education

Chidi was born into an Igbo family in Aba, South East (Nigeria), as the fourth child of his Highness Okaa Omee of Mbieri, Justis Ibe and Lucy Ettoh.[5] He had his Primary education at Township School Aba (1953-60), attended Government College Umuahia for his Secondary education (1961-67) and after a 3 year-interruption of his studies by the Nigerian Civil War, he graduated in 1974 with high honours in Geology from the University of Nigeria, Nsukka where he was a German Academic Exchange Service Scholar.[6] Shortly after his undergraduate education, he embarked on Postgraduate education in 1978 at the Royal School of Mines Imperial College of Science and Technology, London and earned a Ph.D of the University of London and a Diploma of Imperial College (DIC) in 1980 in Marine Organic Geochemistry and Sedimentology.[7]

Professional Career and Lecturing

Following his conversion training, he worked first as well site Petroleum Engineer and later as a Production/Reservoir Geologist in the Petroleum Engineering Department of Shell-BP Petroleum Development Company (Nigeria) Limited, now Shell Nigeria. He was elected to membership of the American Society of Petroleum Engineers in 1977. [8] After a stint as Research Assistant in London, he joined the Nigerian Institute of Oceanography and Marine Research (NIOMR), Lagos in 1981 and became its Assistant Director (Physical and Chemical Oceanography) in 1990. During this time, he headed the Institute's Consultancy Services that did extensive work for Oil Companies including Gulf later, Chevron Corporation and Shell Oil Company as well as for the Nigerian Navy.[9]

Between 1985 and 1989, he was first Visiting Senior Lecturer and later Visiting Reader/Associate Professor to the Post Graduate Institute of Oceanography, University of Calabar, Nigeria. In 1989, while on sabbatical from Nigerian Institute of Oceanography and Marine Research (NIOMR), he was Senior Resident Consultant in the Ocean and Coastal Areas Programme Activity Center (OCA/PAC) in the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) Headquarters, Nairobi, Kenya.[10]

In 1990, the Director General of United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization UNESCO tapped him to become the Senior Assistant Executive Secretary and Head of the Marine Pollution Research and Monitoring Section in the Secretariat of the Intergovernmental Oceanographic Commission (IOC) of UNESCO, Paris, France. In this capacity, he directed the Global Investigation Programme for the Marine Environment(GIPME) as well as coordinated between 1991 and 1995 the global effort to study and clean up the pollution of the Persian Gulf in the aftermath of the Gulf war including two long term cruises aboard the US owned RV Mount Mitchell and the Japanese vessel, RV Umaru Mita. He has intimate knowledge of the surrounding countries of Kuwait, Saudi Arabia, United Emirates, Oman, Bahrain, Qatar and Islamic Republic of Iran. [11] [12]

From 1992, he had concurrent responsibility of IOC-UNESCO Visiting Professor charged with the “Development and Teaching of Specialized Courses in Oceanography” mostly in Developing Countries. In 1995, he joined the United Nations Industrial Development Organization UNIDO, Vienna, Austria as Regional Director/Regional Technical Adviser of the Gulf of Guinea Environmental Programme and was at various times responsible for the implementation of several environmental programmes including the role of Regional Director/Principal Technical Adviser on Persistent Organic Pollutants (POPs) and International Waters in Africa. While still at UNIDO, he was appointed the first Executive Secretary of the Interim Guinea Current Commission in 2006.[13] [14]

Ibe ended his service with the United Nations System in 2008 and was hunted from Boston, Massachusetts, United States to become the Pro-Chancellor and Chairman of the 6th Governing Council of the Imo State University inaugurated on 17 September, 2008.[15]

Chidi Ibe is a United States based Independent Expert on Energy, Environment and Climate Change. He is a visiting lecturer and speaker to numerous private and governmental organizations and institutes globally. He is a Member of the Governing Board of Institute of Natural Resources, Environment and Sustainable Development (INRES), University of Port Harcourt, Nigeria.[16]

Personal Life

He was married to (Late) Chief Lady Agbo Chinyere Ibe, who had a Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) Honours from the University of Calabar, Nigeria, a Diploma in French from Paris, a Higher Diploma from Cocody, Master of Arts (M.A.) from Abidjan, Master of Education (M.Ed.) from The College of New Jersey, United States, Certificate in Advanced French Montreal, Canada. She had the title, Chinyere Ugo I of Nekede Ancient Kingdom and they have 3 children, two girls, Ogechi (Baby) Nefertiti, Akunna (Kiki)Kenyetta and a boy, Chidi (Big B) Adonis II in the USA.[17]

Chidi Ibe, is a Knight Commander of the Order of St. Christopher and also holds the traditional title of KPAKPANDO of Nekede Ancient Kingmdom. He is a collector of Fine Art and decorative artifacts from across the Globe. His academic pursuits and professional career have taken him to most countries in the world and he is at home across continents and cultures.[18] [19]

Legacy and Honours

For his services to the Gulf region, Professor Ibe and the Intergovernmental Oceanographic Commission (IOC) of UNESCO, received plaques of commendation from the Emirate of Kuwait (1992), the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (1993) and the seven country - Regional Organization for the Protection of the Marine Environment (ROPME) (1992).[20]

He had earned numerous academic and professional distinctions including nomination for the prestigious Sultan Qaboos Prize for Environmental Preservation in 1998. He is still a distinguished Professor of Oceanography to the postgraduate Institute of Oceanography, University of Calabar and an often invited keynote speaker at various international fora.[21] [22]

Ibe who has been described as an avant garde poet has published poetry in several Anthologies in Africa, the United Kingdom and USA and a collection of his poems titled “Fragments” is due out in late 2009. In his last two undergraduate years at the University of Nigeria Nsukka, he served as the Secretary of the vibrant ODUNKE Community of Artists. [23]

Some Positions Held and Designations

  • National Universities Commission (NUC) Distinguished Scholar from Diaspora.
  • Member of the American Society of Petroleum Engineers.
  • Founding Visiting Lecturer to the Institute of Oceanography (IOC), University of Calabar.
  • Senior Resident Consultant in UNEP Headquarters, Nairobi, Kenya.
  • Senior Assistant Executive Secretary and Head, Marine Pollution Research and Monitoring Unit in the Intergovernmental Oceanographic Commission (IOC) of UNESCO, Paris.
  • Director General of UNIDO, Vienna.
  • Regional Director, The Guinea Current Large Marine Ecosystem (GCLME), at UNIDO.
  • Executive Secretary, Interim Guinea Current Commission (IGCC), at UNIDO.
  • Visiting Lecturer, Department of Geology, University of Port Harcourt, Rivers State, Nigeria.
  • Member of the Governing Board of Institute of Natural Resources, Environment and Sustainable Development (INRES), University of Port Harcourt, Nigeria
  • Visiting Lecturer, Centre for Petroleum Geosciences (CPG), University of Port Harcourt, Nigeria.
  • United States based Independent Expert on Energy, Environment and Climate Change.
  • University Pro-Chancellor and Chairman of Governing Council Imo State University, Nigeria.
  • Lead Consultant to the Federal Ministry of Environment on National Climate Change Policy. Nigeria.
  • Co-Chair of the Advisory Committee on Agricultural Resilience to Climate Change Impacts in Nigeria (ACARN) to the Federal Ministry of Agriculture. Nigeria.
  • Fellow of the Nigerian Academy of Science (FAS).
  • Emerald Energy Institute Fellow (EEIF). Nigeria.
  • Adviser to the UN-Sustainable Development Solutions Network - Nigeria.
  • The KPAKPANDO of Nekede Ancient Kingdom.

Author and Editorial Work

He is the author/co-author, editor/co-editor of 18 Books/Manuals on Coastal Areas Management, Near-shore, Dynamics and Environmental Pollution Control Including Coastline Erosion in Nigeria by Ibadan University Press (1988); Methodology for Inventory and Control of Coastal Erosion in West and Central Africa Methodology for Inventory and Control of Coastal Erosion in West and Central Africa by UNEP (1989), State of the Marine Environment (Pollution) in West and Central Africa by UNEP (1990); Global Climate Change and Coastal Installations in Nigeria by Francisgrafix (1992); Coastlines of Western Africa by the American Society of Civil Engineers (1993); Implications of Expected Climate Change in the West and Central African Region by UNEP (1994), Nearshore Dynamics and Sedimentology to the Gulf of Guinea by CEDA (1998); Integrated Environmental and Living Resources Management in the Gulf of Guinea by UNDP/UNIDO/GEF (1999), Integrated Assessment, Management and Governance in River Basins, Coastal Zones and Large Marine Ecosystems by UNIDO (2001); Introduction to Physical Oceanography of the Gulf of Guinea (2002) by CEDA; Trans-boundary Diagnostic Analysis of the Guinea Current Region (2006) by CEDA etc.[24] [25]

Ibe has also contributed Chapters in 15 Books by various Authors and had published over 100 scientific/technical papers in reputable International Journals and refereed Conference Proceedings in addition to preparing more than 50 major Consultancy Reports for Countries including the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan, UN and non-UN Agencies including the World bank, and the Organized Private Sector.[26]

Ibe was for over two decades an Editor and frequent Reviewer of various International Scientific Journals including the Journal of Aquatic and Marine Science by Elsevier. He has fellowship status in many professional Engineering, Geological, Chemical and Oceanographic Societies including the New York Academy of Sciences.[27]

List of Some Publications

  • Adegoke, J., Ibe, A. C. 2013. Building Agricultural Resilience in Nigeria through Climate-Smart Policies & Implementation Strategies Climate Change Impacts & Downscaling Meeting, August 27–29, The Pennsylvania State University, State College Pennsylvania, USA.
  • Adegoke, J. and Ibe, A. C. 2013. Leveraging Science for Building Resilience & Reducing Vulnerability through Climate-Smart Policies & Programs: The Nigeria Case Study. NASA Interdisciplinary Study (IDS) Project team Meeting, September 6, NASA Goddard Space Flight Center, Greenbelt, MD, USA.
  • Adegoke, J,. Ibe, A. C. and Araba, A., 2014. Nigerian Agricultural Resilience Framework. A Report by the Advisory Committee on Agricultural Resilience in Nigeria (ACARN). Federal Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development, Abuja, Nigeria. 144p.
  • Adegoke, J., Ibe, A.C. and Araba, A. 2014. A New Framework for Building Resilience in Nigeria's Agriculture Value-Chains through Climate Smart Policies, Adaptation Programs and Actions. Adapt2Climate Conference, Nicosia, Cyprus.
  • Adegoke, J and Ibe, A.C., 2014. Climate-Smart Strategies For Agricultural Resilience, 6th Lagos State Climate Change Summit, Eko Hotel and Suites, Lagos State Ministry of Environment, Lagos 18-20 March, 2014.
  • Adegoke, J and Ibe, A.C., 2014. Innovation in Agricultural Resilience: Lessons from Nigeria 1st Working Group Meeting of the Global Alliance for Climate Smart Agriculture (ACSA), December 17–18, Rome Italy.
  • Adegoke, J., and Ibe, A.C., 2015. Building Agricultural Resilience in Nigeria under Changing Climate International Workshop of the Knowledge Action Group of the Global Alliance for Climate-Smart Agriculture (GACSA), March 15, 2015, Montpellier, France.
  • Adegoke, J., Ibe, A.C. and Fairhurst, L., 2015. DTCA/AfDB Project Minimizing the Vulnerabilities of Coastal Cities and Communities in Africa through Adaptation to Climate Change Impacts. 7th Lagos State Climate Change Summit, Eko Hotel and Suites, Lagos State Ministry of Environment, Lagos April 21–23, 2015.
  • Adegoke, J., and Ibe, A.C., 2016. Addressing Climate Adaptation and Capacity Development Challenges in Africa. International Conference on Environmental Education and Education for Sustainable Development, September 26–28, Estes Park Colorado USA.
  • Adegoke, J and Ibe, A.C.,2016. Minimizing the Vulnerabilities of Coastal Cities and Communities in Africa through Adaptation to Climate Change Impacts.Final Report Submitted to DTCA/AfDB on the Egypt/Nigeria/South Africa Regional Coastal Project. December, 2016.
  • Ahahanzo, J., Brown, B., and Ibe, A.C. 2014. The Africa River Deltas Conference: A Major Step Forward for Science and Africa. International Conference on African Rivers and Deltas, University of Port Harcourt,12-16 October, 2014.
  • Awosika, L.F and Ibe, A.C. 1989. National assessment of susceptibility of the Nigerian Coastline to sea level rise. In: Leatherman, L, (ed).,Proc. International Seminar on Global Climate Change, University of Maryland, College Park, USA.Sept. 9 -23. 1989.
  • Awosika, L.F. and Ibe, A.C.' 1989. Results of Recent Marine Related Projects in Nigeria including those Executed with Remote Sensing Technology as a Tool. In: Proc. UN/UNESCO/FAO/ESA Sponsored Expert Meeting on Use of Satellite Techniques for Remote Sensing in West and Central Africa. Madrid, Spain, May 8 -12, 1989.New York: United Nations Press.
  • Awosika, L.F, Ibe, A.C., Ibe, C.E. and Inegbedion, L.E. 1991. Geomorphology of the Lekki Lagoon Barrier Coastline in Nigeria and its Vulnerability to Rising Sea Level Coastal Zone ‘91. American Society of Civil Engineers. pp. 2380 -2393.
  • Awosika, L.F., Ibe, A.C. and Ibe, C.E. 1992. Geomorphic Features of the Gulf of Guinea Shelf. In Proceedings International Geological Congress, Kyoto, Japan, Vol. 1. Abstr., p.42.
  • Awosika, L.F and Ibe, A.C., 1992. The Nigerian Continental Shelf: Geomorphology, Dynamics and Response to Climate Change. In Tobor, J.G. and Ibe, A.C. eds. Global Climate Change and Coastal Resources and Installations in Nigeria: Impacts and Response Measures. Lagos: Francisgraphix Ltd. pp. 39 -49.
  • Awosika, L.F. and Ibe, A.C. 1993. Geomorphology and Tourism related aspects of the Lekki barrier -lagoon coastline in Nigeria. In Wong, P.P. Tourism vs Environment: The Case of Coastal Areas. Dordrecht: Kluwer Academic Publishers. pp. 109 -124.
  • Awosika, L.F. and Ibe, A.C. 1993. Geomorphology and Littoral Drift Along the Western Nigeria Coastline. In Proc. The Hilton Head Island International Coastal Symposium. V.2 ed. P. Brunn.
  • Awosika, L.F., Ibe, A.C. and Schroeder, P. (Eds),1993. Coastlines of Western Africa. New York: American Society of Civil Engineers. 399p.
  • Awosika, L.F., and Ibe, A.C., 1994. Geomorphic Features of the Gulf of Guinea Shelf and Littoral Drift Dynamics. IOC(UNESCO)/NIOMR International Symposium on the Results of the 1st IOCEA Cruise in the Gulf of Guinea, NIOMR Conference Room, 17-20 May, 1994. Abstr.p.6.
  • Awosika, L.F., Ibe, A.C., Oyewo, A, and Ibe, C.E. 1994. Navigational and Surveying Techniques Employed During the First IOCEA Cruise in the Gulf of Guinea. IOC(UNESCO)/NIOMR International Symposium on the Results of the 1st IOCEA Cruise in the Gulf of Guinea, NIOMR Conference Room, 17-20 May, 1994. Abstr.p.4.
  • Brown, B. E. and Ibe, A.C., 2013. Sustainable Development of Large Marine Ecosystems During Climate Change - IN AFRICA’S FUTURE. In Enin et al. (eds), Proc. International Conference on Oceanography: Climate Change and Coastal Areas Sustainability in Tropical and Sub-Tropical Regions. University of Calabar, Nigeria, 12-14 November, 2013. pp 26–41.
  • Chukwuone, N.A., Ukwe, C.N., Onugu, A., and Ibe, A.C. (2009): Valuing the Guinea Current Large Marine Ecosystem: Estimates of Direct Output Impact of Relevant Marine Activities. Journal of Ocean and Coastal Management, 52 (2009) pp. 189–196.
  • Ferguson, J. and Ibe, A.C. 1981. Origin of Light Hydrocarbons in Recent Ooids. Journal. Petrol. Geol. 4: 10 -107.
  • Ferguson, L. and Ibe, A.C. 1982. Some Aspects of the Occurrence of Proto-kerogen in Recent Oolites. Journal Petrol. Geol.4: 267 -285.
  • Folorunsho, R, Ojo, O. and Ibe, A.C., 1993. Women as a Factor of Global Warming and Sustainability of Coastal Resources of West and Central Africa. In Awosika, L.F., Ibe, A.C. and Shroeder, P. eds. Coastlines of Western Africa. New York: American Society of Civil Engineers pp. 283 –293.
  • Ibe, A.C. 1982. A review of potential economic mineral resources in offshore Nigeria. NIOMR Tech. Paper. No. 8.
  • Ibe, A.C. 1982. Offshore Nigeria as a frontier energy and mineral resources. In Proc. 23rd Annual Conf. Science Association of Nigeria. University of Benin, Benin City, April, 5–7, p.77 Abstr.p22.
  • Ibe, A.C., 1982. Impact of satellite imagery on marine resources exploitation.In Book of Abstracts. International Conference of the Nigerian Institution of Surveyors,University of Lagos, Sept 30 - October 2, Abstr. p.2.
  • Ibe, A.C. 1983. Source Bed Implications of the Organic Geochemistry of the Proto-kerogen from Recent Ooids. In: Book of Abstracts, 11th International Meeting on Organic Geochemistry, The Hague Sept. 1983, Abstr. p. 115.
  • Ibe, A.C. 1983. The Origin of Organic Matter. In: Ekweozor, C.E.(ed),Book of Abstracts.First National Workshop on Petroleum Geochemistry, Department of Chemistry, University of Ibadan. Dec. 11 -18, 1983, Abstr.p.5.
  • Ibe, A.C. and Antia, E.E. 1983. A Preliminary Assessment Of The Impact Of Erosion Along The Nigerian Shoreline. NIOMR Tech. Paper No.13. 17p.
  • Ibe, A.C., Antia, E.E. and Lambert-Aikhionbare, D.O. 1983. Offshore Nigeria as a source of raw materials for the Steel Industry. In Proc. First National Conference on Steel. Delta Steel Co. Ovwian-Aladja, Bendel State, 18-20 April, 1983. pp. 165–176.
  • Ibe, A.C., Awosika, L.F. and Antia, E. E., 1984. Coastal Erosion Research Programme. Progress Report No 2. NIOMR Special Publication, 106 p.
  • Ibe, A.C. 1984. Defending Victoria Island Against Sea Incursion: A position paper. In: Proc. First Ad. Hoc. Committee on Victoria Island Erosion Problem. Ministry of Works and Housing, Lagos, 29 Aug. 1984, 55p.
  • Ibe, A.C. 1984. A Rational Strategy for Protecting Victoria Island Against Oceanic Surges, In Proc. Conference on Bar Beach Surge. Federation of Building and Civil Engineering Contractors of Nigeria.Construction House, Lagos, Dec. 11, 1984, Abstr. p.2.
  • Ibe, A.C. 1984. Coastal Dynamics and Erosion in Awoye and Molume villages, Ondo State. Nigeria in GOCONOML. A Report for Gulf Oil Co. Nig. Ltd.123 p.
  • Ibe, A.C., 1985. Nearshore Dynamics and Coastal Erosion in Nigeria. UNESCO/UN-DIESA/UNEP Expert Workshop on Control of Coastal Erosion in West and Central Africa(WACAF/3). UNESCO Regional Office, Dakar, Senegal, March, 11–18,1985.
  • Ibe, A.C. 1985. Role of Oceanography in Marine Resources Exploitation. In Proc. 4th Annual Conf. of the Fisheries Society of Nigeria. University of Port –Harcourt, 26 -29 Nov. 1985. pp. 71 -77.
  • Ibe, A.C. and Ajayi, T.O. 1985. Possible Upwelling Phenomenon off the Nigerian Coast. NIOMR Tech. Paper. No. 25.
  • Ibe, A.C. 1985. A Study of Currents and Possible Scouring Effects at Proposed Davy Banks Location in OML 14, Cross River State. A Report for Shell Petroleum Development Co. Ltd.64p. + Charts.
  • 'Ibe, A.C. 1985. Hydrographic Survey of the Entrance and Access into the Benin Riverin GOCON OML, A Report for Shell Petroleum Development Co.Ltd.,25p+Charts.
  • Ibe, A.C. 1985. Organization of Coastal Erosion Training Workshop for Participants in the WACAF/3 Project. UNESCO Contract No. SC/ROSTA/209,269.5; 11p. + photos.
  • Ibe, A.C. 1985. A Review of the Hydrography and Physical Oceanography of the West and Central African Region. In Proc. First FAO/IOC/WHO/IAEA/UNEP WACAF/2 Expert Workshop on Monitoring of Pollution in the Marine Environment of the West and Central Africa Region. Dakar, Senegal, 28th Oct. - 2nd Nov. 1985. Workshop Report No. 41 Annex VI.3.
  • Ibe, A.C., Ihenyen, A.I. Udolisa, R.E.K. and Ibe, C.E. 1985. Soundings of Badagry Creek for Water Hyacinth Disposal. A Report Under Contract for the Inter-ministerial Committee on Water Hyacinth Problem,Nigerian Institute for Oceanography and Marine Research, Lagos. 17p. + Hydrographic Chart.
  • Ibe, A.C. 1986. A Review of the Scientific Knowledge of Physical Oceanographic Conditions Including Currents and Dispersion for the West and Central African Region. IOC –UNESCO Contract No. SC/UNEP 247.612.6, 25p.
  • Ibe, A. C., 1986. A Study of Petroleum Related Pollution in Nigeria. IOC-UNESCO Contract No.SC/UNEP/247.656.6, 16p.
  • Ibe, A.C. 1986. Upwelling phenomenon off the Nigerian Coast as a key to organic matter type in petroleum source beds in Nigeria. In Proc. 4th Nigerian Association of Petroleum 5126–29,1987. Contribution No. 306, Coastal Zone 8, Vol 1, pp. 741–754.
  • Awosika, L.F., Ibe, A.C. and Shroeder, P. eds. Coastlines of Western Africa. New York: American Society of Civil Engineers pp.268 -282.
  • Scheren, P. A. G. and Ibe, A. C. (2002). Environmental Pollution in the Gulf of Guinea. A Regional Approach. In Macglade, J, Philip, C, Koranteng, K, Hardman-Mountford, N.J (eds). The Gulf of Guinea Large Marine Ecosystem :Environmental Forcing and Sustainable Development of Marine Resources Fisheries. Elsevier Publishers.392 p.
  • Scheren, P. A, Ibe, A. C., Jansen,F.J. and Lemmen, A.M (2002). Environmental Pollution in the Gulf of Guinea-A Regional Approach. Marine Pollution Bulletin.47(7) .633-641.
  • Stein, D., Eichwebber, G. and Ibe, A.C. 1986. Investigation on the Bar Beach Erosion and a Proposal on the Maintenance of the Coast. In Proc. National Seminar on Flooding and Erosion Along the Nigerian Coastline. University of Lagos May, 1986. Contribution No. 9.
  • Tobor, J.G. and Ibe, A.C., 1992. Global Climate Change and Coastal Resources and Installations in Nigeria: Impacts and Response Measures. Lagos:Francisgraphix. 150p.
  • Ukwe, C.N., Ibe, A.C., Folorunsho, A.O, Csizer, Z, Lale, N.E.S and Sieghart,L.2002. Sustainable Industrial Utilization of NEEM tree (Azadirachta indica) in Nigeria. A UNIDO Publication.165 p.
  • Ukwe, C. N., Ibe C. A., Alo, B. I. and Yumkella, K.K. (2003). Achieving a Paradigm Shift in Environmental and Living Resources Managementin the Gulf of Guinea: The large Marine Ecosystem Approach.Marine Pollution Bulletin47(2003) 219–225.
  • Ukwe, C.N, Ibe, C. A. and Sherman K. (2006): A Sixteen Country Mobilization for Sustainable Fisheries in the Guinea Current Large Marine Ecosystem. Journal of Ocean and Coastal Management 49 (2006) pp. 385–412.
  • Ukwe, C.N. and Ibe, C. A. (2008): A Regional Collaborative Approach in Transboundary Pollution Management in the Guinea Current Region of Western Africa. Journal of Ocean and Coastal Management53(2010) pp 493-506
  • Ukwe, C. N., Ibe, C. A., Nwilo, P. C. and Huidobro, P. (2006):Contributing to the WWSD Targets on Oceans and Coasts in West and Central African Region: The Guinea Current Large Marine Ecosystem Project. International Journal of Ocean and Oceanography Vol 1 ( 1)21-44.
  • Ukwe, C. N, and Ibe, C. A. 2011. Climate Exchange and Agriculture : A Food and Social Security Issue in West Africa. In: Food Production. Tech Open Access Publisher, Slavka Krautzeka (ISBN 979-953-307-284-284-4).
  • Ibe, A.C. ,1987. Human Impact on the Coastal Erosion Problem in the West and Central Africa Region. Invited Paper. In Proc. ,International Sea Conference, University of Mauritius, Reduit, Mauritius, 7-12, September, 1987.
  • Ibe, A. C., 1987. Organization of a Training Workshop on Tar Ball Sampling on Beaches and Basic Physical Oceanographic Studies in Lagos. IOC-UNESCO Contact No.SC/UNEP 248.667.6. 13p + photos.
  • Ibe, A. C., Okonya, E. C., Irere, A. I. And Unyimadu. J. P., 1987. Making Salt From Seawater. A Report for Awoye Holdings Limited, Nigerian Institute for Oceanography and Marine Research, Victoria Island, Lagos. 15p.
  • Ibe, A. C., Okonya, E. C.,Irere, A. I., Unyimadu, J. P. and Ihenyen, A. E., 1987. Coastal and Estuarine Oceanography of Badagry Areas: A Study for Aquaculture Development. A Report for SEAGEM Limited, Nigerian Institute for Oceanography and Marine Research, Victoria Island, Lagos. 48p.
  • Ibe, A. C., Ajao, E. A., Oyewo, E. O. Awosika, L. F., Ihenyen, A. E., Tiamiyu, A. I., Ibe, C. E., Inegbedion, L. and Adekanye, J. E., 1987. Physico-chemical Parameters and Dynamics of the Nearshore Ocean around Lagos. A Special Project for the Nigerian Navy. Vol.I and Vol.II, NIOMR, Lagos.56PIbe,A.C.1988. Coastline Erosion in Nigeria.Ibadan University Press, 217 p.
  • Ibe, A. C. 1988. Upwelling Occurrence in Relation to Organic Matter Type in Petroleum Source Beds in Nigeria. In Proc. Joint Oceanographic Assembly Acapulco, Mexico, August, 23 -31 1988, Book of Abstr, p. 47.
  • Ibe, A. C., Awosika, L F, Ihenyen, A. E., Inegbedion, L., Ibe, C. E. And Adekanye, J. E., 1988. Bathymetric Charting of the Nearshore (0-10m) Ocean at Victoria Beach. A Report for Flood and Erosion Division, Federal Ministry of Works and Housing, Lagos. 23p + Chart.
  • Ibe, A. C. et al., 1988. A study of coastal erosion problem and options for its solution. A Report for the Sub-committee on Flood and Erosion of the National Committee on Ecological Problems,17p. NIOMR Special Report.
  • Ibe, A. C. and Awosika, L.F., 1988. Tidal dynamics and the coastal erosion problem at Victoria Island, Lagos. In Proc, Conference on Tidal Hydrodynamics, Gatisburg, Maryland, USA(Poster session).
  • Ibe, A. C. ,1988. Expert Mission to Laboratories Participating in Joint FAO/IOC/WHO/IAEA/UNEP/WACAF/2 Project on Marine Pollution in the West and Central African Region.IOC-UNESCO Contract SC/UNEP/247.723.7.
  • Ibe, A.C, Awosika, L.F, Ihenyen, A.E. Inegbidion, L, Ibe, C.E., and Adekanye,J.E., 1988. Bathhymetric Charting of the Nearshore (0-10m) Ocean at Ajegunle, Awoye and Odunoyinbo, Ondo State, Nigeria. A Report for Adeyemi Olubowale and Partners, 19p + Charts.
  • Ibe, A. C, Awosika, L.F. and Ihenyen, A.E., Tiamiyu, A.I. and Ibe, C. E., 1988. A study of Coastal Eroosion Problem along the Nigerian Shoreline and Options for its Solution. A Report (No 1) for the Sub-Committee on Flood and Erosion of the National Committee on Ecological Problem. Cabinet Office, Lagos, Nigeria. 17 p.
  • Ibe, A.C. 1988. The Niger Delta and Global Rise in Sea Level. In J.Milliman and U. Haq (eds) Proc. SCOPE Workshop on Sea Level Rise and Subsiding Coastal Areas, Imperial Hotel, Bangkok,Nov7-14,1988.Paper No. 7.
  • Ibe, A.C. 1989. Vulnerability of Coastal Cities in Africa to Sea level Rise: Case Studies of Lagos, Banjul and Dar es Salaam. In: Frasseto, R. (ed) Proc. Impact of Sea Level Rise on Cities and Regions. Venice, Italy 11 -13, Dec. 1989.Venice:Marsilio Editorio, pp 191–192.
  • Ibe, A. C. 1989b. The Niger Delta andGlobal Sea Level Rise. Workshop of UNEP Task Forceon Climate ChangeFor West and Central AfricanvbRegion(WACAF),NIOMR Conference Room,Lagos, Nigeria, 8-9 June, 1989.
  • Ibe, A. C., Inegbidion, L. Egberongbe, F.O. and Orupabo, S. 1989.On Line Transition Model for Nigerian Shoreline. A Case Study of Victoria Bar Beach, Lagos. NIOMR Tech. Paper No.49.
  • Ibe, A. C. and Quellennec, R. E., 1989. Methodology for Assessment and Control of Coastal Erosion in West and Central Africa. UNEP Regional Seas Reports and StudiesNo. 107, 125p. (In French and English).
  • Ibe, A. C., Awosika, L. F. and Ihenyen, A. E., Tiamiyu, A. I. and Ibe, C. E. 1989. A Study of Currents and Possible Scouring Effects at a Proposed Oil Well Location (OML 43) in the Cross River Estuary, Nigeria. InProc. Second International Conference on Geomorphology and Environment, Frankfurt, Germany, 3-9 Sept. 1989.(Abstr).
  • Ibe, A. C., Awosika, L. F., Ibe, C. E., Inegbidion, L. E. and Adekanye, J. E., 1989. A Study of Coastal Erosion Problem at Ugborodo Shoreline, Bendel State. A Report for Oluonye and Partners, 28p + Charts.
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  • Ibe, A. C., Awosika, L. F. and Ihenyen, A. E. 1989. Marine Geology and Sediment Dynamics of the Mahin Mud Beach. In Proc. International Conference on Tidal Flats. Shangai, China,9-14 Oct. 1989.
  • Ibe, A. C. and Oladosu, O.H. 1989. Oceanographic and Engineering Study of the Awoye /Molume Canalin GOCON OML. A Report for Gulf Oil Company (Nig) Ltd. Nigerian Institute for Oceanography and Marine Research, Lagos.29 p.
  • Ibe, A.C. 1989. Organization of Training Course on Sea Level Rise and Coastal Erosion in Eastern Africa. University of Dar-e-Salam, Tanzania, August,1989.UNESCO (ROSTA)/UNEP Contract. 21 p.
  • Ibe, A. C. 1989. Vulnerability of the Nigerian Coastline to the Impacts of Global Climate Change. In: Reportof Meeting of UNEP Task Force for Africa Region,UNEP HQs,Gigiri-Nairobi, Kenya, 20-21Dec 1989.
  • Ibe, A. C, 1989. Adaptation Measuresto the Impactsof Global Climate Change in Nigeria.In:Report of Meeting, IPCC Working Group II Workshop on Adaptations and Control Measures,Sheraton Hotel, Key Biscayne, Florida, USA, 19-20 Dec 1989.
  • Ibe, A. C., 1990. Adjustments to the Impact of Sea Level Rise Along the West and Central African Coasts. In: Titus, J.G. (ed.) Changing Climate and the Coast;Vol.2. Washington: Environmental Protection Agency. pp. 3-12.
  • Ibe, A. C., 1990e. Nigerian Coastline and Global Warming and Associated Sea Level Rise: Impacts and Adaptation Measures. Guest Lecture: Ministry of Science and Technology, Lagos, Nigeria. NIOMR Conference Room, Jan 24, 1990, 35p.
  • Ibe, A. C. 1990a. Global Climate Change and the Vulnerability of the Nigerian Coastal Zone to Sea Revel Rise: Impacts and Response Measures. NIOMR Tech. Paper No. 52, 39p.
  • Ibe, A. C. 1990d. Nigeria and Global Climate Change: A Position Paper. First White House Conference on Climate Change, US Department of State, Washington D.C., USA. 17-19 April, 1990.
  • Ibe, A. C., Awosika, L. F., Ibe C. E. Inegbodion, L. E., 1990. Topograhic Survey of the Rogersville Tourist Resort Along the Lekki Coastline, Lagos. A Report for Akinola Architects Ltd. Nigerian Institute of Oceanography and Marine Research, Lagos. 27p. + Charts.
  • Ibe, A. C. 1990. Organization of a Training Workshop on Physical Oceanographic Factors in Relation to Marine Pollution Studies in West and Central Africa. IOC-UNESCO Contract N° SC/UNEP 29p.
  • Ibe, A. C. 1990. The Coastal Erosion Problem along the Nigerian Coastline and options for its solutions. A Final Report Under Contract for the Sub-Committee and Flood and Erosion of the National Committee on Ecological Problems. 37p.
  • Ibe, A. C. 1990. Evaluation of Conventions and Protocols on the Environment in Africa including the Functioning of Regional Groupings in Support of the Conventions and Protocols. A Report for OAU/STRC for the Bamako Meeting of OAU Heads of States (1991). 35p.
  • Ibe, A. C., 1990. OAU/UNEP Pilot Project on the Control of Coastal Erosion in West and Central Africa. A Report for OAU/STRC Vol. I and Vol. II.
  • Ibe, A. C. and Nai, G.G. 1990. OAU/UNEP Regional Training Workshop on, Sea Level Rise and Coastal Erosion in Africa. Ambassador Hotel, Accra, Ghana, April 1990. A Report for OAU (STRC). 32 p. + photos.
  • Ibe, A. C., Awosika, L. F. . 1990. Final Report of the First Communal Sea Cruise in the Gulf of Guinea 10-25 October, 1989. A Report for IOC (UNESCO), Paris. Nigerian Institute of Oceanography and Marine Research, Lagos.36 p. + Charts.
  • Ibe, A. C., Ajao, E.A. and Oyewo, E.O. 1990. Physical Oceanographic Studies in relation to Marine Pollution Studies in West and Central Africa. A NIOMR/IOC Publication. 186p. (In French and English).
  • Ibe, A. C., Awosika, L.F., and Udo-Aka, M.A. 1990. Impact of Sea Level Rise on the Nigerian Coastal Zone. In: Titus, J.G. (ed.) Changing Climate and the Coast; Vol.1. Washington: Environmental Protection Agency. pp. 49–65.
  • Ibe, A. C., Awosika, L.F., Ibe, C.E. and Inegbedion, L.E. 1991. Monitoring of the 1985/86 Beach Nourishment Project at Bar Beach, Victoria Island, Lagos, Nigeria. Coastal Zone’91. American Society of Civil Engineers pp. 534 -552.
  • Ibe, A. C. 1992. An Integrated Project Plan for the ROPME Sea Area. In Proc. of the Conference on the Environment of the Arabian Gulf. Bahrain Society of Engineers, Bahrain, 22 -26. Feb. 1992.
  • Ibe, A. C. 1992. Training in Marine Pollution Research and Monitoring for Developing Country Scientists. In Griffiths, R. ed. Proc. of GTC/IOC Conference on Cooperation in Marine Science with Developing Countries. Bremerhaven 25 -29 September, 1992. IOC-UNESCO Publication.
  • Ibe, A. C. 1993a. Human Impact on Global warming in the WACAF Region. In Coastal Zone, 1993.Coastal Zone Workshop Series, American Association of Civil Engineers.
  • Ibe, A. C. 1993b. Impact of future sea level rise on the Niger Delta of Nigeria. In Proc. Intern. Workshop on Sea Level Changes and their Consequences for Hydrology and Water Management. Noordwijkerhout, Netherlands 12 -23 April 1993. pp 55–65.
  • Ibe, A. C., 1993. The Integrated Project Plan for the Coastal and Marine Environment of the ROPME Sea Area. In Proc. on the International Workshop on the IOC (UNESCO) 100-day Cruise in the ROPME Sea Area. Kuwait 24 -29 Jan. 1993.
  • Ibe, A. C., Awosika, L. F. and Ibe, C. E., 1993. Anthropogenic Activities Affecting Sediment Load Balance Along The West African Coastline. In Awosika, L.F., Ibe, A.C. and Shroeder, P. eds. Coastlines of Western Africa. New York: American Society of Civil Engineers pp. 40 -53.
  • Ibe, A. C. 1994. Development and Future Perspectives of the IOC (OSNLR) Project on Sediment Budget Along the IOCEA (West and Central Africa) Coastlines. IOC (UNESCO)/NIOMR International Symposium on the Results of the 1st IOCEA Cruise in the Gulf of Guinea, NIOMR Conference Room, 17-20 May, 1994. Abstr.p.2.
  • Ibe, A. C., 1994. Integrated Coastal Zone Management in the IOCEA Region. IOC (UNESCO)/NIOMR International Symposium on the Results of the 1st IOCEA Cruise in the Gulf of Guinea, NIOMR Conference Room, 17-20 May, 1994. Abstr.p.35.
  • Ibe, A. C. and Ojo, S.O. 1994. Implications of Expected Climatic Changes in the Coastal and Marine Environment in West and Central Africa. UNEP RSRS No. 148 (In French and English) Ibe, A.C. 1995. Chapter 13. The Niger Delta and the Projected Global Rise in Sea Level. In Milliman, J.D. and Hag, B.U. (eds). Sea Level Rise and Coastal Subsidence: Causes and Strategies. Dordrecht: Kluwer Academic Publishers.
  • Ibe, A. C. 1995.The Gulf of Guinea Large Marine Ecosystem Project. Side Event on Large Marine Ecosystems, Annual Meeting of the American Association for the Advancement of Science, (AAAS) Meeting, Seattle, Washington State, USA.
  • Ibe, A. C. and Kullenberg, G. 1995. Quality Assurance/Quality Control in Marine Pollution Monitoring Programmes: The GIPME Perspective. Marine Pollution Bulletin. V 31pp. 209–213.
  • Ibe, A. C. 1995. Historical perspective of the first IOCEA Cruise. In Proc. International Symposium on the Results of the First IOCEA Cruise in the Gulf of Guinea, Victoria Island 17 -29 May 1994..IOC-UNESCO, Paris.
  • Ibe, A. C. 1995. Integrated Coastal Zone Management in the IOCEA Region. In Proc. International Symposium on the Results of the First IOCEA Cruise in the Gulf of Guinea, Victoria Island 17 -29 May 1994. IOC-UNESCO.
  • Ibe, A. C. 1996. Chapter 1O. Coastal and Oceanic Problems in sub-Saharan Africa. In Benneh, G. Morgan, W.B. and Uitto, J.I. eds. Sustaining the Future: Economic, Social and Environmental Change in Sub-Saharan Africa United Nations University Press. 495p.
  • Ibe, A. C. and Brown, B.E., 1997. Ensuring Living Resources Availability and Biodiversity Conservation in the Gulf of Guinea through Large Scale Integrated Ecosystem Management. In: Proc. Conference on Fisheries, Habitat and Pollution, Charleston, South Carolina, USA. 1997.
  • Ibe A. C., Awosika, L. F. and Aka, K(eds) 1998. Nearshore Dynamics and Sedimentology of the Gulf of Guinea, CEDA Cotonou.221 p.Ibe A. C.(ed) 1998 Perspectives in Coastal Areas Management in the Gulf of Guinea. CEDA Cotonou 81 p.Ibe A. C. and S.G. Zabi, (eds) 1998. State of the Coastaland Marine Environment of the Gulf of Guinea, CEDA Cotonou. 158 p.
  • Ibe, A. C. 1998. Africa Meets the Challenge. Side Event on Large Marine Ecosystems. Annual Meeting of the American Association for the Advancement of Science, (AAAS) Meeting, Washington, DC, USA.
  • Ibe, A. C., Oteng-Yeboah, A. A., Zabi, S. G. and Afolabi, A. O. (eds), 1998. Integrated Environmental and Living Resources management in the Gulf of Guinea: TheLarge Marine Ecosystem Approach. CSIR Press, Accra. 281 p.
  • Ibe, A. C. 1999. An Assessment ofPollution in the Vacoas –Phoenix (Valentina) Industrial Estate, Mauritius. A Report for the Government of Mauritius. UNIDO Contract MAR/97/001/A/01/37 65p.
  • Ibe, A. C. 2001. Strategy for the Integrated Management of River Basins, Lakes, Coastal Areas and Large Marine Ecosystems. A Report for UNIDO.26p.
  • Ibe, A. C. 2001. Development of an Integrated Project Plan for the Regional Industrial Development Centre (RIDC), Lagos.A Report for UNIDO-RIDC.25p.
  • Ibe, A. C. 2001 A Report of the POPs Mission to ECOWAS and other West and Central African Countries. United Nations Industrial Development Organization, Vienna, Austria. 31 p.
  • Ibe, A. C. 2001 A Report of the POPs Mission to SADCCounties. United Nations Industrial Development Organization, Vienna, Austria. 23p.
  • Ibe, A. C. 2001 A Report of the POPs Mission to COMESA Countries. United Nations Industrial Development Organization, Vienna, Austria. 17p.
  • Ibe, A. C. 2001. A Review of Environmental Policy in the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan. United Nations Industrial 60Ibe, A.C,(ed), 2006. Transboundary Diagnostic Analysis for the Guinea Current Large Marine Ecosystem, A GEF/UNIDO/UNDP/UNEP/US-NOAA/NEPAD Publication,2006, 175p.
  • Ibe A. C. 2008. Developing Predictive Capacity in Agriculture as a Bulwark against the Vagaries of Climate Change and Variability in Nigeria: A Food and Social Security Issue. A Proposal Prepared for Imo State University, Owerri & submitted to the Federal Ministryof Agriculture and Rural Development Abuja, Nigeria. 18p.
  • Ibe, A. C. 2010. Capacity Building for Climate Change Management in Africa. Keynote Address, Joint UNESCO-IOC-GOOS-AFRICA-IHP/AARSE/GEO Pan African Workshop on Decision Making Support for Coastal Zone Management, Water Resources and Climate Change in Africa. Cotonou. Benin,15-17 February, 2010.
  • Ibe, A. C. and Ibe, C. M., 2010. Global Climate Change: Myth or Reality? In Proceedings of the UNESCO/ DTCA/AU/ECOWAS Parliamentarians Quadra-Partite Consultative Workshop on Climate Change and Policy and Legislation, Accra, Ghana,20-21 October, 2010. DTCA ISBN 987-978-912-366-7, pp 16–29.
  • Ibe, A. C. 2011a. The Institutional Challenges to Combating Climate Change in Nigeria. Being a Paper Presented at the Third Lagos State Summit on Climate Change,Eko Hotels Ltd, Victoria Island, Lagos, 8-10 February, 2011.
  • Ibe, A. C., 2011b. Towards a Low Carbon Economy: A National Climate Change Policy for Nigeria. A Policy Document Prepared Under Contract for the Special Climate Change, Unit, Federal Ministry of Environment, Abuja, Nigeria. ACI Environmentand Resources (Nig) Ltd. December, 2010.
  • Ibe, A. C. 2011c. Perspectives on a National Climate Change Policy for Nigeria. National Workshop on Validation of National Climate Change Policy. Rockview Hotel, Abuja, 20-21 February, 2011. Federal Ministry of Environment, Abuja and ACI Environment and Resources(Nig) Ltd.
  • Ibe, A. C. 2011d. Capacity Building Imperatives For Combating Climate Change Impacts in Nigeria's Large Marine Ecosystem. A Public Lecture under NUC-UNICAL Collaboration; New Faculty of Arts Theatre, University of Calabar on August 10, 2011.Universityof Calabar Press. 39p.
  • Ibe, A. C. 2011. Climate Change and Sustainable Development. Keynote Paper 2nd Nigeria's ECOFAIR, Theme: Eco Solutions for Sustainable Development.National Committee on Ecological Problems (NCEP) and Ecological Fund Office, Office of the Secretary to The Government of the Federation, Conference Hall, Nicon Luxury Hotels, Abuja, 27-28 October, 2011.
  • Ibe, A. C. and Ibe, C. M., 2011e. Corporate Social Responsibility and Climate Change in Nigeria, sub-Saharan Africa: Regulation or Philanthropy? Being a Paper at the International Conference on Corporate Social Responsibility co-organized by Kansas State University, Kansas, USA and the University of Lagos, Akoka, Nigeria. Sheraton Four Points Hotel, 12–14, December, 2011.
  • Ibe, A. C. 2012a. Risk Assessment and Social Challenges of Climate Change Impacts for Ecosystems and Water Resources in Africa-Lagos State of Nigeria in Focus. 4th Lagos State Government Climate Change Summit, Eko Hotel and Suites, 10-12 April, 2012. Lagos State Ministry of Environment, Lagos.
  • Ibe, A. C. and Ahanhanzo, J., 2012b. OCEANS as a KeyDriver of Climate Systems - The Critical Role of Science-Technology-Innovations for Africa's Sustainable Development. 4th Lagos State Government Climate Change Summit, Eko Hotel and Suites, 10-12 April, 2012. Lagos State Ministry of Environment, Lagos.
  • Ibe, A. C., 2012c. Formulating Research Proposals on Climate Change Issues –Experiences From UNICAL. Invited Paper; Workshop on Teaching, Learning and Research on Climate Change. UNN-ATPS-OSF Climate Change Adaptation Project, University of Nigeria, Nsukka, Nigeria, 23-24April,2012.
  • Ibe, A. C., 2012d. Mainstreaming Climate Change into National Development Planning Process: The Nigerian Experience. Being an Invited Paper delivered at the University of Ghana/University of Calabar Regional Seminar on Mainstreaming Climate Change in Development Policy andPractice: Putting Right Foot Forward, University of Calabar, Nigeria, 13 Dec. 2012.
  • Ibe A. C. 2012d. Climate Change and Coastal Ecosystem Adaptation in Eastern Niger Delta. A Research Proposal Prepared for the Institute of Oceanography, UNICAL under the NUC-LEADS Program Submitted to the National Universities Commission, Abuja. March, 2012.28 p.
  • Ibe, A. C. 2013a. Sea Level Changes, Flooding & Environmental Degradation. Annual Flood Prediction Meeting of the Nigerian Hydrological Services Agency, Federal Ministry of Water Resources. NICONM-Luxury Hotel, Abuja, April, 2015.
  • Ibe, A. C. 2013b. Between Hocus-Pocus and Divination: The Need for Strategic Planning in Niger Delta Development. A Keynote Address at the Workshop on “Issues in the Sustainable Development of the Niger Delta Region: Challenges to Sustainable Development” Organized by the United Nations Sustainable Development Solutions Network-Nigeria. University of Port Harcourt, 11-13 July, 2013.
  • Ibe, A. C., 2013c. Developing the Necessary Institutions for National Resilience to Climate Change Impacts in Nigeria. In: Enin, U.I. et al., (eds)Key Note Address at the International Conference on Oceanography: Climate Change and Coastal Areas Sustainability in Tropical and Sub-Tropical Regions.University of Calabar, Nigeria, 12-14 November, 2013, pp 11–18.
  • Ibe, A. C., 2013d. Between C3 and C4, A Need For Building Agricultural Resilience To Climate Change Impacts. In: Proc. of Inaugural Meeting of the Advisory Committee on Agricultural Resiliencein Nigeria. World Bank Mission Conference Room, Abuja. 17-18 September, 2013.
  • Ibe, A. C. 2013e. Vulnerability of Bayelsa State to Flooding. Being a Discussion Paper at Workshop on the Flood Preparedness and Management Strategies, BANQUET Hall, government House, Yenogoa, Bayelsa State Government Post Flood Management Committee. September, 2013.
  • Ibe, A. C. and Asuquo, F. E., 2013d. Mainstreaming Climate Change into National Development Planning Process in Nigeria. Being a Paper Prepared for the Africa Climate Conference (ACC-13), Arusha, Tanzania, 15-18 October, 2013.
  • Ibe, A. C. 2014a. Environmental and Natural Resources Management in Africa: Pre-colonial, Colonial and Post -colonial. In: Popoola et al. (eds), Sustainable Development in Pre-Colonial, Colonial, and Post-Colonial Africa. Issues and Contexts. Ibadan Sustainable Development Summit(ISDS), 2014. ISBN 978-978-51675-4-2pp.185-205.
  • Ibe, A. C., 2014b. The Coastal and Marine Environment in Nigeria. In Okali et al. (eds). Proc. of Centennial Environment Symposium, International Conference Hall, University of Ibadan, 24-25 October, 2014 (In Press).
  • Ibe, A. C. 2015a. Agricultural Resilience to Climate Change Impactsin Nigeria. Keynote Paper. In Proc. of the 39th Annual Conferenceof the Soil Science Society of Nigeria and the Celebration of the International Year of Soils (IYS), Landmark University, Omu-Aran, Kwara State, March 9-13, 2015. ISBN 978-978-951-500-4; pp. 1-15.
  • Ibe, A. C., 2015b. Battle Against Climate Change: Small-holder Farmers on the Frontline. 7th Lagos State Government Climate Change Summit, Eko Hotel and Suites, 10-12 April, 2015. Lagos State Ministry of Environment, Lagos.
  • Ibe, A. C., 2015c. The State of the Environment in Nigeria. In: Proc. International Conference of the United Nations Sustainable Development Solutions Network-Nigeria. Federal University of Technology, Owerri, Nigeria, 25-28 May, 2015.
  • Ibe, A. C., 2015d. Management of Natural Resources Including Water, Oceans, Forests and Energy Systems. In: Popoola et al. (eds), Natural Resources Management in Africa. Ibadan Sustainable Development Summit (ISDS), 2015. ISBN 978-978-51675-4-2 Search this book on ..
  • Ibe, A. C. 2015e. Vulnerability of the Niger Delta to Sea Level Rise.IN: Proc. International Conference on African Rivers and Deltas,University of Port Harcourt, 12-16 October, 2015 (InPress).
  • Ibe, A. C., Adegoke J., and Araba. A. 2015. Building Alliances Against Climate Change Journalists and Small Scale Farmers In The Lead. Business Day Annual Media Training Workshop for Journalists. Conference Hall A, LCCI Building, Alausa, Ikeja. August 6, 2015.
  • Ibe, A. C. 2016a. Coastal Vulnerability to Climate Change Impacts : Economic Impacts, Economic Valuations, Policyand Governance Options. In: Report of Annual Review Meeting on the DTCA/AfDB Regional Project on Minimizing Vulnerabilities of Climate Change Impacts on African Cities and Coastal Communities: A Study of Port Said (Egypt), Lagos (Nigeria) and Cape Town(South Africa). Soetwater Resort Center, Simon's Town, South Africa. 21-24 January, 2016.
  • Ibe, A. C., Adegoke, J. and Araba, A. 2016b. Sustainable Agriculturein A Changing Climate. Being a Paperat the British American Tobacco Nigeria Foundation (BATNF) Joint Meeting of the Technical Committee, Implementing Agencies and Stakeholdersin Agriculture. Golden TulipHotel, Ibadan, Nigeria, Feb12-14, 2016.
  • Ibe, A. C. and Adegoke, J. 2016c. Coastal Vulnerability in A Changing Climate: Governance Options. Invited Lecture, National Agency for Remote Sensing and Space Sciences, Cairo, Egypt, NARSS Conference Room, March 01, 2016.
  • Ibe, A. C., 2016d. Prospects for Fast Tracking Ocean Development and the Blue Economy in Africa. Invited Contribution. Roundtable Discussion on Advancing Ocean Sciences in Africa, Meridian Hotel, Port Louis, Mauritius 25-26 July 2016.
  • Kullenberg, G. and Ibe, A. C., 1993. Quality Assurance/Quality Control Requirements in Monitoring Programmes. In. Proc. EERO Symposium on European Coastal Seas: From Science to Management, Barcelona, Spain,4 -6 October, 1993. Kurukulasuriya, P., and Mendelsohn, R. 2006. Crop Selection: Adapting to Climate Change in Africa. Pretoria : Center for Environmental Economics and Policy in Africa(CEEPA). http://www.ceepa.co.za/docs/CPDNo26.pdf.
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  • Sherman, K, Sissenwine M, Christensen V, Duda A.M, Hempel G, Ibe C. A., Levin S, Lluch – Belda D, Matishov G, McGlade J, and others. 2005. A Global Movement Toward an Ecosystem Approach to Marine Resources Management. Marine Ecology Progress Series 300 (Theme Section : Politicsand Soci-economics of Ecosystem-based Management of Marine Resources):275-279.
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  • Ukwe, C. N., Ibe, A. C., Folorunsho, A. O, Csizer, Z, Lale, N. E. S. and Sieghart, L. 2002. Sustainable Industrial Utilization of NEEM tree (Azadirachta indica) in Nigeria. A UNIDO Publication.165 p.
  • Ukwe, C. N., Ibe C. A., Alo, B. I. and Yumkella, K. K. (2003). Achieving a Paradigm Shift in Environmental and Living Resources Managementin the Gulf of Guinea: The large Marine Ecosystem Approach. Marine Pollution Bulletin 47(2003) 219–225.
  • Ukwe, C. N., Ibe, C. A. and Sherman K. (2006): A Sixteen Country Mobilization for Sustainable Fisheries in the Guinea Current Large Marine Ecosystem. Journal of Ocean and Coastal Management 49 (2006) pp. 385–412.
  • Ukwe, C. N. and Ibe, C. A. (2008): A Regional Collaborative Approach in Transboundary Pollution Management in the Guinea Current Region of Western Africa. Journal of Ocean and Coastal Management (2010) pp 493–506.
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