The South-South Zonal leadership of the National Association of Polytechnic Students (NAPS) has commended Tantita Security Services Nigeria Limited and its founder, High Chief Government Ekpemupolo, for their exceptional contributions to securing Nigeria’s oil infrastructure and promoting peace in the Niger Delta.
In a statement issued by NAPS South-South Coordinator, Comrade Jemima Ganagana-Dama, the student body praised Tantita’s efforts in curbing oil theft, protecting vital pipelines, and boosting crude oil production. She said the firm’s operations align with regional development goals, including the MORE Agenda, and are vital to national economic stability.
Ganagana-Dama highlighted the significant success Tantita has recorded in dismantling criminal syndicates and dislodging oil thieves across the region’s waterways. “Their trained operatives have helped reduce illegal oil activities and forced many perpetrators to abandon their operations,” she noted.
The statement also lauded Tantita’s commitment to the rule of law, referencing its public pledge to the Nigerian Bar Association and stakeholders to eradicate oil theft and restore order in the region.
Beyond security, NAPS praised Tantita’s contributions to environmental protection, saying the firm’s work has helped reduce pollution caused by illegal refining and pipeline vandalism, thereby improving the well-being of host communities.
