Elizabeth Nwafor, Yenagoa
Pastor Reuben, a prominent leader in the Niger Delta region, has called on the people of the region to throw their weight behind Tantita Security Services Limited, a company providing security services for pipelines in the region.
Speaking to newsmen in Yenagoa, the Bayelsa State capital, Pastor Reuben emphasized the importance of supporting indigenous companies like Tantita Security Services Limited, which are working to improve the security and well-being of the region.
Rather than engaging in the “pull him down” syndrome, Pastor Reuben urged the people of the Niger Delta to rally behind Tantita Security Services Limited.
“Tantita Security Services Limited is a shining example of what can be achieved when we support our own,” Pastor Reuben said. “By backing this company, we are not only improving security in our region, but also creating jobs and stimulating economic growth.”
He emphasized the importance of allowing peace to reign, rather than plotting against the contract, highlighting the positive impact of Tantita Security Services Limited, citing the engagement of over 10,000 youths in the region, with no delays in their salaries.
He urged mischief makers to shun the “pull him down” syndrome, which he believes will not benefit the people of the Niger Delta.
Pastor Reuben noted that since the award of the surveillance contract to Tantita, oil production has increased significantly, exceeding 2 million barrels per day. Pastor Reuben attributed this success to the company’s efforts and urged stakeholders to support Tantita Security Services Limited and its leader, Tompolo.
He also cautioned against the spread of negative media statements, which he believes are detrimental to the region’s progress. Instead, Pastor Reuben urged stakeholders to support President Tinubu’s Renewed Hope Agenda, which aims to attract development to the region.
Pastor Reuben praised Tompolo’s engagement with critical stakeholders, which has contributed to the prevailing peace in the region and called on governors, senators, chiefs, traditional rulers, youths, and other stakeholders to rally behind President Tinubu’s agenda, ensuring the region benefits from the administration’s initiatives.
