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TANTITA: From The Creeks To The World-Standing Tall, Strong and Resilient

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Task Nigerian Companies to Think Global and Act Universal

 

The participation of Tantita Security Services Nigeria Limited, TSSL, at  just concluded Offshore Technology Conference (OTC) in Houston, Texas, has not only reinforced Nigeria’s potentials as a maritime nation but also showcased the possibilities, competencies and capabilities which Nigerians could offer to the world with improved support and enhanced collaborations.

The Executive Director, Operations and Technical at Tantita,  Dr.  Captain Warredi Enisuoh, Dmp, said it all when told participants at the conference that OTC 2025 was an eye opener to the endless possibilities there is for indigenous Nigerian companies to offer on the global stage.

In a post conference chat with Maritime Nigeria, Capt. Warredi said logistics for the event were not easy but expressed delight that Tantita and its partners pulled it off.

His words “This is our first time at the OTC, though it was not easy, the response we got made it worth every effort. We found ourselves sharing space with world leaders in technology and to their surprise, a Nigerian firm like ours had something just as powerful to offer to companies and countries”

“Tantita’s technologies in oil theft prevention, maritime patrol, airborne surveillance and environmental management drew significant attention from international delegates. The company’s innovative solutions were well-received, with several delegates expressing interest in bringing our solutions to their countries. It further demonstrates the global demand for Nigerian innovation  and opens the opportunities for Nigerian companies to make inroads and bigger impact in the world”

“I am convinced that by participating in such events, Nigerian companies can gain international recognition, attract investment, strike lucrative international businesses and expand their reach. The attention received by Tantita’s technologies is a testament to the company’s commitment to developing cutting-edge solutions that address pressing challenges in the global maritime  and Oil and Gas industries. At OTC, Tantita   exhibited  it’s capabilities, demonstrated its expertise and showcased its potential for growth and expansion”

Looking ahead and as plans for the future, the Tantita Technical Director expressed hope that his company shall participate even bigger in future global conferences to further put Nigerian innovations and innovators on the world stage’

“We intend to  take young innovators, environmentalists, Fintech guys, entrepreneurs and even IT students to future conferences as part of our program to build future leaders who can take Nigerian technologies to the world.”

“There are  opportunities to do a lot and solve global problems such as Climate Change, environment degradation, Security concerns, emission reduction and so much more. Tantita’s participation at OTC 2025 is an eye opener for Nigerian companies to take steps, thinks global, act with international best practices in mind and explore international markets” Enisuoh said

 

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