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Tantita Security ‘Groundbreaking Debut at OTC 2025

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*** Unlocking Global Opportunities for Nigerian Firms

By Sandra Chukwunyere

In a significant milestone for Nigeria’s private sector, Tantita Security Services Nigeria Limited (TSSNL) has made a groundbreaking debut at the 2025 Offshore Technology Conference (OTC) in Houston, Texas, USA.

The company’s innovative solutions in tackling oil theft, conducting maritime patrol, deploying airborne surveillance, and managing fisheries drew significant attention from global stakeholders.

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TSSNL’s participation in the conference was a huge success, with the company sharing space with world leaders in technology.

The company’s Executive Director, Operations and Technical, Captain Warredi Enisuoh, highlighted the vast and largely untapped global opportunities available to Nigerian companies.

“This is our first time at the OTC, and while it was a huge leap for us, the response we got made it worth every effort,” he said.

Captain Enisuoh emphasized the need for young Nigerians to develop a deeper understanding of environmental and ecological systems.

He spent part of the conference mentoring high school students, encouraging them to take charge in greening the environment and solving real-world challenges.

“The opportunity is there. In greening the environment, solving real-world challenges, and thinking globally. Our youth can lead that charge, and platforms like OTC are the perfect launch pad,” he said.

 

TSSNL’s appearance at OTC underscores a compelling message for Nigeria’s private sector. The global markets are ready for indigenous solutions, and events like OTC offer a platform for Nigerian companies to showcase their capabilities.

“The world is open to Nigerian innovation. They just need to see it. OTC gave us that platform,” Captain Enisuoh added.

 

As TSSNL looks to the future, the company plans to take even greater advantage of the OTC platform next year by increasing its presence and engaging young Nigerian talents.
The company aims to bring along young innovators, environmentalists, and students to build future leaders who can take Nigerian technology to the world.


TSSNL’s groundbreaking debut at OTC 2025 is a testament to the company’s innovative spirit and commitment to showcasing Nigerian technology to the world.
As the company continues to unlock global opportunities for Nigerian firms, it is clear that events like OTC will play a key role in shaping the future of Nigeria’s private sector.

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