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Oil Theft: Tantita Arrests Vessel Conveying Stolen Crude In Bayelsa

Saint AugustineBy Saint AugustineJanuary 14, 2024No Comments2 Mins Read
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In continuation of its mandate of ridding Nigeria of oil thieves, Tantita Security Services Limited, TSSL, a private security firm, has arrested an ocean-going vessel conveying thousands of metric tonnes of ‘stolen crude’ oil offshore Bayelsa state.

The vessel, named MT Kally, was apprehended during a joint operation by the officials of TSSL, owned by Government ‘Tompolo’ Ekpemupolo, and operatives of the Nigerian Security and Civil Defence Corps, NSCDC, on Friday night.

According to Tantita, the engineer and captain of the vessel, who were identified  as Promise Eze and Adeboye David, respectively, along with accomplices from some Bayelsa state oil communities, were kept on board the vessel on Friday night as investigation into the vessel continued.

Tantita said before they were apprehended, the crew and their local accomplices were allegedly siphoning crude oil onto the vessel from the offshore Sokebolou field in Bayelsa state.

A preliminary report of the incident, according to Tantita, revealed the first manifold of the vessel was being loaded before the intervention of the security team.

Warredi Enisuoh,  Executive Director, Tantita operations, interrogated Eze and Adeboye, who said the vessel was mobilized from Lagos to transport crude oil illegally from offshore locations in Bayelsa state.

According to the duo, they departed Lagos following assurances by their boss, whom they declined to name, that all security agencies along the shore had been compromised, allowing them to carry out their illicit business.

Tantita disclosed that they refused to name the security agencies involved in the alliance, but revealed they work for a company named San-San.

Enisuoh said the vessel has been anchored at a location of Nigerian National Petroleum NNPC Limited in Oporoza in Delta state, saying the suspects were kept on board the vessel.

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Bayelsa State Capt. Warredi Enisuoh Government ‘Tompolo’ Ekpemupolo Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps NNPC Promise Eze San-San Sokebolou Field Tantita Security Services Limited
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