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NCYP Throw Weights High Chief (Engr.) Kestin Ebimobowei Pondi, MD/CEO of Tantita Security Services Nigeria Ltd
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The North Central Youth Parliament (NCYP), the umbrella body coordinating youths across the seven North Central states and the youth wing of the North Central Elders Forum, has expressed its strong support for High Chief (Engr.) Kestin Ebimobowei Pondi, the Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer of Tantita Security Services Nigeria Limited.
Speaking in Abuja, the Acting Speaker and Clerk of the North Central Youth Parliament, Rt. Hon. Dominic Eveh, described Pondi as a renowned engineer, public administrator, and entrepreneur with over two decades of experience in security management, business operations, and regional development.
He noted that as the head of Tantita Security Services Nigeria Limited, Pondi has played a pivotal role in curbing oil theft and pipeline vandalism in the Niger Delta region, a development that has significantly contributed to Nigeria’s economic stability and growth.
Eveh also commended Pondi for his philanthropic initiatives, particularly in empowering entrepreneurs and supporting community development projects across the region.
He reaffirmed the Parliament’s support for Pondi’s continued efforts toward strengthening security and fostering sustainable development in the Niger Delta.
Rt. Hon. Dominic Eveh
Acting Speaker/Clerk
North Central Youth Parliament (NCYP)
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African Union Sports Council Lends Support to Delta Senators U19 Unifier Cup
The African Union Sports Council has thrown its weight behind the Delta Senators U19 Unifier Cup, a youth football tournament aimed at discovering and promoting talented young players from the grassroots. A strategic meeting was held at the Moshood Abiola National Stadium in Abuja, where top officials of the African Union Sports Council were officially unveiled in support of the tournament.
The meeting, convened by Amb. Onoriode Omagufi, saw the unveiling of Chief Michael Shamsu Mustapha, Secretary General of the African Union Sports Council, and Mr. Abdoul-Rafiou Assoumanou, Senior Sports Officer. The focus of the meeting was on strengthening collaboration between the African Union Sports Council and the tournament organizers to provide opportunities for young Nigerian talents to be seen by international scouts and professional football clubs.
The African Union Sports Council delegation will be present throughout the 10-day tournament in Delta State, providing institutional support and observing the event as part of its commitment to youth sports development across Africa. Amb. Onoriode Omagufi emphasized that the tournament is not only about football competition but also about youth empowerment, unity, and creating international pathways for young Nigerian talents.
The officials of the African Union Sports Council commended the initiative and expressed their readiness to support programs that advance grassroots football and sports development on the African continent. The meeting ended on a positive note with a shared commitment to ensure the success of the Delta Senators U19 Unifier Cup and to continue promoting youth development through sports.
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