OTC 2026: Tantita Security To Lecture On Drone Assisted Maritime Innovation
With the Africa’s rising influence in global maritime security, Tantita Security Services Limited (TSSL) has received official approval to deliver a technical lecture at the 2026 Offshore Technology Conference (OTC), one of the world’s most prestigious gatherings of energy and technology innovators.
The presentation, scheduled for next year’s edition in Houston, will spotlight Tantita’s cutting-edge drone surveillance system designed to protect offshore oil platforms and secure Nigeria’s expansive maritime domain. This marks a significant stride not only for Nigeria but for developing nations seeking to assert their presence in high-tech security solutions.
Tantita’s lecture will explore the deployment of unmanned aerial systems (UAS) for real-time monitoring, threat detection, and collaborative security frameworks. These innovations are tailored to address the complex challenges of offshore asset protection, especially in regions vulnerable to piracy, illegal bunkering, and environmental threats.
Captain (Dr) Warredi Enisuoh, Executive Director of Technical and Operations at TSSL, confirmed the development, stating that the approval reflects growing international recognition of Tantita’s operational success and technological ingenuity.
“This is a proud moment for Nigeria and the continent. Our work is being acknowledged on a global stage, and we’re excited to share our journey and solutions with the world,” said Enisuoh.
In addition to the lecture, Tantita has secured a coveted spot in the technology exhibition section of OTC 2026, standing shoulder-to-shoulder with tech powerhouses like Japan. This inclusion underscores the conference’s commitment to cross-sector innovation and its embrace of emerging players from the Global South.
The 2026 OTC is expected to draw thousands of stakeholders — from engineers and policymakers to investors and academics — offering a fertile ground for strategic partnerships, knowledge exchange, and collaborative breakthroughs.
Tantita’s participation is more than a corporate milestone; it’s a symbolic leap for Africa’s role in shaping the future of offshore energy security. As the continent grapples with resource protection and environmental sustainability, indigenous tech solutions like Tantita’s drone system offer scalable, smart, and sovereign pathways forward.
With the world watching, OTC 2026 could be the moment Africa’s voice in maritime innovation becomes impossible to ignore.