No fewer than 523 trainees have completed the second batch of the Tantita-AHSED ProjectSSE Vocational and Digital Skills Empowerment Programme, an initiative of Tantita Security Services Nigeria Limited (TSSNL) aimed at equipping youths with practical and technology-driven competencies.
The graduation ceremony took place on Wednesday, February 11, 2026, at St. Andrew’s Hall, Fanikayode Junction, Warri, drawing participants, facilitators and representatives of the company’s management. The programme is designed to provide hands-on vocational and digital training that prepares beneficiaries to become self-reliant, innovative and economically productive.
Speaking on behalf of TSSNL management, the Admin Manager, Miss Daisy Jaja, congratulated the graduands for their commitment and perseverance throughout the training period. She encouraged them to leverage the knowledge and skills acquired as instruments for personal growth and community development rather than mere certificates of participation.
Jaja also commended the AHSED ProjectSSE team for what she described as their professionalism and dedication in delivering quality training across various vocational and digital disciplines. According to her, empowering young people with relevant and practical skills remains a critical strategy for tackling unemployment and stimulating grassroots economic growth.
She further noted that initiatives such as ProjectSSE contribute to broader efforts at promoting stability in the Niger Delta by engaging youths productively and supporting campaigns against oil theft, illegal bunkering and pipeline vandalism.
With the graduation of the 523 participants, TSSNL reaffirmed its commitment to sustained youth empowerment, capacity building and inclusive development across its host communities, the Niger Delta region and the country at large.
