The Delta Online Publishers Forum (DOPF) has celebrated the Managing Director of Tantita Security Services Limited, Engr. Kestin Pondi, on his birthday, described him as a symbol of professional excellence, visionary leadership and committed national service.
In a congratulatory message jointly signed by its Chairman, Emmanuel Enebeli, FCIISM, MNIPR, and Secretary, Shedrack Onitsha, FCIIMS, MNIPR, the Forum said Engr. Pondi’s leadership has continued to inspire confidence and deliver measurable results in Nigeria’s security architecture, particularly in the Niger Delta.
DOPF noted that Engr. Pondi’s widely acknowledged stewardship at Tantita Security Services Limited has played a critical role in safeguarding strategic national assets, contributing significantly to improved security, stability and economic sustainability in the region.
According to the Forum, “through innovation, discipline and strategic collaboration, Engr. Pondi has set a commendable benchmark for private sector participation in national security,” adding that his approach has strengthened cooperation between security institutions and host communities.
Beyond his professional accomplishments, DOPF commended Engr. Pondi’s humility and strong commitment to community development and youth empowerment, describing his leadership style as people-centred and anchored on inclusiveness, partnership and shared responsibility.
The Forum also applauded him for his support for constructive engagement and transparent communication, noting that his openness to dialogue has helped to build trust among security agencies, communities and the media, in recognition of the media’s role in nation-building.
“As media professionals, we particularly appreciate your respect for dialogue and transparency, which continue to strengthen public confidence and institutional cooperation,” the statement said.
DOPF wishes Engr. Kestin Pondi sound health, sustained success and greater accomplishments in the years ahead, as he marks another year of impactful leadership and service.
