All is set for Governor Sheriff Oborevwori of Delta State to formally inaugurate the permanent secretariat of the Nigeria Union of Journalists Warri Correspondents’ Chapel as part of activities marking the Union’s 2025 Press Week.
The multi-million naira edifice was built and tastefully furnished by Tantita Security Services Nigeria Limited, a Federal Government contracted private pipeline security outfit based in the Niger Delta region.
The inauguration ceremony, billed for Friday, June 27, 2025, will feature a public lecture themed “Fight Against Oil Theft: “The Impact of Private Security and Role of the Media”.
These were disclosed in a statement jointly signed by Dele Fasan and Akpokona Omafuaire, respectively, the Chairman and Secretary of the NUJ Warri Correspondents’ Chapel 2025 Press Week Committee.
The statement noted that Oborevwori who is the Special Guest of Honour at the event, will carry out the official cutting of the tape, while the Vice Chancellor, Federal University of Petroleum Resources, Prof. Ezekiel Agbalagba will be the Chairman on the occasion.
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The Executive Director, Technical/Operations, Tantita Security Services Nigeria Limited, Captain Wariedi Enisuoh, is the guest speaker.
Other activities listed for the Press Wee, according to the statement, include a sensitization campaign with the theme, “NUJ say no to crisis in Warri” where members of the Union will march round some major streets in the oil rich city to preach among residents.
The statement partly reads, “We are in joyous mood as history is being made in the life of NUJ, not only in Delta State, but the country at large as we are celebrating this year 2025 Press Week with fanfare and we are grateful to God for this wonderful progress.
“We cannot thank enough the management of Tantita Security Services Nigeria Limited for this record breaking project, for helping the Union to have a permanent secretariat. Indeed Tantita will forever be remembered and it is because of this rare gesture that we have named the Press Centre after the Chairman of Tantita.”