TANTITA SHOWCASES NIGERIA’S TECH CAPABILITIES AT NOG ENERGY WEEK 2026

Indigenous Security Firm Draws Global Attention with TOCCA, Drone Surveillance in Abuja

Tantita Security Services Nigeria Limited has cemented its growing global footprint after a high-impact outing at NOG Energy Week 2026, where it showcased Nigeria’s indigenous technology to the world energy community.

The 5-day event, held from July 5-9, 2026, at the Bola Ahmed Tinubu International Conference Centre in Abuja, brought together government leaders, global energy executives, investors, policymakers, and technology innovators to drive innovation and strategic collaboration in the sector.

Throughout the conference, Tantita’s exhibition booth emerged as a major attraction. The company hosted senior government officials, foreign delegations, multinational energy firms, investors, development partners, and leading media organisations.

Leading the team, Executive Director of Operations and Technical, Capt. Warredi Enisuoh, and Admin Manager, Daisy Jaja, conducted live demonstrations of three flagship technologies:
1. TOCCA – The Tantita Operations Command and Control Application
2. Advanced Command and Control Centres
3. Cutting-edge Drone Surveillance Systems

The demonstrations underscored Tantita’s leadership in intelligent security and maritime surveillance solutions.

A major highlight was the visit of the Honourable Minister of State for Petroleum Resources, Senator Heineken Lokpobiri, alongside the Speaker of the Delta State House of Assembly and other distinguished guests.[Oil]

On Wednesday, July 8, Tantita’s Managing Director, High Chief Engr. Kestin Pondi, FSNE, FNIIS, and General Manager, Operations, High Chief Godfrey Pondi, led strategic engagements aimed at strengthening business relationships, forging new partnerships, and unlocking opportunities for international collaboration.

The company’s innovations also drew wide media coverage. _Time Africa Magazine_ and other prominent media organisations featured Tantita’s technological strides and industry leadership during the week.

Speaking on the outcome, Tantita said the exhibition reinforced its position as a trusted technology partner and expanded Nigeria’s influence in the global energy and maritime security ecosystem.

The company added that its participation has laid the foundation for enduring partnerships and sustainable growth, both locally and internationally.

NOG Energy Week remains Africa’s premier energy conference, serving as a platform for stakeholders to shape the future of the industry through investment, innovation, and policy dialogue.