The Offshore Technology Conference, OTC, has officially endorsed a technical lecture by Tantita Security Services Limited, TSSL, for the 2026 edition which shall feature the use of drone technology in offshore oil platform protection.

Capt. Warredi Enisuoh, Executive Director, Operations and Technical Services, Tantita Security Services Ltd.

The presentation, scheduled for next year’s global gathering of energy experts, shall have on display  Tantita’s pioneering efforts in leveraging unmanned aerial systems to monitor and secure Nigeria’s vast offshore assets.

The company’s Executive Director, Technical and Operations, Captain Dr. Warredi Enisuoh, who confirmed the development, clarified that the approval reflects growing international recognition of Tantita’s operational success and technological innovation.

According to Capt Warredi, Tantita’s lecture shall focus on real-time surveillance, threat detection and collaborative frameworks for maritime security, aligning with OTC’s broader focus on digitalization, sustainability, and cross-sector innovation in offshore energy.

Dr. Enisuoh further disclosed that Tantita has also gotten approval to have its stand in the technology section of the event along side other tech nations like Japan.

The OTC 2026 conference is expected to attract thousands of global stakeholders, including engineers, innovators, policymakers and investors, offering a platform for collaborations, knowledge exchange and strategic partnerships.

As Nigerians and indeed Africa applaud Tantita’s efforts, innovative ideas and national development, expectations are high that OTC 2026 offers another opportunity to hoist the Nigeria flag proudly on international soil at a global forum