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Rose Ohiama Ugbe

0000-0003-1052-8995

Associate Professor of Law, University of Calabar, Calabar-Nigeria (Creative arts and writing; Education; History, heritage and archaeology; Human society; Indigenous studies; Language, communication and culture; Law and legal studies; Philosophy and religious studies; Administrative law; Access to justice; Civil procedure; Contract law; Comparative law; Criminal law)

Calabar-Nigeria

Dr (Mrs) Rose Ohiama Ugbe holds a Ph.D degree in Law from the University of Jos in 2015. She joined the services of the University in 1995 as an Assistant Lecturer after her brilliant performance at undergraduate level. She graduated from Faculty of Law in 1990 with Second Class Upper Division and as the best female graduating student of that year which earned her Late Justice Edem Koofreh’s award for the best female graduating student of that year. She rose through the ranks to be promoted Associate Professor in 2016. She has held many positions of authority including Faculty of Law Senate Representative (2019 till date), first female Acting Dean, Faculty of Law (2016-2018), pioneer Head of Department of Private and Property Law (2015-2017), sub Dean, Faculty of Law (2002-2008), Deputy Director, Entrepreneurship Development Centre (2015-2017) and many others. Dr Ugbe has been teaching and contributing to the graduation of both undergraduate and post-graduate students in the Faculty.

Publications

  • https://scholar.google.com/citations?view_op=list_works&hl=en&hl=en&user=8j2JrDoAAAAJ&pagesize=80
  • A CRITIQUE OF THE NIGERIAN ADMINISTRATION OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE ACT 2015 AND CHALLENGES IN THE IMPLEMENTATION OF THE ACT
  • Legal Approach to Causes and Consequences of Oil Spillage in Nigeria.
  • The right of establishment under the ECOWAS protocol
  • Customary law, women's rights and the two faces of law in Nigeria
  • The Nigerian Legislature in Theory and Practice, 1999 – 2007
  • Tax Treatment of Limited Liability Companies Income Tax Act (CITA) 1990
  • The supreme court has cleared the customary law inhibitions on the inheritance rights of women in Nigeria

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