Head, Tantita Operations, Captain Enisuoh Loses Mother

BY GBOGBOWA GBOWA

The Executive Director, Operations and Technical Services, Tantita Security Services Nigeria Limited, Captain Warredi Enisuoh has lost his mother.

The late Mrs. Virginia Enisuoh

A former Director with Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency (NIMASA), Captain Enisuoh who is the face of the anti-crude oil theft private security firm, Tantita, owned by former militant war lord, Chief Government Ekpemokpolo alias ‘Tompolo’, represent the collective resolve of the new Project Nigeria.

The new Project Nigeria is intent on riding the system of undesirable elements who have, and sill is bent on stealing the nation’s crude and thus sabotaging our prospect of becoming a successful crude oil and gas nation.

Captain Enisuoh’s mother, born Theresa Virginia Fiderikumo, who hailed from Agbere in Sagbama Local Government area in Bayelsa state, died on Thursday, March 21, 2024.

Captain Enisuoh

Until her death, Mrs. Theresa Enisuoh lived a dedicated christian life. A faithful and practicing Christian, Mrs. Enisuoh is survived by five children, among who is Captain Warredi Enisuoh; twelve grand children, a son in-law, a brother and other relatives.

Fondly called ‘Nurse’ by family members because of her uncommon care and support for both family members and neighbours, she attracted quite a huge followership of community friendship even as an ordinary person.

Family sources hint that the burial ceremony been considered tentatively for May will be announced soon.

Proudly Nigerian, Captain Enisuoh has contributed immensely to the development of this country everywhere he has had the opportunity to serve. His task as the man behind Tantita’s operation has seen Nigeria recovered greatly from the grip of the underworld that has held the nation’s crude oil industry captive, for a long time.

A loyal, committed and trusted ally of Tompolo, Captain Enisuoh has also proven to become a reliable and professional partner amongst concerned and relevant government agencies, such as the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation Limited (NNPCL), the National Security Adviser’s Office, the Nigerian Navy, the Nigerian Police Force, and the various security apparatus.

Stakeholders, admirers and well wishers in the maritime, oil and gas industry in their numbers while commiserating with him has also prayed for the repose of his late mother and other departed souls.