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The search for Hydrocarbon as the main energy source for the development of the world economy is based on the experience from sandstone environment. Therefore, it is imperative to evaluate the targets (pay zone) within the available fields to determine the extent of the known reservoirs for assessment and development. To achieve this, three dimensional seismic, well logs and structural interpretations of Igbobi Field in the Niger Delta were carried out to characterise the reservoir. Data used were well logs, seismic section and the structural map of the sand tops. The Interactive Petrel Software was used in the Interpretation. An integration of well and seismic data in conjunction with time-depth relationship was employed to identify where the hydrocarbon bearing sands from well, post on the seismic lines. Good tie was obtained for well to seismic data. The depth converted structural maps correlated with the time structural maps. The identified prospects were viewed and evaluation of tested traps was carried out to characterise the reservoir. The correlating zones where hydrocarbon bearing sands from wells, post on the seismic lines were identified. It is therefore recommended that Igbobi field is prospective and should proceed to further stage.