By; UTEBOR PETER, Asaba
The General Officer Commanding the 6 Division of the Nigerian Army, Maj. Gen. J.H. Abdusallam, has Lauded Tantita Security Services Limited for their instrumental role in reconstructing the 3 Battalion Soldiers Transit accommodation in Effurun, Uvwie Local Government Area of Delta State.
The commendation came during the commissioning ceremony of the newly redesigned, fully furnished accommodation which have 68 rooms, 18 bathrooms, and three central kitchens, all equipped to modern standards at 3-Battalion Barracks, Effurun.
Maj. Gen. Abdusallam expressed gratitude for the effort and resources Tantita Security Services invested in the project, adding that this project, undertaken by Tantita Security Services, boasts an impressive array of facilities.
According to the Nigerian Army, “the newly reconstructed accommodation includes 68 rooms, 18 bathrooms, and three central kitchens, all equipped to modern standards. This development is expected to significantly enhance the living conditions of the soldiers stationed at the 3-battalion.
“I am aware of the enormous resources that Tantita committed towards achieving this project. It will engender the spirit of jointness and goodwill which will be sustained. I thank them (TANTITA) sincerely for complementing the Nigerian Army’s efforts to improve the welfare of our personnel.”
He further urged Tantita Security Services to extend their support to other military barracks, emphasizing the positive impact of their contributions.
He said, “I encourage the Management of Tantita Security Services Nigeria Limited to look at other barracks and extend its goodwill in its areas of responsibility, ” Gen. Abdusallam said.
On his part, the Executive Director (Operations & Technical) of Tantita Security Services Limited, Capt. Enisuoh Wariedi, expressed appreciation for the ongoing partnership.
Enisuoh said, “We have reasons to be more grateful to all the security forces,” he stated. Capt. Wariedi also highlighted the importance of the project, saying, “We will continue to stand by you just as you stood by us. This is the beginning of a great partnership to come. The newly reconstructed accommodation has a capacity to house 140 soldiers at a time.
The event culminated with the official commissioning of the facility by Maj. Gen. Abdusallam, who was joined by Brig. Gen. Unachukwu Nwachukwu, Commander of the 63 Brigade, and other senior military officials.
