ASABA/Nigeria: Delta State Governor, Rt. Hon. Sheriff Oborevwori, has extended warm birthday felicitations to the Managing Director of Tantita Security Services Nigeria Limited, High Chief (Engr.) Keston Ebimobowei Pondi, on the occasion of his 49th birth anniversary.
In a congratulatory message issued in Asaba on Thursday by his Chief Press Secretary, Sir Festus Ahon, Governor Oborevwori praised Pondi for his outstanding leadership and invaluable contributions to peace, security, and sustainable development in the Niger Delta region.
The governor commended the Tantita Managing Director for the critical role his company continues to play in safeguarding Nigeria’s oil and gas infrastructure, noting that improved security around national assets has contributed significantly to enhanced crude oil production, revenue stability, and broader economic growth.
Governor Oborevwori described High Chief Pondi as an astute professional and committed patriot whose dedication to duty has earned him widespread respect across the Niger Delta and beyond, adding that his leadership has helped strengthen trust and collaboration in the region’s security architecture.
He also acknowledged Pondi’s philanthropic disposition, noting that his humanitarian interventions and consistent support for community development initiatives have positively impacted lives, particularly among youths and vulnerable groups in host communities.
“On behalf of the government and people of Delta State, I heartily congratulate High Chief (Engr.) Keston Ebimobowei Pondi on his 49th birthday,” the governor said. “He has distinguished himself as a dependable partner in the quest for a peaceful and prosperous Niger Delta, and his contributions to national development are worthy of commendation.”
Governor Oborevwori prayed for God’s continued guidance, sound health, and greater accomplishments for the Tantita boss in the years ahead, expressing confidence that Pondi would continue to render selfless service to the nation and contribute meaningfully to the advancement and stability of the Niger Delta region.
