Gifts N5m each to Two Graduates

By Kelvin Kagbare

One of the students with his Tantita prize

Determined to raise standards and depart from the path that leads to nowhere, the  management of Tantita Security Services Nigeria Limited (TSSNL) has upped the ante in Corporate Social Responsibility, CSR, by presenting  cheques of N5 million each to two best graduating students of the Federal University of Petroleum Resources (FUPRE) for the 2024 academic session.

We are reliably informed that  the gesture is intended to promote academic excellence, rather than nudity and other debasing events which are often the attraction for notable corporate entities.

Dr. Pondi presenting the cheque to one the students

By this initiative, TSSNL aspires to contributed to the development of manpower and Nigeria’s petroleum industry.

Maritime Nigeria recalls that Capt. Warredi Enisuoh had on behalf of Tantita, during ‘The African Child Award’ ceremony held FUPRE University on July 4, 2024, pledged to partner with educational institutions and corporate bodies to combat crude oil theft, and to train and empower Nigerian youths into resourceful and self-sufficient individuals as part of its CSR.

during the presentation of the cheques, Dr. Pondi said the initiative is part of Tantita’s broader vision to support education, combat poverty and crime by empowering the youths.

it is to be noted that Tantita Security Services Nigeria Limited, through its ongoing partnerships and CSR activities, continues to demonstrate its dedication to the socio-economic transformation of the Niger Delta region and the empowerment of its young population.

With head office in Warri, Delta State,Tantita is focused on the oil and gas sector as a critical player and offers security solutions specifically designed for oil and gas assets.

Presently, TSSNL offers security services to the Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited, and has become a household name, contributing significantly to recent successes recorded in reducing crude theft thereby helping the national plan in restoring Nigeria’s crude production target.