Dr. TAMBE, E,B,
Profile
Dr. Tambe, Enohetta Besong is a lecturer II in the Department of Environmental Management and Toxicology, Southern Delta University, Ozoro, Nigeria. He holds a BSc(Hons) in Environmental Science (Major) and Chemistry (Minor) from the University of Buea, Cameroon; MSc in Environmental Studies from Bamenda University of Science and Technology, Cameroon and a Ph.D. in Environmental Management from Chukwuemeka Odumegwu Ojukwu University (Formerly Anambra State University), Nigeria. E.B. Tambe has a strong environmental background and is interested in the following research areas: Waste-to-energy, Biosystems, EIA, Resources nexus, Climate change.
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Lecturer II
Email: tambebe@sdu.edu.ng
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Publications
- Tambe, E.B.; Mbuka-Nwosu, I.E.; Agbe, E.; Evuen4, U.F.; Etaware, P.M.; Okpoghono, J.; Oriomah, C.; Essaghah, A.E.A; Adinkwu, O.M; Enow, T.H; Okafor, N.M.; Asano; N.O.; Nwakaji, K.N.; Jaff, V.S. (2025) Climate Change and Community Resilience: The Frontier Options for Man, International Journal of Academic Engineering Research (IJAER), 9(2), 72-84
- Okolotu G. I, Tambe E. B., Udom, E. A., 4Okeke C.G. (2025) Environmental Impact Assessment of Solid Waste Disposal Sites along River Niger Waterways for Aquatic Pollution of the Ecosystem, Scientific and Engineering Letters, Journal of America Serial Publication, 13(4), 1-10
- Ezeobi, J.U, Tambe, E.B., Aso, Chukwuemeka J. and Ezeobi-Akpaidiok, A.A. (2025) Perception of Gully Erosion and Conservation Practices in Agulu-Nanka-Oko and Ekwulobia, Journal of Sustainability and Environmental Management (JOSEM),, 4(2), 121 – 129
- J. Okpoghonoa,, E. F. Isoje, U. A. Igbuku, O. Ekayoda,……..E.B. Tambe., ………. U. O. Ududua, C. A. Ometieh (2025) Potentialities of Monodora myristica active components as functional ingredients in food formulation, Food Chemistry Advances, 6, 1-13
- C.ORIOMAH, M. ORUBU, J.O. OROGU, E.B. TAMBE, A. N. OMARIJIVWIE (2025) UNVEILING THE ROLES OF MICROBES IN ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT AND SUSTAINABLE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT, Journal of Science, Technology and Environmental Studies, 1(1), 83-91
- Tambe, E.B., Okonkwo, A.U., Mbuka-Nwosu, I.E., Cookey, C.O., Agbe, E., Onwusa, S.C., Ekpe, I.N., Evuen, U.F., Okpoghono, J. (2024) Determinants of Physicochemical Composition of Palm Oil Mill Effluent Implications on Environment and Bio-digester Treatment Design, Applied Environmental Research, 46(4), 058
- N. M. Okafor, F. I. Ikegbunam and E. B. Tambe (2024) An Examination of Noise Pollution from Aggregated Grinding Mills in Designated Markets in Anambra State, Nigeria, International Journal of Academic Engineering Research (IJAER), 1(11), 6-15
- E.B. Tambe; A.U. Okonkwo; I.E. Mbuka-Nwosu; S.E. Unuafe; C.O. Cookey; M.F. Umunna. (2024) Daily and spatial generation of palm oil mill effluent in determining volumetric capacity for bio-methane planning, International Journal of Sustainable Energy and Environmental Research, 13 (2), 52-61
- Tambe, E.B.; Essaghah, A.E.A.; Ikegbunam, F.I.; Mbuka-Nwosu, I.E.; Okafor, N.M.; Ekpe, I.N. (2023) Inspirational Influence of Nature in Architectural Design – A Review on the Scope of Application in Nigeria Housing Policy, Journal of Sustainability and Environmental Management (JOSEM)., 2(4), 267 –275
- Tambe, E. B., Okonkwo, A. U., Eme, L. C.,& Ezeomedo,I.C. (2022) Prediction of biochemical methane potential of palm oil mill effluent., Nigerian Journal of Environmental Science and Technology., 6(2), 339 – 347.
- Tambe, E. B., Okonkwo, A. U. and Eme, L. C. (2022) Determinants of volume of POME generation in palm oil mills for planning wastewater recovery in biogas energy development, J. Appl. Sc. Environ. Manage, 26(3), 369-376
- Arah, V.C., &Tambe, E. B. (2018) Forest Policy in Nigeria: A Review of Community Integration Experience in Cross River State, Journal of Environmental Management and Safety, 9 (2), 37 – 48.
- Tambe, E. B., Ayongwa, G. C., Ngwabie, N. M., & Forbid, G. T. (2016) Characterisation of municipal solid waste for planning sustainable waste management in Kumba Municipality – South Western Cameroon., The Open Waste Management Journal, 9, 19-27
