Ibiang Obono Okoi is a lecturer in the Department of History and International Studies with research interest in Boundary Studies, Peace and Conflicts, International Relations and African History. He graduated from the University of Calabar where he obtained his Ph.D. in 2017. A widely travelled scholar with many publications in Local and International Learned Journals. He has mentored, taught and examined undergraduates’ students since he was employed in the University of Calabar. Dr. Ibiang Okoi has attended many conferences, received many awards, honours and prizes from the Department of History and International Studies, the Church-Unical Chapel of Redemption, the Students Union Government of the University of Calabar, the University of Calabar and the Cross River State Government. He is a member of many Committees within and outside the Department and Faculty of Arts. He is currently the Examinations Officer and Chairman of the Welfare Committee of the Department of History and International Studies. His ongoing Research Projects include “Introduction to International Studies and Diplomacy”, “Themes in European History”, “Nigerian Federalism and Internal Boundary Question” “The Role of the Church in Conflict Management” and “Major World Civilizations.”