Tantita Security Services Nigeria Limited (TSSNL) has donated two operational vehicles to the Enerhen Divisional Police Headquarters in Delta State as part of efforts to strengthen police operations, improve mobility and enhance security across the area.
The vehicles, comprising a brand-new Toyota Sienna and Toyota Hilux, were formally presented to the division on Monday, November 9, 2026, by Tantita’s General Manager, Military Liaison, retired Brigadier General Efe Edafioghor.
Edafioghor was accompanied by the company’s Community Relations Manager, Administrative Manager and Head of Procurement during the presentation.
Receiving the vehicles on behalf of the police division, the Divisional Police Officer, CSP Nnamdi Okeke, expressed appreciation to Tantita for the gesture, describing the donation as valuable support for policing activities.
He said the vehicles would improve officers’ operational mobility, strengthen coordination and enable the division to respond more effectively to security incidents and distress calls within its area of responsibility.
The donation is part of Tantita’s wider support for security infrastructure and law enforcement operations in Delta State, particularly in communities within the Warri and Effurun axis.
The company has previously supported the Nigeria Police Force through the donation of operational vehicles to the Ekpan Divisional Police Headquarters.
It also undertook the reconstruction and equipping of the Ugborikoko Divisional Police Headquarters in Uvwie Local Government Area, transforming the facility into a modern police station with improved operational infrastructure.
The Ugborikoko project, commissioned by the Inspector-General of Police, Kayode Egbetokun, in April 2025, included two operational Hilux vehicles, a 30KVA soundproof generator, a 30KVA solar power system, CCTV cameras and computer systems.
Other facilities provided at the station included a reconstructed police hall, a quarter guard post, a generator house, improved drainage, air-conditioning units, television sets, a conference room and an equipped interrogation room.
At the commissioning, the police leadership acknowledged the contribution as an example of private-sector support for public security and community safety.
Tantita, which provides security services in the Niger Delta, has maintained that protecting critical national infrastructure must go alongside safeguarding lives, livelihoods and economic activities in host communities.
The company says its security operations involve intelligence-led surveillance and collaboration with relevant security agencies, with the aim of supporting efforts to protect infrastructure and maintain safer operating environments.
The latest donation to Enerhen Division further extends the company’s reported support for police operational capacity in Delta State, where effective mobility remains important for patrols, emergency response and security coordination.
The partnership also highlights the role of cooperation between private organisations, communities and public security agencies in addressing local security concerns.
With the additional vehicles, the Enerhen Divisional Police Headquarters is expected to have improved mobility for its operational responsibilities and response to security-related incidents.
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