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Tantita’s Intervention Prevents Oil Output Drop To 500k Barrels A Day
Tantita’s Intervention Prevents Oil Output Drop To 500k Barrels A Day....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶
The Arewa Renaissance Congress, representing the Northern coalition, has praised Tantita Security Services Nigeria Limited for its role in safeguarding Nigerian oil pipelines and combating oil theft in the Niger Delta……… CONTINUE READING
In a statement by the coalition’s leader, Malam Abdulrazak Abdulmuminu, it was emphasized that without the intervention of private security firms like Tantita, Nigeria’s daily crude oil production would have plunged below 500,000 barrels.
This collaborative effort between private security companies and state entities, including Nigerian security forces, has significantly reduced oil theft and contributed to the relative peace and increased oil production in the Niger Delta region.
Abdulrazak urged the government, led by President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, to prosecute those involved in oil theft and provide more support to private security firms like Tantita, highlighting their crucial role in enhancing Nigeria’s oil production.
The coalition’s recognition of Tantita’s contributions and its appeal for government action against oil theft are timely amid the persistent challenge facing Nigeria’s oil industry and its economic repercussions.
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