Tompolo @54: Online Publishers Lauds Tompolo Media Entrepreneurship Support, Security of Oil Facilities

Media Entrepreneurs under the aegis of  Delta Online Publishers Forum (DOPF) has extended warm felicitations to Chief Government Oweizide Ekpemupolo, popularly known as Tompolo, the Chairman of Tantita Security Services Limited, on the occasion of his 54th birthday anniversary; just as the group lauded his effort to support media Entrepreneurs to expand the business horizons.

The group described Tompolo as a patriotic son of the Niger Delta whose impactful leadership and vision continue to contribute meaningfully to national growth and regional development.

In a congratulatory message signed by the Chairman of DOPF, Emmanuel Enebeli, and the Secretary, Shedrack Onitsha, the Forum commended Tompolo for his unwavering support to the media industry in Delta State and beyond, noting that his commitment has helped in sustaining the operations of online media Entrepreneurs and promoting press freedom in the region.

The statement acknowledged his consistent efforts in encouraging objective journalism and ensuring that the voices of the Niger Delta people are heard.

The Forum also lauded Tompolo’s significant contributions to Nigeria’s economic environment through his company, Tantita Security Services Limited; stressed that Tantita has played vital roles in securing critical oil assets, curbing crude oil theft, and combating the menace of pipeline vandalism in the Niger Delta. “Through Tantita, Tompolo has not only safeguarded the nation’s economic lifeline but has also created employment opportunities for hundreds of youths, thereby promoting peace and stability in the region,” the statement read.

Whilst wishing Tompolo many more years of good health and wisdom, DOPF reaffirmed its appreciation for his national service and regional commitment.

“At 54, you stand tall as a symbol of resilience, strategic leadership, and unwavering dedication to the peace, progress, and prosperity of the Niger Delta and Nigeria at large,” the Forum said.