One Year Anniversary, Tantita hails President Tinubu

LETTER OF FELICITATION WITH HIS EXCELLENCY, ASIWAJU BOLA AHMED TINUBU GCFR, PRESIDENT AND COMMANDER-IN- CHIEF OF THE ARMED FORCES OF THE FEDERAL REPUBLIC OF NIGERIA ON HIS ONE YEAR IN OFFICE.

*TANTITA ASSURES MR. PRESIDENT OF RENEWED COMMITMENT TO END CRUDE OIL THEFT, INCREASE REVENUE EARNINGS FROM CRUDE OIL, RESTORE ENVIRONMENT

The management and entire team of TANTITA SECURITY SERVICES NIGERIA LIMITED (TSSNL) wish to congratulate His Excellency, Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu GCFR, President and Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, on this auspicious occasion of his administration’s one year in office, today, May 29th, 2024.

Though one year was gusty and breathe- taking, it has, however, set the nation on the path of economic recovery and restoration.

The period of one year has also reinforced an assurance to citizens that better days lie ahead.

TSSNL has implicit trust and faith in the administration’s capacity to galvanize the nation to greater heights and create an aura of abundance for Nigerians.

TSSNL assures the government that it will not rest on its oars to apprehend ships, vessels and persons involved in the illegal crude oil bunkering business that had economically retarded the nation in real term in the last 8 years and devastated our ecosystem.

We will continue to work in support of the administration through ensuring zero tolerance for oil theft and pipeline vandalism in the Niger Delta.

We will perform our assigned duties with renewed enthusiasm, vigour and to the best of our ability.

The spillover effect would be the boost in oil production, which in turn will exponentially lead to increased revenue earnings of the nation and restore our environment.

This will enable your administration to fulfil its campaign promises to Nigerians.

Your Excellency, the revelations by the Group Chief Executive Officer (GCEO) of the Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited (NNPCL), Engineer Mele Kyari, at a forum in Lagos on Saturday, May 18th that the nation’s crude oil production was inching towards 1.7M bpd nakedly indicated that the painstaking efforts by TANTITA and other industry stakeholders are yielding desired results.

This is heart-warming and TANTITA is excited to be an integral part of the success story, especially when viewed from the unpalatable report of the nation producing less than 700bpd in the recent past.

Your Excellency, TANTITA, as a patriotic organisation, wishes to assure you of our preparedness to join forces with relevant players to upscale the production tide to 2.2m bpd before the end of 2024.

We plead for synergy and collaborative efforts by all relevant stakeholders to make this possible.

To this end, Tantita endorses and fully key into the Renewed Hope mantra of the government.

The Asiwaju Administration is built on a solid foundation and cannot be unhinged.

TSSNL stands with Mr. President all the way.

We are confident that the nation shall witness a new regime of turn arounds, be it in the economy, environmental restoration, security or infrastructural paradyms.

Once again, TSSNL wants to re-assure Mr. President of its commitment to preserving our environment and securing crude oil pipelines in the Niger Delta region.

No stone will be left unturned to guarantee increased crude production, guarantee improved revenue generation for the growth and diversification of the economy.

All local and foreign saboteurs still hiding to operate in the oil sector shall be totally dislodged and made to face the law.

There shall be no sacred cow in our line of duty of sanitizing the creek of bootleggers, crooks and thieves.

Once again, we congratulate Mr. President on this memorable occasion and wish him all the best as he navigates the nation to her assured destiny of greatness, happiness for all citizens and admiration in the comity of nations.

May the good Lord grant you more wisdom and sound health to steer the affairs of the nation for the well-being of all citizens and to the envy of other nations.

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