A total of thirty seven species were recorded in the rainforest ecozone. Twenty nine Leaf Beetles species are present in the derived savannah, indicating that this zone is less diverse when compared with the rainforest, in terms of the number of species recorded. There was no species of Donacinae subfamily recorded in derived savannah. Eleven species of Leaf Beetles were recorded in mangrove forest and there was no species of Galerucinae subfamily recorded in the mangrove zone. Distribution of Leaf Beetles is higher in rainforest zone compared to any other zone in the region. This study find out that subfamily Chrosomelinae is the largest in the study area and Galerucinae, Donacinae, and Criocerinae subfamilies are not as large as subfamily Chrysomelinae in the region. The subfamily Chrysomelinae contained 13 species in 10 genera, while Galerucinae had five species in two genera.

The levels of infestation were high for Callosobruchus maculatus, Bruchidius imbricornis, Lilioceris lilli, Cryptocephalus nitidulus, C. decemmaculatus, Cassida compuncta, Phratora vitellinae, Prasocuris phellandrii and Chrysomela vigintipunctata in all the ecological zones in the region. This study also documented for the first time, the diversity and host-plant association of Leaf Beetles in the region.