Tantita Security Services Nigeria Limited (TSSNL) has showcased its expansive intelligence and surveillance capabilities, including one of Nigeria’s largest privately operated drone fleets, to students of the Defence Intelligence Academy, Nigeria.
The students, who visited the company last Thursday, were also exposed to the firm’s integrated Command and Control Centre, which coordinates real-time intelligence gathering, surveillance and security operations for critical national assets and maritime infrastructure, reports The Nation.
The report of the visit which was posted on the official Facebook page of Tantita, also stated that the company had more than 9,000 field operatives, artificial intelligence-enabled intelligence systems and satellite surveillance.
The visit offered the students firsthand insight into the security architecture developed by the private security firm, which combines human intelligence, aerial surveillance, advanced technology and data-driven analysis in its operations across the Niger Delta.
The students were received by members of the company’s management, including its Executive Director, Operations and Technical, Captain Warredi Enisuoh, and Administrative Manager, Daisy Jaja.
Captain Enisuoh gave the visitors an overview of Tantita’s operations before leading them on a tour of the Command and Control Centre, where they were introduced to systems and processes deployed in real-time maritime and critical assets security operations.
The engagement enabled the students to bridge classroom knowledge with practical field experience, particularly in the application of intelligence, technology and coordinated surveillance in modern security operations.
Tantita said its vast intelligence architecture was designed to collect, process and deploy actionable information in real time, strengthening the protection of critical national assets, maritime infrastructure and communities.
The company added that its operational model demonstrated how intelligence can be transformed from information into decisive action through the integration of field operatives, drone technology, satellite surveillance and data-driven analysis.
